/lit/ sharethread

[Anonymous No.4718956]

Welcome to a new edition of /lit/'s sharethreads!

I'll be posting some books. Most of them hard to find in digital format or interesting enough to warrant uploading a retail or properly formatted copy. Chances are that anything I'll be posting here will be of better quality than stuff off IRC.

I''m taking requests too. Post here and I'll try to find it for you.

>captcha Mestuel SERVICE

[Anonymous No.4718976]

I'm looking for a pdf version of Barthes' A Lover's Discourse: Fragments.

[Anonymous No.4719008]

http://thepiratebay.se/torrent/8323617/_pol__s_Recommended_Reading___31-03-2013___98_Books___458_MB___M

[Anonymous No.4719017]

I should mention I'll be posting this stuff in EPUB and MOBI formats only. PDF only for rare requests.

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Elias Canetti - Auto-da-Fé (1935)

>His sole work of fiction, this work puts him in the ranks of major European writers such as Robert Musil and Hermann Broch. It is the story of Peter Kien, a scholarly recluse who lives among and for his great library. The destruction of Kien through the instrument of the illiterate, brutish housekeeper he marries constitutes the plot of the book.

http://www.mediafire.com/download/77zi89qbx0nbov0/EC-ADF.rar

[Anonymous No.4719023]

>>4719008
>Gould, S.J. - The Mismeasure of Man
>Rachkovsky, P. - The protocols of the Learned Elders of Zion

wat

[Anonymous No.4719025]

reported to the random penguin jews for piracy

[Anonymous No.4719118]

#1: /lit/ is a slow board. So take your time revisiting this thread.
#2: The attached picture will correspond to the edition.


>>4719008
>/pol/
That's a lot of work. I'll post only a few of that list.

Marcos Aurelius - Meditations
>Annotated, Flightless Aquatic Bird edition
http://www.mediafire.com/download/90ils5rg9evicrj/MA-M.rar

Thomas Carlyle - Sartor Resartus
>Oxford
http://www.mediafire.com/download/iko3dzjmlsonc3a/SR-TC.rar

Thomas Hobbes - Leviathan
>Yale
http://www.mediafire.com/download/712ejwkla9jo18j/TH-L.rar

Yevgeny Zamyatin - We
>pic related
http://www.mediafire.com/download/al2lcicvm2d892c/YZ-W.rar

[Anonymous No.4719145]

Insatiability - Stanislaw Witkiewicz (1930)
>This novel, the author's masterpiece, is one of the greatest expressions ever of the tortured intersection of political and personal destinies in Eastern Europe. Futuristic, experimental, and remarkably prophetic, the book traces the adventures of a young Pole whose own fate parallels the collapse of Western civilization following a Chinese communist invasion from the East. Written in 1927, Witkiewicz's novel presages the horrifying anti-utopian society that would become a reality for millions of Eastern Europeans in the late 1930s. Insatiability succeeds in conveying the catastrophic mood of that time - its malaise, its desires, its terrifying glimpse of the future.

http://www.mediafire.com/download/xpal6dxultg7y0o/SW-I.rar

[Anonymous No.4719150]

>>4719118
Can you pull the protocols of zion for me?

[Anonymous No.4719164]

The Book of Ebenezer Le Page - G.B. Edwards (1981)
>Eighty years old, Ebenezer has lived his whole life on the Channel Island of Guernsey, a stony speck of a place caught between the coasts of England and France yet a world apart from either. Ebenezer himself is fiercely independent, but as he reaches the end of his life he is determined to tell his own story and the stories of those he has known. He writes of family secrets and feuds, unforgettable friendships and friendships betrayed, love glimpsed and lost.

http://www.mediafire.com/download/w3jvn8nvm32fega/GBE-TBOELP.rar

[Anonymous No.4719167]

>>4719150
I should've mentioned no comics nor graphic novels. I'll go as far as genre fiction and light novels.

[Anonymous No.4719178]

Journey by Moonlight - Antal Szerb (1937)
>ANXIOUS TO PLEASE his bourgeois father, Mihaly has joined the family firm in Budapest. Pursued by nostalgia for his bohemian youth, he seeks escape in marriage to Erzsi, not realising that she has chosen him as a means to her own rebellion. On their honeymoon in Italy Mihaly "loses" his bride at a provincial station and embarks on a chaotic and bizarre journey that leads him finally to Rome. There all the death-haunted and erotic elements of his past converge, and he, like Erzsi, has finally to choose.

http://www.mediafire.com/download/wb2drd8eeab2px0/AS-JBM.rar

[Anonymous No.4719228]

>>4718976
A Lover's Discourse: Fragments - Roland Barthes
>
http://www.mediafire.com/download/5pqlhs5x0k2slyw/BR-LD.rar (PDF)

Essential Henry Miller
>Nexus; Plexus; Sexus. Black Spring; Tropic of Cancer; Tropic of Capricorn. Big Sur and the Oranges of Hieronymus Bosch. The Colossus of Maroussi. Time of the Assassins, The A Study of Rimbaud.

http://www.mediafire.com/download/azgr8kqvhdud2jt/HM.rar

[Anonymous No.4719234]

>>4719167
So do you not know what the protocols of the learned elders of zion actually is or....?

