/lit/ - Literature

[Anonymous No.17413543]

Post your guilty pleasure.

[Anonymous No.17414619]

I like watching muscle dudes naked sometimes.
Has to be in an appropriate aesthetic setting, the right level of muscularity.
It's my little treat.

[Anonymous No.17415676]

>>17413543
Instead of reading for pleasure I read the Greeks. I'm at Aristotle now. The guilty pleasure is the feeling of superiority towards Rowling readers.

[Anonymous No.17415723]

>>17413543
I read all the Drizzt books in the first series about 12 years ago. Always planned on reading more Dungeons and Dragons novels but have never got around to it.

[Anonymous No.17415749]

locked room mysteries, they're never satifying either, but i still read that garbage

[Anonymous No.17415773]

>>17414619
Good taste

[Anonymous No.17415887]

I have no friends and no one who cares what i do; therefore i have no guilty pleasures.

[Anonymous No.17415992]

>>17413543
Eroge.
In the last 10 years i've fapped almost only with them. The alchemy between the text/story and voice acting is magical.
Btw pic is my favorite chara.

[Anonymous No.17416002]

>>17415992
>that bulge

[Anonymous No.17416011]

>>17413543
>guilty pleasure.
in other words, you're so weak willed and have decided that by admitting you engage in vices that somehow its not so bad as a cope

[Anonymous No.17416034]

>>17414619
>>17415773
Into the abyss the batty man fell, the pitch dense darkness---forever to dwell.
---ExpletiveBMP

[Anonymous No.17416079]

>>17415676
What's so great about the greeks anyway?

[Anonymous No.17416119]

>>17416034
>ExpletiveBMP
Some underage faggot discussing Naruto online?

[Anonymous No.17416651]

[Anonymous No.17416698]

Anything by Terry Goodkind. I still chuckle when I think of justifying a mass killing because those killed had ‘a hatred for moral clarity’. Just for his lolcow potential, his death was a literary loss

[Anonymous No.17417064]

[Anonymous No.17417188]

>>17416651

Can someone tell me about this meme?

[Anonymous No.17417198]

>>17413543
I feel no guilt about my pleasure

[Anonymous No.17417226]

>>17413543
dragonlance

[Anonymous No.17417257]

>>17413543

[Anonymous No.17417320]

>>17417188
The books were written by an anon from here. They’re batshit insane and being advertised here. There’s also a lot of comma issues which had lead to it’s meme status. They’re pretty good, just incredibly strange and obviously unedited ( I only read Call of the Arcade and Crocodile)

[Anonymous No.17417362]

>>17413543
Comfy and easy short reads, turn your brain off and enjoy like a movie

[Anonymous No.17417367]

https://www.reddit.com/r/Warhammer_Smut/

[Anonymous No.17417369]

>>17417362
Fuck I dropped this

[Anonymous No.17418406]

>>17413543
no guilty pleasures

[Anonymous No.17418643]

>>17413543
That's how i got into reading as a kid
Based OP

[Anonymous No.17420184]

>>17416079
Ah, Socratic questioning. Very well, my friend, I shall give you an answer. They are one of the sources of Western civilisation (three pilars of European civilisation are Greek philosophy, Roman law and Judeo-Christian religion). Despite that they are not read that often, many people prefer to read more modern derived works. Some of the books are more challanging (you will find many Greek words that you have to remember), some are less, but overall they are quite fun.

[Anonymous No.17420205]

i dont have guilty pleasures with reading because its something that actually takes effort so im not putting effort into bookd that i think are bad my guilty pleasure is all the time i spend online

[Anonymous No.17420373]

>>17420184
Yeah, you're a brainlet and a pseud.

[Anonymous No.17420433]

John le Carre

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[Anonymous No.17420490]

I sometimes read random light novels translated by random people online. They're usually shit but it's a comfy way to kill an hour or two.

[Anonymous No.17420506]

Miss this motherfucker

[Anonymous No.17420521]

>>17420506
my main association with him is the documentary he made about euthanization.

>WATER.... L-ITTLE.. WATER..

[Anonymous No.17420769]

I ready "womens lit" like Barbera Pym.

[Anonymous No.17422383]

>>17413543
Destroyermen by Taylor Anderson

A series about a US Navy ship that got transported to an alternate reality

[Anonymous No.17422506]

>>17415723
Most of them literally just read exactly like a novelization of somebody's D&D campaign. They're fine for what they are, and I suppose they're some of the most popular successors of the classic pulp tradition, though I can't speak to their current quality since I haven't read any written past 2010. I assume the new ones have added in a bunch of anachronistic woke elements like the game has.

[Anonymous No.17422834]

I'm really getting into the m/m fantasy beast genre. Its hard to admit to anyone.

[Anonymous No.17422978]

any light novels

[Anonymous No.17423139]

>>17422978
t bh light novels are pretty bad even my genre fiction standards

[Anonymous No.17423165]

This board.

[Anonymous No.17423220]

>>17417320
Would anyone unironically recommend?

[Anonymous No.17423253]

>>17413543
As long as you don't hurt anyone, don't feel guilt for having pleasure anon. You'll end up a poltard or something, depriving yourself of enjoying your short life.

[Anonymous No.17423287]

I read Parasite by Darcy Coates, which from what I understand is her only sci-fi horror novel; the rest being gothic horror. I love anything that resembles the setup of The Thing, Alien, Event Horizon, Dead Space, etc., so I breezed through it in about a day and loved every minute. It was even divided into different perspectives of people like characters in a spooky video game.