/lit/ - Literature

[Anonymous No.11905158]

What should I read next Junger wise? I've read both Storm of Steel and The Glass Bees, and thoroughly enjoyed both. I'm just wondering where I should go from there.

Also, discussion thread on Junger I suppose.

pls no /pol/

[Anonymous No.11905336]

I've only read The Adventurous Heart and On the Marble Cliffs so far, but I can recommend both.

[Anonymous No.11905347]

>>11905336
On The Marble Cliffs looks like a good read, I'll check that out, thanks.

Regarding the Adventurous Heart - could you give an explanation of how you understood it (if that makes sense)? The descriptions I've just searched up seem a little vague.

[Anonymous No.11905355]

>>11905158
There's those recent Telos Press translations of his books and essays: On Pain, The Adventurous Heart, The Forest Passage, Visit to Godenholm, Sturm.

I think they've also republished older translations of Eumeswil and so on.

[Anonymous No.11905389]

>>11905158
Marble Cliffs. Read everything you can by him. It's all worthwhile.

[Anonymous No.11905396]

>>11905355
I don't think Telos has published Visit to Godenholm.

[Anonymous No.11905417]

>>11905355
Yes I'm somewhat aware of Telos Press and their new translations. It's a shame as I'm not in America, so would probably have to order in bulk to make the shipping worthwhile - but will see. How'd you find On Pain (if that is your copy)?

>>11905389
Seems to be. I really enjoyed both that I've read so far, and considering they're on entirely different things, it's rather surprising. Really, just excellent writing, excellent.

Will read On The Marble Cliffs next then. Thanks.

[Anonymous No.11905701]

>>11905417
Sorry not my copy, found on Google.

[Anonymous No.11905738]

aladdin's problem is really great, id recommend