[Anonymous No.4719270]

William H. Gass
>Non-Fiction: A Temple of Texts; On Being Blue; Finding a Form; Life Sentences
>Fiction: Middle C; Cartesian Sonata And Other Novellas
>tfw no The Tunnel

http://www.mediafire.com/download/nu8073c13rdp846/WG.rar

[Anonymous No.4719280]

Zeno's Conscience: A Novel - Italo Svevo (1923)
>(...) charming and splendidly idiosyncratic novel conducts readers deep into one hilariously hyperactive and endlessly self-deluding mind. The mind in question belongs to Zeno Cosini, a neurotic Italian businessman who is writing his confessions at the behest of his psychiatrist. Here are Zeno’s interminable attempts to quit smoking, his courtship of the beautiful yet unresponsive Ada, his unexpected–and unexpectedly happy–marriage to Ada’s homely sister Augusta, and his affair with a shrill-voiced aspiring singer. Relating these misadventures with wry wit and a perspicacity at once unblinking and compassionate, Zeno’s Conscience is a miracle of psychological realism.

http://www.mediafire.com/download/dkqq5yzm9svy3t0/IS-ZC.rar


>>4719234
:)

[Anonymous No.4719286]

Was looking for Her Smoke Rose Up Forever the other day, found only a short html that only had the first story in the book in it. If someone has a complete version would be nice. Would prefer something that's not PDF but I'll accept what I can get I guess.

[Anonymous No.4719287]

>>4719280
awesome thread

[Anonymous No.4719325]

Ice Trilogy (Bro; Ice; 23,000) - Vladimir Sorokin (2011)
>In 1908, deep in Siberia, it fell to earth. THEIR ICE. A young man on a scientific expedition found it. It spoke to his heart, and his heart named him Bro. Bro felt the Ice. Bro knew its purpose. To bring together the 23,000 blond, blue-eyed Brothers and Sisters of the Light who were scattered on earth. To wake their sleeping hearts. To return to the Light. To destroy this world. And secretly, throughout the twentieth century and up to our own day, the Children of the Light have pursued their beloved goal.
>Pulp fiction, science fiction, New Ageism, pornography, video-game mayhem, old-time Communist propaganda, and rampant commercial hype all collide, splinter, and splatter in Vladimir Sorokin’s virtuosic Ice Trilogy(...)

http://www.mediafire.com/download/mk17npqr2573o8a/VS-IT.rar

[Anonymous No.4719328]

>>4719280
Well thanks for being a cocksucking faggot you fucking faggot.

[PAPERCLIPis !BASEDl5FD2 No.4719331]

BABYFUCKER someone please get me a download for this

[Anonymous No.4719336]

Got anything that's kind of sad but beautifully written? You know, like Bruno Schulz or something.

[Anonymous No.4719343]

/r/ Log of the S.S. the Mrs. Unguentine

[Anonymous No.4719345]

>>4719336
lol like 80% of books

[Anonymous No.4719356]

>>4719328
>>>/b/

[Anonymous No.4719367]

>>4719328
For anyone else who is interested here is The Protocols of the Learned Elders of Zion

https://www.mediafire.com/?s0y794b3p18bh4v

OP eat a dick.

[Anonymous No.4719372]

Has anyone have the Everyman's Library translation of Edda or The Poetic Edda (Carolyne Larrington)?

[Anonymous No.4719374]

Classic Icelandic Literature (Sagas)
>Contents: Egil's Saga; Eyrbyggja Saga; Heimskringla; King Harald's Saga; Njal's Saga; The Prose Edda; The Saga of Grettir the Strong
>Mostly Flightless Aquatic Bird editions

http://www.mediafire.com/download/bxajvwxgffou9t3/Icelandic_classic_lit.rar (big file)

[Anonymous No.4719377]

>>4719331
Babyfucker - Urs Allemann (
>A Beckettian character, who may or may not be trapped in a room with four baskets full of infants, focuses obsessively on a single sentence--"I fuck babies."

http://www.mediafire.com/download/phvhbqk8685i34c/UA-B.rar

>>4719328
This is why I don't cater to the /pol/ types.

