STACK THREAD

[Anonymous No.18429192]

what's up niggas let's see those assortments of books!!!!

[Anonymous No.18429199]

>>18429192
cringe

[Anonymous No.18429202]

>>18429192
based

[Anonymous No.18429223]

>>18429199
cringe.
>>18429202
BASED.

[Anonymous No.18429263]

>>18429192
cringe
>>18429199
based
>>18429202
cringe
>>18429223
cringe

[Anonymous No.18429275]

>>18429192
what's the point? are you trying to prove that you read shitty books? like we wouldn't believe you otherwise? fucking retard?

[Anonymous No.18429281]

>>18429192
based
>>18429199
also based
>>18429223
Cringe
>>18429202
Cringe
>>18429263
Based
>>18429275
Cringe

[Anonymous No.18429314]

>>18429281
Bringe

[Anonymous No.18429322]

>>18429199
Based
>>18429202
Based
>>18429223
Based?
>>18429263
Cringe
>>18429275
Cringe
>>18429281
Based
>>18429314
Crased

[Anonymous No.18429365]

OP is based /thread

[Anonymous No.18429371]

>>18429365
just for your cringe post, i'm going to keep the thread \OPEN

[Anonymous No.18429372]

>>18429192
Cringe
>>18429199
Based
>>18429202
Cringe
>>18429223
Cringe
>>18429263
Based
>>18429275
Cringe
>>18429281
Cringe
>>18429314
Cringe
>>18429322
Based
>>18429365
Cringe

[Anonymous No.18429377]

I got this today I'm pretty excited to read it. I'm going in completely blind.

[Anonymous No.18429399]

>>18429377
It sucks, not enjoyable in the least -t. read the first 110 pages of it

[Anonymous No.18429418]

>>18429192
Kindle is best book ever RIGHT??????

[Anonymous No.18429432]

>>18429275
You sound uptight, anon.

[Anonymous No.18429442]

>>18429192
Based
>>18429199
Cringe
>>18429202
Based
>>18429263
Cringe
>>18429275
Cringe
>>18429281
Based
>>18429314
Cringe
>>18429322
Cringe
>>18429365
Based
>>18429371
Cringe
>>18429372
Cringe
>>18429377
Based

[Anonymous No.18429445]

>>18429432
up your tight ass

[Anonymous No.18429449]

>>18429192
how’d you get those books to float on water

[Anonymous No.18429454]

Is my stack cool

[Anonymous No.18429460]

>>18429454
wow you're one boring faggot

[Anonymous No.18429466]

>>18429454
>>18429460
boring was the first word that came to mind 4me2

[Anonymous No.18429473]

>>18429460
>>18429466
Ouch :(

[Anonymous No.18429481]

>>18429192
cringe
>>18429199
based
>>18429223
cringe
>>18429263
based
>>18429275
Based
>>18429281
cringe
>>18429314
Crased
>>18429322
Boost
>>18429365
Gay
>>18429372
Very based
>>18429442
Cunty
>>18429445
sodomite
>>18429449
based
>>18429454
gay

[Anonymous No.18429490]

>>18429481
Cringe
>>18429473
Based
>>18429466
Based
>>18429460
Based
>>18429454
Based
>>18429449
Based
>>18429445
Cringe
>>18429442
Based
>>18429432
Cringe
>>18429418
Cringe
>>18429399
Based
>>18429377
Cringe

[Anonymous No.18429509]

Working through the top 3 of them atm. Surprised Irving doesn't get discussed here more often. Seems up /lit/'s alley

[Anonymous No.18429586]

These came in today

[Anonymous No.18429599]

>>18429586
The top one is Parade's End I haven't had the time today to take the stickers off yet

[Anonymous No.18429609]

>>18429199
based
>>18429202
cringe
>>18429223
meh
>>18429263
based
>>18429281
gonna pass on this one chief
>>18429314
Crised
>>18429322
Cringe
>>18429365
OP is a faggot /thread
>>18429372
Based
>>18429442
Based
>>18429481
Cringe
>>18429490
Cringe

[Anonymous No.18429612]

>>18429509
Oprah Winfrey what are you doing here?

