/lit/ - Literature

>>9370159
Where at my man? Good will?

Recently got these at my local second hand place. All under 10 dollars.

>>9370159
lmao, what's wrong poorfag? mommy didn;t give you enough allowance to buy new books so you buy used paperbacks like some fucking hobo?hahahaa

>>9370159
Where do people find such good books for so cheap. Those would be $10 a pop here, used.

>>9370235
I just go to second hand book shops. There's a lot where I live.

>>9370209
For me personally it's because books are so fucking expensive where I live compared to everywhere else. A shit YA novel can be $25.

>>9370209
Is this supposed to offend anyone? You're making fun of someone for not having money to spend? What's the point in that? Are you trying to make yourself feel better about being in a financially more well-off position? Are you trying to make a stranger feel bad for not wasting money?

>mommy
>allowance
Lol nvm; once you're on your own, you'll learn to micromanage your finances; fucking child

>>9370182
BMV yonge and dundas

>>9370260
>toronto

kysmm

>>9370209
OP here. Lol

Just a few.

>>9370264
Pft toronto is probably top 5 city in North America. Why don't you kill yourself instead.

>>9370209

Yeah, I spent most of it on your whore mother

>>9370276
>not living in a cabin in the woods

1/2

Mix of abebooks and local second hand bookstore

>>9370280
Kill yourself my man

>>9370287
2/2

>>9370269

ok books, more impressed w that photo quality

Stop buying paperbacks.

>>9370290
no u

>>9370269
That's some artistic photographs there.

>>9370300
Get murdered

>>9370269
/p/ is leaking

La Bâtarde is great, way better then that meme unfinished DFW book.

How did I do. $35 CAD total. Had to buy the Dazai book new.

>>9370655
Very poorly. Next time you want to make a donation, send it to me.
Holy shit you people are embarrassing.

>>9370269
>tfw really want to read the pale king but IJ and his other books are taking forever to get through

>>9370159
Plus: Mark Twain collection, Jane Eyre and rise and fall of the third reich.

$25

>>9370655

>dover

>>9370159
REEEEEEEEEEEEEEEEEE
Warlock...so jelly. Not sure which translation for Gogol but damn, great finds.

Stackthreadfag here, can I still contribute? This is the stack beside my livingroom couch. Nothing here is new except for Solaris. How's my power level?

>>9370292
>Marx
take the redpill instead, cuck

>>9370203
Top choice lad

>>9370801
implying Marx isn't the true redpill

>[T]he task of abolishing the essence of Jewry is in truth the task of abolishing Jewry in civil society, abolishing the inhumanity of today's practice of life, the summit of which is the money system.

>The fact that 1855 years ago Christ drove the Jewish moneychangers out of the temple, and that the moneychangers of our age enlisted on the side of tyranny happen again chiefly to be Jews, is perhaps no more than a historical coincidence.

>Let us consider the actual, worldly Jew -- not the Sabbath Jew, as Bauer does, but the everyday Jew. ... What is the worldly religion of the Jew? Huckstering. What is his worldly God? Money… Money is the jealous god of Israel, in face of which no other god may exist. Money degrades all the gods of man — and turns them into commodities. The bill of exchange is the real god of the Jew. His god is only an illusory bill of exchange. The chimerical nationality of the Jew is the nationality of the merchant, of the man of money in general.

>Thus we find every tyrant backed by a Jew, as is every pope by a Jesuit. In truth, the cravings of oppressors would be hopeless, and the practicability of war out of the question, if there were not an army of Jesuits to smother thought and a handful of Jews to ransack pockets.