[Anonymous No.4719383]

>>4719343
Log of the S.S. the Mrs Unguentine - Stanley Crawford (1972)
>Forty years ago I first linked up with Unguentine and we made love on twin-hulled catamarans, sails a-billow, bless the seas . . .
>So begins the courtship of a certain Unguentine to the woman we know only as “Mrs. Unguentine,” the chronicler of their sad, fantastical tale. For forty years, they sail the seas together, alone on a giant land-covered barge of their own devising. They tend their gardens, raise a child, invent an artificial forest—all the while steering clear of civilization.

http://www.mediafire.com/download/ur95qebubqitviu/SC-LOTSSTMU.rar

[Anonymous No.4719393]

>>4719377
Shut up you piece of shit. You called it a comic book and replied with a smiley face after pulling from the same download. You're a manipulative piece of shit faggot. Link to book is here
>>4719367

[Anonymous No.4719396]

>>4719377
Thanks man, appreciate it a lot

[Anonymous No.4719402]

>>4719336
The Tartar Steppe - Dino Buzzati (1940)
>Often likened to Kafka's The Castle, The Tartar Steppe is both a scathing critique of military life and a meditation on the human thirst for glory. It tells of young Giovanni Drogo, who is posted to a distant fort overlooking the vast Tartar steppe. Although not intending to stay, Giovanni suddenly finds that years have passed, as, almost without his noticing, he has come to share the others' wait for a foreign invasion that never happens. Over time the fort is downgraded and Giovanni's ambitions fade until the day the enemy begins massing on the desolate steppe...

http://www.mediafire.com/download/y82lj94qdts1xca/DB-TTS.rar

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The Painted Bird - Jerzy Kosiński (1965)

A harrowing story that follows the wanderings of a boy abandoned by his parents during World War II, The Painted Bird is a dark masterpiece that examines the proximity of terror and savagery to innocence and love.

http://www.mediafire.com/download/pbh8lb3bxpmpvko/JK-TPB.rar

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Cosmos - Witold Gombrowicz (1965)
>A dark, quasi-detective novel, Cosmos follows the classic noir motif to explore the arbitrariness of language, the joke of human freedom, and man’s attempt to bring order out of chaos in his psychological life.

http://www.mediafire.com/download/mk17npqr2573o8a/VS-IT.rar

[Anonymous No.4719406]

>>4719336
The Tartar Steppe - Dino Buzzati (1940)
>Often likened to Kafka's The Castle, The Tartar Steppe is both a scathing critique of military life and a meditation on the human thirst for glory. It tells of young Giovanni Drogo, who is posted to a distant fort overlooking the vast Tartar steppe. Although not intending to stay, Giovanni suddenly finds that years have passed, as, almost without his noticing, he has come to share the others' wait for a foreign invasion that never happens. Over time the fort is downgraded and Giovanni's ambitions fade until the day the enemy begins massing on the desolate steppe...

http://www.mediafire.com/download/y82lj94qdts1xca/DB-TTS.rar

_____

The Painted Bird - Jerzy Kosiński (1965)

A harrowing story that follows the wanderings of a boy abandoned by his parents during World War II, The Painted Bird is a dark masterpiece that examines the proximity of terror and savagery to innocence and love.

http://www.mediafire.com/download/pbh8lb3bxpmpvko/JK-TPB.rar

____

Cosmos - Witold Gombrowicz (1965)
>A dark, quasi-detective novel, Cosmos follows the classic noir motif to explore the arbitrariness of language, the joke of human freedom, and man’s attempt to bring order out of chaos in his psychological life.

http://www.mediafire.com/download/mk17npqr2573o8a/VS-IT.rar
>>4719393
>manipulative
I don't think anybody would download that link thinking it was that Zion thing. Just cool down.

[Anonymous No.4719409]

>>4719167
>The Protocols
>comics or graphic novels

Are you stupid or something?

[Anonymous No.4719413]

>>4719336
The Tartar Steppe - Dino Buzzati (1940)
>Often likened to Kafka's The Castle, The Tartar Steppe is both a scathing critique of military life and a meditation on the human thirst for glory. It tells of young Giovanni Drogo, who is posted to a distant fort overlooking the vast Tartar steppe. Although not intending to stay, Giovanni suddenly finds that years have passed, as, almost without his noticing, he has come to share the others' wait for a foreign invasion that never happens. Over time the fort is downgraded and Giovanni's ambitions fade until the day the enemy begins massing on the desolate steppe...

http://www.mediafire.com/download/y82lj94qdts1xca/DB-TTS.rar

[Anonymous No.4719415]

can you get a me a good PDF copy of Dune? I can only find epubs

[Anonymous No.4719416]

>>4719409
He's being a kike because he doesn't want people to read
>>4719367
and didn't think I would get the file.