[Anonymous No.18429785]

rate my stack

[Anonymous No.18429813]

>>18429785
kek this has to be bait

[Anonymous No.18429987]

[Anonymous No.18430008]

>>18429454
I think that's really cool anon

[Anonymous No.18430013]

>>18429454
Kiss me

[Anonymous No.18430021]

>>18429785
I'm afraid of you. That's good.

[Anonymous No.18430025]

>>18429785
I bet you're really cool.

7.7787/10

[Anonymous No.18430030]

>>18429987
This is really cringe. Trash. Do you actually read this? Or is it a distraction from your real reading?

[Anonymous No.18430035]

>>18430030
Yeah just some light reads before bedtime.

[Anonymous No.18430042]

>>18430035
Okay that is good :)

How is your mental health?

[Anonymous No.18430045]

>>18430013
Why
>>18430008
Ty anon

[Anonymous No.18430052]

[Anonymous No.18430064]

>>18430045
Because I... I want you, anon. I hope you're Italian. I hope a German man rules you. I hope you like bristly facial hair over a cracked upper lip. I hope you know the smell of each borough of New York City. I hope you know who I am -- we've met, once for real. I haven't recovered.

It's like His Divine Grace A. C. Bhaktivedanta Swami Pabhupada says:
> You are always thinking of Me. Thinking of Krsna is the essence of all yoga systems -- of the hatha, karma, jnana, bhakti or any other system of yoga, sacrifice or charity. All the recommended activities for spiritual realization end in Krsna consciousness, in thinking always of Krsna. The actual perfection of human life lies in being always Krsna conscious and always being aware of Krsna while performing all types of activities.

You fight for us, work for us, eat for us, sleep for us and dedicate all activities to us.

If you don't understand it is only because you think you don't understand, but that is still my fault. I touch the secret but it burns my lips. Please kiss me.

[Anonymous No.18430085]

>>18430042
It's okay.
I spend a lot of my day programming and reading technical stuff so it's nice to just end it with something that's very easy to digest mentally. Honestly reading more before bed has pulled me more out of reality it feels. It allows my mind to just stop thinking about real problems for a little bit and to let someone just talk about something they like at me for a bit.

[Anonymous No.18430092]

>>18430064
Kek ok

[Anonymous No.18430095]

>>18430064
damn that was gay fag

[Anonymous No.18430099]

>>18430092
It didn't work.... yet.

>>18430095
Smoochie smoochie smoochie. I can't help myself. I'm ticklish, incurably ticklish.

[Anonymous No.18430123]

>>18430085
Fascinating. It is soothing? I think people forget that is a fundamental truth of reading: we are letting someone talk to us. It's a block of words, but there is also a voice in there somewhere. And we are all still kids realizing that language can reach us.

[Anonymous No.18430156]

>>18430123
>It is soothing?
Sometimes it is sometimes it isn't. If it isn't I just don't read and go to bed early.

[Anonymous No.18430172]

>>18429418
I agree anon I like my Kindle too

[Anonymous No.18430228]

>>18429785
Bait

[Anonymous No.18430569]

>>18429785
what kind of pill is that?

[Anonymous No.18431048]

[Anonymous No.18431149]

>>18429454
Based and Norton Reader pilled. The American lit is a good sampler, I've got the 5th edition.

[Anonymous No.18431153]

>>18431149
Have you got volume one?
I'm considering getting it but not exactly sure what's in it, idk much about american literature either

[Anonymous No.18431160]

>>18431153
Somehow we both ended up in bookstores that only had Volume 2.

[Anonymous No.18431192]

confessions of a midwit

[Anonymous No.18431200]

>>18431192
>A Little Life
How is that?

[Anonymous No.18431237]

>>18431200
felt great when I was in a more depressive phase but now that I'm in a much better place in life, I can't help but hate the protagonist. On a more objective note, the people and their lives in the book are entirely unrealistic. It's just misery porn for sad cunts

[Anonymous No.18431285]

>>18429192
what stack? this is what i'm reading currently

[Anonymous No.18431833]

Stack too big. New shelf who dis.

[Anonymous No.18431847]

>>18430052
>Septuagint and Communist Doctrines
What

[Anonymous No.18432069]

>>18431048
Cool stack, anon. Reminded me to get Schmitt

[Anonymous No.18432091]

The Beginning of Wisdom is a hidden gem. Don't see Kass getting mentioned most places but it is a wonderful philosophical and textual analysis of Genesis that nonetheless sticks to the fairly concrete and avoids idealism.

