/lit/ - Literature

[Anonymous No.23244112]

Books for sensitive young men such as myself?

[Anonymous No.23244117]

>>23244112
Seneca

[Anonymous No.23244119]

>>23244112
Portrait of the artist as a young man

[Anonymous No.23244148]

>>23244112
I'm an incel and I always walk with my old french copy of La Rochefoucauld's Maxims, its power helps the normie scum understand they're beneath me.

[Anonymous No.23244183]

>>23244112
The Asbestos Diaries.

[Aspiring Investor No.23244405]

«SENSITIVE YOUNG MAN»? YOU DO NOT NEED «BOOKS»; YOU NEED PHYSICAL EXERCISE, AND A CREATIVE HOBBY, AND, PROBABLY, TESTOSTERONE.

[Anonymous No.23244410]

>>23244112
Grow up faggot. Your 30 yrs old.

[Anonymous No.23244418]

>>23244405
being sensitive is good for a poet

[Anonymous No.23244426]

>>23244410
Yes, and?

[Anonymous No.23244433]

>>23244112
Poetry and 19th century fiction

[Anonymous No.23244714]

>>23244112
Loving - Henry Green
In Search of Lost Time
All of Thomas Bernhard's novels
and maybe Sophocles' Electra

[Aspiring Investor No.23244736]

>>23244418


SENSITIVITY IS COMMON TO ALL SENTIENT BEINGS, FROM HUMANS, TO ANIMALS, AND VEGETABLES; BEING A «SENSITIVE YOUNG MAN» IS BEING PUSILLANIMOUS.

[Anonymous No.23244762]

>>23244736
characteristically dull way of imagining things.
robert graves called sorley (to his credit) an abnormally sensitive young man.

[Aspiring Investor No.23244766]

>>23244762

>characteristically dull way of imagining things.

I AM NOT IMAGINING ANYTHING; I AM POSITING FACTS.


>robert graves called sorley (to his credit) an abnormally sensitive young man.

AND?

[Anonymous No.23244773]

>>23244405
>>23244736
>>23244766
Francis Bacon credited his genius to his uncommon sensitivity.

[Anonymous No.23244780]

>>23244766
philosophize about mankind and you brush aside individual uniqueness, which a poet cannot do without self-damage
>AND?
"and?" ...

[Anonymous No.23244790]

>>23244736
You are a flamboyant namefag telling others they need testosterone.

[Aspiring Investor No.23244793]

>>23244773

>>23244780


NON SEQVITVR.

[Anonymous No.23244802]

The best of us

[Anonymous No.23244814]

>>23244793
it's nevertheless a very good point i'm making. and it's rather a beautiful point.

[Anonymous Magnate No.23244818]

>>23244112
Thought it was reviewbrah from the thumbnail.

[Aspiring Investor No.23244826]

>>23244814


YOU HAVE NO «POINT»; YOU ARE NOT ARGUING ANYTHING.

[Anonymous No.23244839]

>>23244826
this augurs well

[Anonymous No.23244853]

>>23244112
The Red and the Black

[Anonymous No.23245235]

>>23244405
¡Ay, la ironía!

[Anonymous No.23245246]

>>23244853
I have this and atomised by Houellebecq sitting on my nightstand, which should I read first and why?

[Anonymous No.23245367]

Journey to the End of the Night

[Anonymous No.23245869]

>>23244112
what do you have in mind in terms of style or setting?

[Anonymous No.23246220]

>nostromo
>the sailor that fell from grace with the sea
>prologue to Zarathustra

[Anonymous No.23246314]

>>23244405
amen. throw him in a steam engine room at the bottom of a boat and have him shovel coal for weeks at a time. then give him a room beneath a whorehouse so he can learn what the garden of eden really looks and sounds and smells like. He'll be a master writer after a few years of that.

[⽕ I V S E I ⽕ !!GgBWHLRiayD No.23246732]

What every "sensitive (superfluous) young man" should have framed in his home.

[⽕ I V S E I ⽕ !!GgBWHLRiayD No.23246744]

Whenever I come across an account, or an opus, that looks like this, I glance over it, instantly acknowledging its ontology, then reflexively teleport out of it.

[Anonymous No.23246777]

>>23244148
If you are an incel you are the one beneath them, hideous and dysgenic piece of shit.

[Anonymous No.23248044]

>>23246777
Check’d

[Anonymous No.23248048]

>>23244112
Try sissy hypnosis vol.88