[Anonymous No.4719417]

>>4719415
Can't you just use calibre and convert it?

[Anonymous No.4719418]

>>4719417
didn't know there was such a tool

[Anonymous No.4719421]

>>4719418
Yeah it's hella useful, never would manage with all the various formats tend to be in IRC without it

[Anonymous No.4719422]

>>4719336
The Painted Bird - Jerzy Kosiński (1965)
>A harrowing story that follows the wanderings of a boy abandoned by his parents during World War II, The Painted Bird is a dark masterpiece that examines the proximity of terror and savagery to innocence and love.

http://www.mediafire.com/download/pbh8lb3bxpmpvko/JK-TPB.rar

[Anonymous No.4719424]

>>4719374
>>4719396
Shoot, meant to quote this one, not the baby one. Thanks again

[Anonymous No.4719426]

>>4719336
Cosmos - Witold Gombrowicz (1965)
>A dark, quasi-detective novel, Cosmos follows the classic noir motif to explore the arbitrariness of language, the joke of human freedom, and man’s attempt to bring order out of chaos in his psychological life.

http://www.mediafire.com/download/imbxvwln388ein8/WG-C.rar

[Anonymous No.4719431]

>>4719393
>>4719409
>>4719416
Jesus, 'twas but a jest. Calm down a little.

[Anonymous No.4719442]

Dream of Ding Village - Yan Lianke (2005)
>Set in a poor village in Henan province, it is a deeply moving and beautifully written account of a blood-selling ring in contemporary China. Based on a real-life blood-selling scandal in eastern China, Dream of Ding Village is the result of three years of undercover work by Yan Lianke, who worked as an assistant to a well-known Beijing anthropologist in an effort to study a small village decimated by HIV/AIDS as a result of unregulated blood selling.

http://www.mediafire.com/download/xg6w9p0sqqd4bq8/YL-DODV.rar

[Anonymous No.4719452]

>>4719431
Yes, I'm sure that you calling it a comic book and refusing to help me with a smiley indicating you know the book is a real book and are being an asshole was all a joke. This is further exemplified by you helping everyone else to the point of literally posting a book called "babyfucker" and saying "this is why I didn't help u xD" when I called you a lying kike faggot, which you are.

Book fully announcing the NWO and the world of today from over 100 years ago is located
>>4719367

[Anonymous No.4719461]

>>4719452
Autism.

[Anonymous No.4719464]

got anything by Jean-Edern Hallier?

[Anonymous No.4719468]

>>4719442
Haha, who the fuck would read this crap.

[Anonymous No.4719471]

>>4719461
Yes the OP lied about one book specifically and was a douche about it because I have autism. That must be why he's helped everyone else and was a smarmy faggot when I called him on his shit.

Go fuck yourself with a rake.

[Anonymous No.4719474]

>so then i got in an argument over ebook sharing

[Anonymous No.4719479]

Not exactly /lit/'s territory, but I'm looking for SM 101, #bookz has failed me.

[Anonymous No.4719480]

>>4719474
>So then I was OP trying to cover up the fact that I blatantly lied and tried to pretend this book doesn't exist

[OP No.4719489]

>>4719228
I do love you OP.

[Anonymous No.4719508]

Essential Mikhail Bulgakov
>The Master and Margarita; The White Guard; The Heart of a Dog; The Fatal Eggs; Notes on the Cuff and Other Stories; A Country Doctor's Notebook; Morphine

http://www.mediafire.com/download/bb6w9klwjjxat3b/EMB.rar

[Anonymous No.4719531]

(In memoriam of the anon of Iran)

Daniil Kharms - Today I Wrote Nothing: The Selected Writings
>
http://www.mediafire.com/download/h38mh9goa2qw362/DK-TIWN.rar


Daniil Kharms - The Plummeting Old Women
>
http://www.mediafire.com/download/2tn7x0kkgf6pmm0/DK-TPOW.rar

[Anonymous No.4719548]

The Complete Short Stories (Finca Vigia edition) - Ernest Hemmmingway
>THE ONLY COMPLETE COLLECTION BY THE NOBEL PRIZE-WINNING AUTHOR

http://www.mediafire.com/download/j2mv4m0l2lc286t/EHMMM-CSS.rar

[Anonymous No.4719562]

Thomas Mann - Buddenbrooks: The Decline of a Family (1901)
>(...) the story of four generations of a wealthy bourgeois family in northern Germany. With consummate skill, Mann draws a rounded picture of middle-class life: births and christenings; marriages, divorces, and deaths; successes and failures. These commonplace occurrences, intrinsically the same, vary slightly as they recur in each succeeding generation. Yet as the Buddenbrooks family eventually succumbs to the seductions of modernity -- seductions that are at variance with its own traditions -- its downfall becomes certain.