Man and His Symbols was pretty disappointing as far as Jung works go.

[Anonymous No.18432148]

>>18431833
bookself of a schizoid

[Anonymous No.18432262]

>>18432148
post of a faggot

[Anonymous No.18432287]

>>18429454
I like the chaucer

[Anonymous No.18432462]

>>18431833
fuck off this board

[Anonymous No.18432569]

>>18432462
Stop posting.

[Anonymous No.18432633]

midwit checking in

[Anonymous No.18432659]

O(B)EN (B)OLL

[Anonymous No.18432674]

>>18429785
Wtf is this
>>18430569
The niggerpill

[Anonymous No.18433007]

>>18429192
I am trying to act out Shakespeare's Julius Caesar by myself.
Man memorizing lines is a lot harder than I thought! And I read Shakespeare's Julius Caesar a bunch of time.
I also feel pretty idiotic; flailing my arms in what I know is a very cringey attempt to be all Shakespearean actor-like...

[Anonymous No.18433112]

>>18430064
Schizo infestation.

[Anonymous No.18433402]

>>18431847
Do not attempt to understand the contours of my mind.

[Anonymous No.18433405]

[Anonymous No.18433409]

>>18433405
Do you have the Japanese philosophy source book?

[Anonymous No.18433411]

>>18433409
No. I should probably get it.

[Anonymous No.18433429]

>>18429192
I have never asked but what is the point of stack threads?
I don' get it. Is it just some random fucking books from your collection?
Are they your latest purchases?

Who the fuck even stacks books that way on a shelf

[Anonymous No.18433495]

>>18433429
it's a very common way of saving shelf space

[Anonymous No.18433634]

>>18431833
Based but there's no Storm of Steel or guerrilla manuals by Che or Mao so I award you 0/10 sorry mate!

[Anonymous No.18434000]

>>18433634
I have digital copies of both.

[Anonymous No.18434285]

I only have 100 pages of the Idiot but can't seem to bring myself to finish it.

[Anonymous No.18434309]

>>18434285
Good for you anon, that's a great read. I hope you finish it up, but do it at a pace that's good for you! The more you read, the more mature of a reader you become.

I've never seen that Deleuze book before, what do you think about it? I'd love to consider Deleuze's input in Kant.

[Anonymous No.18434337]

This is my stack for the summer. There's also some nonfiction online I am reading, mostly literary theory, but these are the poetry collections and novels I am reading.

>>18429192
Cringe
>>18429377
Based
>>18429454
Based AF
>>18429509
Fine. Not based or cringe. In the middle
>>18429586
Based, but mostly because of Dante
>>18429785
Kek. Enjoy what you like, I guess
>>18429987
Meh
>>18430052
Never heard of these. So no opinion.
>>18431048
Based
>>18431192
Meh
>>18431285
Kek
>>18431833
Kek
>>18432091
Not bad
>>18433405
Not bad
>>18434285
Based. Good balance of fiction and philosophy.

[Anonymous No.18434349]

>>18434285
If you finish it, I'll suck your cock.

[Anonymous No.18435717]

>>18434285
What is the purpose of reading fiction? What do you get out of it?

[Anonymous No.18435783]

>>18429586
Sand County Almanac will forever hold a place in my heart. For more Leopold essays that are organised in chronological and give a great gloss over his life in through his works look into The River of the Mother of God.

[Anonymous No.18435905]

>>18434349
Thanks bro this is motivating

>>18435717
Reading it feels like a dream sometimes especially with the books I have in the stack. There are so many rich descriptions, even throwaway sentences activate my imagination. I draw better when I read more good fiction

[Anonymous No.18436060]

>>18430085
>and to let someone just talk about something they like at me for a bit.
It feels nice
I think that's also the reason why I was addicted to autismo type videos on youtube once upon a time

[Anonymous No.18436539]

>>18429586
Based environmental bro. One love man.

[Anonymous No.18436558]

[Anonymous No.18436567]

>>18436558
Gigabased.

[Anonymous No.18436741]

>>18430030
Hells Angels by HST is a masterpiece in journalism my man.

[Anonymous No.18436745]

>>18434000
Ok you are redeemed (y)