Stack thread

[Anonymous No.18479169]

Post recent purchases. Pic related is mine.

[Anonymous No.18479230]

>>18479169
did that satisfy your insatiable desire, you pathetic consumer slave.

[Anonymous No.18479270]

>>18479230
>buys books
>this response

[Anonymous No.18479287]

[Anonymous No.18479289]

>>18479270
>buy way too many books at one time
>mostly non-fiction that are basically just podcast transcripts
>carefully set them up on the table
>take a picture for your friends of 4channel
>seek praise
>dont actually read them
>suck a penis for sustenance
>stick anime figurines up ass
>go to the emergency room
>explain to the 23 year old nurse why there is an Asuka action figure logged in your anal cavity

[Anonymous No.18479296]

>>18479169

[Anonymous No.18479298]

>>18479289
>2 facts makes 8 assumptions true
They seem to be mostly used books, retard

[Anonymous No.18479310]

>>18479298
its ok to buy a bunch of books that will just sit around if they're used?
i started finding myself doing the same thing, stopping at the thrift store or browsing ebay, buying a couple books here and there, ended up with 40 books i havent read yet.

[Anonymous No.18479316]

>>18479289
I'm going to get to all of them in due time. I've read about 27 books this year so far, so it may take a long while, but I'll get to them eventually. All it takes is patience.

[Anonymous No.18479368]

>>18479310
Then read them.
I've got a pile but I'm actually working through it. I keep the books after I read them to remind myself of them, or if I want to reread which does happen.

[Anonymous No.18479374]

[Anonymous No.18479566]

>>18479169
based
>>18479287
ultra based
>>18479296
based and redpilled
>>18479374
based

[Anonymous No.18479589]

>>18479374
undergrad crap but at least it's lit unlike the posts above, Dubliners is good

[Anonymous No.18479634]

Not exactly recent purchases, but here's what I'm reading this month.

[Anonymous No.18479716]

>>18479589
I am an undergrad but why is it crap?

[Anonymous No.18479754]

>>18479169

[Anonymous No.18480058]

>>18479169
Reposting mine in an actual stack thread

[Anonymous No.18480087]

>>18479634
How is the Heidegger book?

[Anonymous No.18480264]

>>18480087
It's a collection of introductory essays and articles. I thought it was a good read, but I enjoy Johnson's work and own all of his books, so I might be a bit biased. It's a thoroughly un-PC take on Heidegger, so if that's what you're looking for I'd recommend it.

[Anonymous No.18480329]

>>18479310
what if I got a bunch of used books that I didn't pay a single penny for? My grandma gave them to me.

[Anonymous No.18480357]

>>18479296
>tempel ov blood
>Iron Gates
>Siege
glow
https://national-justice.com/national-justice-exclusive-notorious-nazi-satanic-group-illegal-counter-intelligence-operation
White power is an excellent entry level book for americans, highly recommend to the fellow lards.

[Anonymous No.18480974]

[Anonymous No.18481017]

[Anonymous No.18481085]

>>18479374
Very nice stack would be your friend
>>18480058
Also very nice, will check those authors too.
>>18480974
Based southern gothic reader.

[Anonymous No.18481190]

>>18481017
t. actually looked at the sticky.

[Anonymous No.18481669]

>>18479296
Hail Wotan 1488
>>18479374
We would hit it off
>>18479754
you seem qt
>>18480058
comfy
>>18480974
english major type beat

[Anonymous No.18481721]

I looked through all the stacks posted so far. As usual, this place knows nothing of taste.

[Anonymous No.18481752]

>>18479169
Good stacks, maybe, I'm not into nonfiction.
I'm not going to post what I've bought for myself, this stack is a present for an acquaintance. I was on a budget so I only bought cheap books, all of them brand new. I spent 1379 yen, I love Amazon.
>>18479296
I'd love to read the camp of the saints and the Turner diaries, if they make the anglos seethe, they are good in my book.

[Anonymous No.18481810]

>>18481721
The most I've read by a single author is Mary, Despair, and Lolita and William Gibson's three trilogies.

[Anonymous No.18481839]

Can someone define what a "stack" is and how it differs from bookshelf threads?

[Anonymous No.18481858]

I've only read Revolutionary Suicide so far. I started The Iliad after that, I plan on The Odyssey and The Aeneid next, not sure when I'll get around to the other two pictured here.

[Anonymous No.18481859]

>>18481839
A stack of books.

[Anonymous No.18481871]

These are all the books I bought in June.

[Anonymous No.18481988]

>>18479230
nobooks fag detected.

[Anonymous No.18481993]

First half of summer reading

[Anonymous No.18482018]

first stack- thoughts?
what to add

[Anonymous No.18482035]

Which book do I read first? I've been building up a collection from garage sales and now I feel like a /v/ user after a steam sale.

[Anonymous No.18482038]

>>18482018
Looks pretty solid.

[Anonymous No.18482047]

>>18482035
Put them in a list randomizer, jumble it a few times, and read them in that order.

[Anonymous No.18482112]

>>18481839
There's no difference. It's all the same shit but in different positions.