http://www.mediafire.com/download/afb6oe7sz48wued/TM-B.rar

[Anonymous No.4719568]

The Collector - John Fowles ()
>Withdrawn, uneducated and unloved, Frederick collects butterflies and takes photographs. He is obsessed with a beautiful stranger, the art student Miranda. When he wins the pools he buys a remote Sussex house and calmly abducts Miranda, believing she will grow to love him in time. Alone and desperate, Miranda must struggle to overcome her own prejudices and contempt if she is understand her captor, and so gain her freedom.

http://www.mediafire.com/download/7mao8xi5h4vimt5/JF-TC.rar

[Anonymous No.4719587]

Essential Roberto Bolaño
>2666; The Savage Detectives; By Night in Chile; The Insufferable Gaucho; The Unknown University; Amulet; The Skating Rink; The Third Reich; The Return

http://www.mediafire.com/download/aalaqv0q3i11o4c/ERB.rar

[Anonymous No.4719592]

>>4719531

[Anonymous No.4719607]

Kornél Esti - Dezső Kosztolányi (1933)
>Crazy, funny and gorgeously dark, Kornél Esti sets into rollicking action a series of adventures about a man and his wicked dopplegänger,
who breathes every forbidden idea of his childhood into his ear, and then reappears decades later. (...) his final book serves up his most magical, radical, and intoxicating work. Here is a novel which inquires: What if your id (loyally keeping your name) decides to strike out on its own, cuts a disreputable swath through the world, and then sends home to you all its unpaid bills and ruined maidens? And then: What if you and your alter ego decide to write a book together?

http://www.mediafire.com/download/1w6epu2uscbi5xs/DK-KE.rar

[Anonymous No.4719612]

Would be cool if you had

On Suicide: A Discourse on Voluntary Death by Jean Amery

or

This Business of Living by Cesare Pavese

[Anonymous No.4719616]

Kornél Esti - Dezső Kosztolányi (1933)
>Crazy, funny and gorgeously dark, Kornél Esti sets into rollicking action a series of adventures about a man and his wicked dopplegänger, who breathes every forbidden idea of his childhood into his ear, and then reappears decades later. (...) his final book serves up his most magical, radical, and intoxicating work. Here is a novel which inquires: What if your id (loyally keeping your name) decides to strike out on its own, cuts a disreputable swath through the world, and then sends home to you all its unpaid bills and ruined maidens? And then: What if you and your alter ego decide to write a book together?

http://www.mediafire.com/download/1w6epu2uscbi5xs/DK-KE.rar

[Anonymous No.4719619]

>>4719431
>telling nazis and /pol/ racists to calm down
>ending well

[Anonymous No.4719624]

You're just reposting the books from previous sharethreads.

You haven't bought and stripped the DRM from anything yourself?

[Anonymous No.4719625]

Bohumil Hrabal - Too Loud a Solitude (1976)
>TOO LOUD A SOLITUDE is a tender and funny story of Hant'a - a man who has lived in a Czech police state - for 35 years, working as compactor of wastepaper and books. In the process of compacting, he has acquired an education so unwitting he can't quite tell which of his thoughts are his own and which come from his books. He has rescued many from jaws of hydraulic press and now his house is filled to the rooftops. Destroyer of the written word, he is also its perpetuator.

http://www.mediafire.com/download/zjzp8xxirr0ts09/BH-TLAS.rar

[Anonymous No.4719634]

>>4719616
That sounds like a pretty interesting idea for a novel.

Thanks by the way, OP, that is a great thread.

[Anonymous No.4719646]

English version of:
>Locus Solus, byRaymond Roussel
I've found plenty of French versions.

[Anonymous No.4719650]

>>4718956
May I inquire about your book-finding methods? Sometimes TPB and #bookz don't cut it for me. Thanks for the sharing, OP.

[Anonymous No.4719654]

>>4719650
Have you checked out the /lit/ wiki? there are links for downloads for various charts, and there's a helpful chart for book downloading sites on the main recommendation page

[Anonymous No.4719655]

>>4719624
>You're just reposting the books from previous sharethreads.
I'm sure many of these uploads are new. At any rate, I'm just posting some books I thought worthy of sharing; I can't recall were I got some of the recommendations.

[Anonymous No.4719657]

>>4719612
>>4719646
>>4719372
Nope, sorry.

[Anonymous No.4719662]

>>4719650
Put your email in a reply.

[Anonymous No.4719674]

>>4719655
They're really not. I recall specifically almost every one being posted in the last few sharethreads. All except that Chinese one.

