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What are you currently read, niggers?

>> No.5583509

Pic sorta related

>> No.5583512

the word 'RANCE'

>> No.5583515

that ass again. ho boy. what's even the point of books.

>> No.5583517

that bum omg

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>>5583515
Ayyy


She's the queen of /lit/

So is my girlfriend.

They can be the lesbians dykes of /lit/

>> No.5583526

Nothing.

I keep getting distracted by you sexist assholes and going on a rant!

>> No.5583527

>>5583515
i agree with this sentiment

somebody has to post this ass everyday from now on

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>>5583512
>>5583515
>>5583517
Hey don't mind me boys ;]

http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=NZQshBy_xxs

>> No.5583549

>>5583543
i don't care for her

>> No.5583557

>>5583549
Does your penis work?

>> No.5583559

She should be the image for the sticky thread.

Ave regna literati!

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Vive la France

>> No.5583566

>>5583557
no

>> No.5583568

>>5583515
it's shooped. yes, i'm a cunt

>> No.5583569

>>5583562
Ayyy lmao


This guy gets it

>> No.5583681

>>5583568
post original?

>> No.5583683

>>5583568
who cares
>>5583681
don't

>> No.5583685

>>5583681
saw it on le rebbit, dunno where

>> No.5583702

>>5583685
how do you know that this 'original' was not the one that was doctored?

>> No.5583715

Against the Day, from Pynchon
nausea, Sartre
White Noise, Delillo

>> No.5583721

Borges' stories
Crying of Lot 49 because I haven't actually read it before.

>> No.5583730

http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Anais_Zanotti

>> No.5583735

I just read Nietzshe's Antichrist today. The most resentful and unoriginal book by him I have read so far, Nietzsche at his worst.

>> No.5583738

Nabokov - The Real Life of Sebastian Knight

>> No.5583752

>>5583715
What do you think of Nausea so far?

>> No.5583795

>>5583505
the conspiracy against the human race
gravity's Rainbow
israeli book about the history of the world, you guys dont know it

>> No.5583799

Edith Hamilton's Mythology
Plato's Apology
Kafka The Trial

>> No.5583806

Crime and Punishment. It's been a week and only a quarter of the way through. I guess I'm not that into literature : /

>> No.5583810

Just read a couple chapters of V. I didn't like Fausto's Confession. That was one of the most tedious things I have ever read. It was even interesting, but I did not enjoy actually reading it. I'll probably finish it tomorrow.

>> No.5583813

What do you guys think of reading multiple books at once? I'm interested in learning a bit of the business world as well as continue classical literature. I've always been against it simply because of the novelty but I'm getting impatient now a days.

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>>5583505

Elliot rodger's manifesto

I started it shortly after he did the day of retribution. It took me 3-4 months to finish 90 percent of it. Jesus fuck! i am a slow reader

>> No.5583845

>>5583833
What are your thoughts?

I only read a few pages throughout and he sounded pretty privileged, though I hate that word.

>> No.5583863

>>5583505
Dubliners by Joyce.

>> No.5583874

>>5583833
>>5583845
dude gets insanely mad at his parents for taking him to foreign countries because they don't have the latest video games there.

he's an idiot and it's not insightful or intelligent at all but it's fascinating

>> No.5583876

I'm waiting for Herodotus' Histories to be delivered so that I can continue with the Greeks.

In the meantime, I'm reading the complete poetry of Apollinaire.

>> No.5583886

>>5583845

I find parts of it humorous.

I am at the part of the manifesto in which he talks about being at a hotel with a broken leg that he got from falling off of a ten foot ledge. He tried to push popular girls off of a ten foot ledge and he fell instead, and then he got his ass beat by normies when he realized he got his sun glasses stolen.

>> No.5583888

>>5583813
It's okay as long as long as the books are sufficiently different from one another.

For example, a collection of poetry, a physics textbook and a novel can be read simutanously without problem.

However, I'd vouch against reading, for example, multiple novels at the same time.

>> No.5583898

>>5583886

got his ass beaten*