[Anonymous No.18482175]

>>18481839
Stack implies that you got them all in one go through some kind of deal which is why they are just stacked ontop of eachother instead of neatly organized.
Bookshelf threads imply that its been a collection that has been steadily growing for years.

[Anonymous No.18482205]

Spic Edition

[Anonymous No.18482220]

>>18482035
The Odyssey and Marco Polo

[Anonymous No.18482625]

>>18479169

[Anonymous No.18482651]

>>18479296
> Dugin: Russian War
> Turner Diaries
> Might Is Right

kek, this is /pol/ approved leading list chart

down the hall to the left is what you're looking for >>>/pol/

[Anonymous No.18482668]

>>18482018
Solid.

[Anonymous No.18482682]

>>18482651
>ignoring the book written by George Lincoln Rockwell
>telling someone to go to /pol/ for posting books
you have to go back.

[Anonymous No.18482689]

>>18482682
usually when someone posts books like these the discussions that follow is /pol/ tier nonsense

you can have book threads on /pol/, I used to frequent it all the time and then grew up

[Anonymous No.18482736]

>>18482689
"Usually" is right considering that there was no discussion.
I can have a book thread on /his/ too, but that doesn't mean I should tell someone to go to /his/ when he posts Plato.

[Anonymous No.18482857]

>>18482736
> doesnt know difference between history and philosophy

ngmi

[Anonymous No.18482930]

>>18482857
>>>/his/

[Anonymous No.18483593]

This is what i've read this year.

Some in English, some in Finnish.

[Anonymous No.18483668]

>>18481858
How's revolutionary suicide? I've been wanting to read it for years now.

[Anonymous No.18485080]

Page 10 contribute.

[Anonymous No.18485148]

>>18481993
I read The Prince recently, I don't get why this is a controversial book. Plebs are really insufferable.

[Anonymous No.18486651]

bump

[Anonymous No.18486660]

>>18483668
good (not him)

[Anonymous No.18487748]

I know this thread is on death's doorstep but I've got a doorstopping haul

[Anonymous No.18487801]

>>18479169
You didn't pay full price for those, did you?

[Anonymous No.18487822]

>>18487801
Somebody has to, right? Nothing wrong with it. If someone didn't pay full price, then others wouldn't get them cheaper.

[Anonymous No.18487826]

>>18487801
Nah, they're all used nonfiction books from a used book store. It was actually under two hundred, and that honestly surprised me; I was expecting to pay a lot more.

[Anonymous No.18487867]

>>18487801
>Bennis
:-DDDD

[Anonymous No.18487877]

>>18487822
Nothing wrong with it, but if you don't have to, why would you?
>>18487826
Holy shit, what are prices like in you're region? When I first started my library, I dropped a little over $100 for some 30 books of classical fiction, sci fi, and philosophy.

[Anonymous No.18487890]

>>18487748
Awesome stack. I hope you love them

[Anonymous No.18487926]

>>18479289
Some books are not meant to be read like books. Some of them are for reference.
>Contains an entry for Rhodesia and Nyasaland in the present tense.
Still looking for the first one after I picked up the other eleven for free.

[Anonymous No.18487954]

>>18487877
your*
I am the stupid

[Anonymous No.18487997]

>>18487890
thanks anon :)

[Anonymous No.18488066]

>>18481017
Kek nice anon

[Anonymous No.18488100]

>>18487877
Most books at that store go for ten to fifteen bucks. I'm in north Florida if that provides some context concerning what part of the world I live in.

[Anonymous No.18488206]

>>18488100
I am within 40 miles of DC and most books that I've gotten were between three and eight dollars. Do you not have a lot of bookstores or libraries in the area that they can go that high? Or are the prices the result of people in the area being book hoarders?
My shop has a B&N down the street, a couple college and faith bookstores sprinkled in the area, and a county library within a 5 mi radius.

[Anonymous No.18488225]

blue penguin gang rise up

[Anonymous No.18488290]

>>18482112
>Parasite Eve
I wish I still had my two copies (hard and paper back)--it has skyrocketed in price ($800-900) and I am deeply wounded by the loss.

[Anonymous No.18488332]

>>18488225
>blue penguin
they're called Pelicans

[Anonymous No.18488442]

>>18488206
Not sure, but the two closest book stores to me are the one where I bought all those books in the OP and a B&N. I prefer the former over the latter because it's bigger, there is a bigger variety, and it is a LOT less expensive. There was another used book store in my town that was a lot smaller that closed its doors due to covid, so I'm going to the big store now when I want to buy books.

[Anonymous No.18488630]

i finished reading infinite jest. wouldnt have realized what the fuck was actually going on without reading aaron swarts explanation. was an awesome book still

[Anonymous No.18489369]

Some /out/ lit.

[Anonymous No.18489389]

>>18489369
Based; makes me want to look into the one on the bottom.

[Anonymous No.18489435]

[Anonymous No.18489471]

>>18488290
I'm really tempted to sell it because I paid 500 yen (less than 5 USD) for my copy. I bought it in January or February of 2020.

[Anonymous No.18489878]

>>18489471
I personally would sell it, but I would only spend the money on more books and some food. Another person should definitely hold on to it.