[Anonymous No.4719678]

Novels in Three Lines - Félix Féneón
>Novels in Three Lines collects more than a thousand items that appeared anonymously in the French newspaper Le Matin in 1906—true stories of murder, mayhem, and everyday life presented with a ruthless economy that provokes laughter even as it shocks.

http://www.mediafire.com/download/gdn2xfxd6jha9uf/FF-NITL.rar

[Anonymous No.4719683]

>>4719624

Well at least he provided his own links since some of the links in the older threads were dead (of course those were already uploaded to IRC and/or the russian sites).
OP if you are reading this would you upload my old Buzzati ebooks? I lost the drive I had them on.

[Anonymous No.4719685]

>>4719674
the guy is posting interesting books whether or not they've been shared before - if you're going to cry about it so much, why don't you post something?

[Anonymous No.4719687]

>>4719674
Thanks for your input but I don't know what to tell you.

[Anonymous No.4719693]

>>4719685
The last several sharethreads I began were met with complete silence.

I guess I'm just bitter he's getting all the thanks for things he didn't contribute.

[Anonymous No.4719694]

>>4719685

Pretty sure that the person you're responding to is the one who originally made a lot of these books available in the first place m8.

[Anonymous No.4719699]

Does anyone have Jackfish? I've always wondered what the rest of the book was actually like

[Anonymous No.4719705]

>>4719693
Well, don't be.
I got many recs from your previous sharethreads and I thought they were great. However I don't have a txt of what you posted and my memory has certain limitations. I'm getting these ebooks from the source and revising my uploads anyways.

[Anonymous No.4719711]

Store of the Worlds: The Stories of Robert Sheckley - Robert Sheckley
>Robert Sheckley was an eccentric master of the American short story, and his tales, whether set in dystopic cityscapes, ultramodern advertising agencies, or aboard spaceships lighting out for hostile planets, are among the most startlingly original of the twentieth century. Today, as the new worlds, alternate universes, and synthetic pleasures Sheckley foretold become our reality, his vision begins to look less absurdist and more prophetic.

http://www.mediafire.com/download/pv78s7ci65hasjk/RS-SOTW.rar

[Anonymous No.4719728]

Scarecrow & Other Anomalies - Oliverio Girondo (1932)
>SCARECROW is indescribable. It is so spectacularly original that even though alerted by advance notice, the reader will still be surprised by it more than anything else he or she might have ever read.
>"It appears that I am living,/ that I exist amid this noise,/That I can see these walls,/ that these hands are mine,/ but perhaps I am mistaken / and walls and hands/ are only things remembered / from a former life

http://www.mediafire.com/download/1pe9ieml62vxd43/OG-SAOA.rar

[Anonymous No.4719742]

>>4719654
I didn't notice the link on book finding. I'll start there, thanks.
>>4719662
H-howdy anon

[Anonymous No.4719746]

>>4719678

thank you based anon

[Anonymous No.4719762]

Thomas Bernhard's Voice Imitator, s'il vous plait

[Anonymous No.4719773]

Chess Story - Stefan Zweig (1941)
>Travelers by ship from New York to Buenos Aires find that on board with them is the world champion of chess, an arrogant and unfriendly man. They come together to try their skills against him and are soundly defeated. Then a mysterious passenger steps forward to advise them and their fortunes change. How he came to possess his extraordinary grasp of the game of chess and at what cost lie at the heart of Zweig's story.

http://www.mediafire.com/download/kmr6sixvkokpk80/SZ-CS.rar


The Collected Stories - Stefan Zweig
>This collection brings together twenty-three of Stefan Zweig's best-loved short stories. Written in his typically flowing and readable style, these tales are characterised by their pacing, their psychological insightfulness, and above all their pervading humanity.

http://www.mediafire.com/download/v9wsuccmrnpebzf/SZ-TCS.rar

[Anonymous No.4719791]

Schoolgirl - Osamu Dazai (1939)
>Essentially the start of Dazai's career, Schoolgirl gained notoriety for its ironic and inventive use of language. Now it illuminates the prevalent social structures of a lost time, as well as the struggle of the individual against them--a theme that occupied Dazai's life both personally and professionally.

http://www.mediafire.com/download/7dbtqqsionnsqei/OD-S.rar

[Anonymous No.4719841]

>>4719678

Bless you, this is one I've been looking for.

[Anonymous No.4719851]

The Last Interview: and Other Conversations (Jorge Luis Borges)
>Days before his death, Borges gave an intimate interview to his friend, the Argentine journalist Gloria Lopez Lecube. That interview is translated for the first time here, giving English-language readers a new insight into his life, loves, and thoughts about his work and country at the end of his life.
>Accompanying that interview are a selection of the fascinating interviews he gave throughout his career. Highlights include his celebrated conversations with Richard Burgin during Borges's time as a lecturer at Harvard University, in which he gives rich new insights into his own works and the literature of others, as well as discussing his now oft-overlooked political views. The pieces combine to give a new and revealing window on one of the most celebrated cultural figures of the past century.

http://www.mediafire.com/download/9jl7y10jqiusg6r/JLB-C.rar

[Anonymous No.4719854]

>>4719791
>>4719728
PDFs of these pls

[Anonymous No.4719855]

HELP OP

[Anonymous No.4719858]

>>4719855
It's all over the internet, you lazy piece of shit.