Ulysses - Easton Press
Dubliners - Easton Press
Neuromancer - (signed) Easton Press
Leaves of Grass - Easton Press
Wuthering Heights - Easton Press
The Great Gatsby - Easton Press
The Picture of Dorian Grey - Easton Press
The Selected Poems of John Ashbery
Borges: Selected Poems
Collected Poems 1912-1944 (H.D.)
The Collected Poems of Wallace Stevens
Walt Whitman - Complete Poetry and Selected Prose (Riverside Editions)
Dino Buzzati - The Tartar Steppe
The Complete Poems of Hart Crane
The Poetry of Robert Frost: The Collected Poems, Complete and Unabridged (Owl Book)
Shelley's Poetry and Prose: Authoritative Texts, Criticism (Norton Critical Edition)
Samuel Taylor Coleridge - The Complete Poems (Penguin Classics)
The Selected Poetry of Rainer Maria Rilke: Bilingual Edition (English and German Edition)
Percy Bysshe Shelley Complete Poems (hardcover)
e. e. cummings: Complete Poems, 1904-1962 (hardcover)
The Poems Revised (The Collected Works of W. B. Yeats) (hardcover)

Only half of it has arrived yet so no picture

>>9370865
Would you consider yourself an internationalist, a national socialist or as socialist lite?

>>9370730
Please be my gf

>>9370287
Wow I had no idea Atomized (Elementary Particles) was such a big book, since I read it digitally.
Does your version have special additions or is that its normal size?

>>9370655
Not good, senpai. If you want to spend that kind of money you should have gotten OWC's version of Brothers K (Ignat Avsey's translation).

And Dover, come on. You are paying for public domain translations, the kind you could get way cheaper for older editions.

>>9370800
Your power level don't even reach the minimum to receive a rating.

>>9370260

Nice. I'm going to hit that up when I'm back in the city.

>>9372732
very nice!!

I thought I got a good deal with these for $10, but you guys have some really good and cheap hauls itt.

>>9372732
That is super nice pricing on the Proust set.

>>9370159
You got ripped off. They're all trash.

>>9370159
>being a consumerist

>>9372732
How heavy are those Proust books? Good collection.

>he buys second hand books to look as if he has read them

>>9373382
*she

>>9373411
She is a stupid cunt and is probably an sjw.

>>9373359
pretty heavy for paperbacks. the pages are packed in densely

>>9373382
Or because they're cheaper

>>9372630
I was surprised too. My version is basically just the text from the first page to the last. The font's not too big but its spaced out a bit.

>>9370865
>talks about abolishing jewry
>marx related by blood to the rothschilds

yeah ok schlomo

3 weeks worth of purchases

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>>9374187
who the fuck is this freak and why do I keep seeing him everywhere?

Can you give me a quick rundown??

>>9374180
i have the same edition of moby dick
ex gf's grandma gave to me along with a hardcover edition of the complete poems of robert browning
its v nice

>>9374204
I paid like $1.59 for it

>>9374213
i paid 2 1/2 years of my life for it
desu worth it

>>9374180
Duuude can you post the table of contents of "fleur de lys"? I've been looking for a short book on French monarchy and stumbled on "the kings and queens of france" at a local used bookstore, but it was overpriced because it was a first edition, and I've been considering fleur de lys instead. Does it have a lot of images/portraits?

Thanks!

>>9374370
Sorry about quality

>>9374370
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>>9374370
Has a few hundred images of texts/ seals/ artifacts

>>9370159
First stack is bought new. $30
Second stack was bought used for $20
Europe Central was $2, Name of the Rose was $2.50. Literal steals right there (at least where I'm from), most expensive books were Magic Mountain ($4.50)and M&D ($7).
Third stack was gifted to me.

I know i'm pretty plebeian but where I'm from it's pretty gud.

I'm really liking my current reads, DeLillo and Vollman
Also on the same Pleb note

I really liked Carver

>>9374427
Thanks so much! Will seriously consider picking this up.

>>9370280
Thoreauly retarded

>>9374495
thanks for having the same doors and carpet as me

>>9370655

THIRTY FIVE DOLLARS ON THREE PAPER BACK BOOKS, ONE OF WHICH IS A DOVER

>>9374187

kek

>>9374495
Nice job with End Zone, love that book

Here's what I got at the comfy used book store throughout April. Everything cost around $30 total, but the Pound is basically mint condition.

>>9374804
rotated for your viewing pleasure

>>9374495
I'm jealous of those stacks!