/lit/ - Literature

>>9733732
Go back to /r9k/, you dumb pathetic manchild. Stick to your 'vidya' and anime and leave /lit/ alone, vile loser

>>9733732

>>9733732
>quitting before bannerlord, kingdoms deliverance, the new path of exile expansion, rdr2, and warhammer total war 2

you fucked up

>>9733735
but i've never liked anime and i am unable to play videogames anymore and i don't visit /r9k/.

still taking recommendations tho.

>>9733744
>unable to play videogames anymore

Are you paraplegic now?

>>9733744
What do you like

>>9733747
I know how he feels. I stare at my steam list and have nothing installed.

>>9733732
Why are you unable to play? I'd recommend The Master and Margarita though.

>>9733743
Yeah, unfortunately the circumstances don't allow me to play games anymore
>>9733747
>>9733752
I've barely had time to play video games and today, my gaming pc broke. I reaaaally don't feel like replacing it. It's just a money sink for 2 hours a week worth of entertainment
>>9733739
this looks like a post-addiction book :o
>>9733748
I don't have much preference, my tastes ranges from poetry to millennial literature. (oh boy, i'm going to be crucified just to mention millenium.)

>>9733763
WE ARE REDPILLED HERE DON'T EVER READ MILLENIAL THEY ARE LIBERAL, WE'RE AGAINST WOMEN AND EQUALITYa

>>9733763
>millennial literature
Josh Cohen
Ottessa Moshfegh
Marlon James
Graeme Macrae Burnet

>>9733772

>Josh Cohen

kek fuck off.

>>9733788
i didnt suggest quality, just prominent names in the genre

>>9733772
I've read Josh Cohen and Ottessa moshpit (eileen)
They're just average i suppose.

>>9733788
Witz is absolute trash, i know. but a book by numbers is quite good.

>>9733732
>not reading bee in between rounds of call of duty

>>9733732

>>9733732
I recently read Tetralogue and thought it was pretty good. You should learn to play an instrument. The first time I hit a clean F chord felt so much better than any in game achievement ever has.

I doubt you'll be able to read some serious adult literature, since you're not used to it.
Try reading Douglas Adams, it's quite an easy and fun read.
There's a lot of "gamers" in /sffg/ too, if you're into fantasy just stick to that containment thread.
You can also start with the greeks

>>9733831
Funny thing is, i broke your expectations.
From this lit starter pack, i just didn't read fear and loathing in las vegas (i'll eventually)

Pic related: i prefer this cover.

>>9733828
I'm quite fond of music, currently exploring the depths of ambiental/avant-garde and some of ambiental black metal.

Tried to play classic guitar, it's just not for me.

>>9733732
Smart move, I wish i could get every second I spent playing league for five years back.

Atleast I didn't fail a university course because of it though.

>>9733838
>i broke your expectations
Yeah, actually you did. I sort of expected you to be not so well-read since you seem to have been addicted to video games for so long.
Anyways, what are plot themes that interest you?

>>9733864
I mostly read fiction.
I'm quite fond of detective/realistic/meta-fiction genres

Eventually i take a few leaps on new releases, TV-series books or genres that i don't really frequently read (just to keep in touch)

>>9733732
On The Road by Care-O-Wack

>>9733732
Do you have any themes or topics that you'd like? Mystery, sci-fi, hard drama?

Now all you need to do is quit 4chan

Start with the Socratic Dialogues

>>9733747
no prison bitch

"how i stopped being a huge fag" by dracula

>>9733732
Ready Player One is the only logical response

>>9733732
I did this for a while but then my friends bought me a PS4 and now I only play Overwatch

>that roadhog nerf
REEEEEEEEEEEEEEEE