[Anonymous No.4719863]

>>4719854
Do you use Acrobat Reader to read PDFs on your PC? Just get Calibre and read them in its viewer.

[Anonymous No.4719875]

The Horla - Guy de Maupassant (1886)
>This chilling tale of one man’s descent into madness was published shortly before the author was institutionalized for insanity, and so The Horla has inevitably been seen as informed by Guy de Maupassant’s mental illness. While such speculation is murky, it is clear that de Maupassant—hailed alongside Chekhov as father of the short story—was at the peak of his powers in this innovative precursor of first-person psychological fiction. Indeed, he worked for years on The Horla’s themes and form, first drafting it as “Letter from a Madman,” then telling it from a doctor’s point of view, before finally releasing the terrified protagonist to speak for himself in its devastating final version. In a brilliant new translation, all three versions appear here as a single volume for the first time.

http://www.mediafire.com/download/i55hz3hdsdiicgb/GDM-TH.rar

[Anonymous No.4719879]

>>4719863
Shitty first iPad ios most apps won't download because updates. I had to learn some basic Japanese to find a PDF reader. Pls no app store again,just books?

[Anonymous No.4719886]

>>4719879

I can convert them to pdf for you but I'm telling you the results won't be pretty. Don't expect a neatly formatted book.

[Anonymous No.4719890]

>>4719879
Have you tried SumataraPDF?

[Anonymous No.4719893]

>>4719886
Best offer going, cheers m8

[Anonymous No.4719918]

>>4719893

http://www11.zippyshare.com/v/24192267/file.html

[Anonymous No.4719939]

"Essential" Alberto Moravia

Boredom (1962)
>Boredom, the story of a failed artist and pampered son of a rich family who becomes dangerously attached to a young model, examines the complex relations between money, sex, and imperiled masculinity.

The Comformist
>Secrecy and Silence are second nature to Marcello Clerici, the hero of The Conformist (...) Clerici is a man with everything under control - a wife who loves him, colleagues who respect him, the hidden power that comes with his secret work for the Italian political police during the Mussolini years. But then he is assigned to kill his former professor, now in exile, to demonstrate his loyalty to the Fascist state, and falls in love with a strange, compelling woman; his life is torn open - and with it the corrupt heart of Fascism.

Also included 'Contempt' and 'Conjugal Love'.

http://www.mediafire.com/download/03rffhiazn10m63/AM.rar

[Anonymous No.4720003]

If you could upload Petersburg by Andrei Bely, I'd be forever greatful

[Anonymous No.4720001]

Roadside Picnic - Arkady Strugatsky (1972)
>Red Schuhart is a stalker, one of those young rebels who are compelled, in spite of extreme danger, to venture illegally into the Zone to collect the mysterious artifacts that the alien visitors left scattered around. His life is dominated by the place and the thriving black market in the alien products. But when he and his friend Kirill go into the Zone together to pick up a "full empty," something goes wrong. And the news he gets from his girlfriend upon his return makes it inevitable that he'll keep going back to the Zone, again and again, until he finds the answer to all his problems.
>First published in 1972, "Roadside Picnic" is still widely regarded as one of the greatest science fiction novels, despite the fact that it has been out of print in the United States for almost thirty years.

http://www.mediafire.com/download/ncplporgsckl6n4/AS-RP.rar

[Anonymous No.4720023]

An Ermine in Czernopol - Gregor von Rezzori (1958)
>Set just after World War I, An Ermine in Czernopol centers on the tragicomic fate of Tildy, an erstwhile officer in the army of the now-defunct Austro-Hungarian Empire, determined to defend the virtue of his cheating sister-in-law at any cost. Rezzori surrounds Tildy with a host of fantastic characters, engaging us in a kaleidoscopic experience of a city where nothing is as it appears—a city of discordant voices, of wild ugliness and heartbreaking disappointment, in which, however, “laughter was everywhere, part of the air we breathed, a crackling tension in the atmosphere, always ready to erupt in showers of sparks or discharge itself in thunderous peals.

http://www.mediafire.com/download/26pma7c49mqcacx/GVR-AEIC.rar

[Anonymous No.4720031]

Should I be reading all the classics before reading these?

[Anonymous No.4720059]

>>4720003
Petesburg - Andrei Bely
>Andrei Bely's Petersburg is a colourful evocation of Russia's capital during the short, turbulent period of the first socialist revolution in 1905 (...) the story follows Nikolai Ableukhov's journey as he is caught up in the revolutionary politics of those seminal days; exploring themes of history, identity, and family, the novel sees the young Russian chased through the misty Petersburg streets, tasked with planting a bomb intended to kill a government official - his own father.

http://www.mediafire.com/download/7f9afi116z1r822/AB-P.rar
There are 2 different translations in this file (one by the Russian Dead Poet press and the other by the Flightless Aquatic bird...)

[Anonymous No.4720072]

I Burn Paris - Bruno Jasieński (1929)
>It tells the story of a disgruntled factory worker who, finding himself on the streets, takes the opportunity to poison Paris's water supply with a deadly virus. With the deaths piling up, we encounter Chinese communists, rabbis, disillusioned scientists, American millionaires and a host of others as the city sections off into ethnic enclaves and everyone plots their route of escape. At the heart of the cosmopolitan city is a deep-rooted xenophobia and hatred — the one thread that binds all these groups together. As Paris lies in ruin, Jasienski issues a rallying cry to the downtrodden of the world while mixing "The Internationale" with a broadcast of popular music.

[Anonymous No.4720084]

I Burn Paris - Bruno Jasieński (1929)
>It tells the story of a disgruntled factory worker who, finding himself on the streets, takes the opportunity to poison Paris's water supply with a deadly virus. With the deaths piling up, we encounter Chinese communists, rabbis, disillusioned scientists, American millionaires and a host of others as the city sections off into ethnic enclaves and everyone plots their route of escape. At the heart of the cosmopolitan city is a deep-rooted xenophobia and hatred — the one thread that binds all these groups together. As Paris lies in ruin, Jasienski issues a rallying cry to the downtrodden of the world while mixing "The Internationale" with a broadcast of popular music.

http://www.mediafire.com/download/43tfccd6xhc53el/BJ-IBP.rar

[Anonymous No.4720098]

>>4720031
Here, start with the Greeks

The History - Herodotus (transl. David Green)
>
http://www.mediafire.com/download/ob5ood8ejscfcbk/TH-H.rar

[Anonymous No.4720106]

>>4720084

Thank you for this. I read Man Changes his Skin and really liked it, looking forward to reading this.

[Anonymous No.4720138]

Essential Knut Hamsun
>Hunger; Pan; Growth of the Soil; Victoria
>Flightless Aquatic Bird editions

http://www.mediafire.com/download/juzbxaahwxoll6o/EKH.rar

[Anonymous No.4720141]

>>4720138
bless you mang

[Anonymous No.4720147]

>>4720098
Oh, but I was planning on getting the Landmark Herodotus.

With all those fancy maps.

[Anonymous No.4720174]

>>4720138
"Secondary" Louis-Ferdinand Céline
>Death on the Installment Plan; North; Rigadoon; Castle to Castle

http://www.mediafire.com/download/m5j8cdyw13p9pim/SLFC.rar

[Anonymous No.4720181]

Renata Adler - Speedboat (1976)
>This story of a young female newspaper reporter coming of age in New York City was originally published serially in the New Yorker; it is made out of seemingly unrelated vignettes—tart observations distilled through relentless intellect—which add up to an analysis of our brittle, urban existence. It remains as fresh as when it was first published.

http://www.mediafire.com/download/4m3cect07jh5nqb/RA-S.rar

[Anonymous No.4720199]

The Complete Works of Isaac Babel - Isaac Babel
>This "monumental collection; gathers all of Babel's deft and brutal writing, including a wide array of previously unavailable material, from never-before-translated stories to plays and film scripts.

http://www.mediafire.com/download/4ml7tny72ulf7d5/IB-TCW.rar (proofed EPUB)

[Anonymous No.4720218]

Childhood, Boyhood, Youth - Leo Tolstoy
>The artistic work of Leo Tolstoy has been described as 'nothing less than one tremendous diary kept for over fifty years'. This particular 'diary' begins with Tolstoy's first published work, Childhood, which was written when he was only twenty-three. A semi-autobiographical work, it recounts two days in the childhood of ten-year-old Nikolai Irtenev, recreating vivid impressions of people, place and events with the exuberant perspective of a child enriched by the ironic retrospective understanding of an adult. Boyhood and Youth soon followed, and Tolstoy was launched on the literary career that would bring him immortality.

http://www.mediafire.com/download/dala8nyogrbbo7b/LT-CBY.rar

[Anonymous No.4720264]

Complete In Search of Lost Time - Marcel Proust
>So you can now boast of not reading this.

http://www.mediafire.com/download/pj7x5w57omi8i2q/MP-ISOLT.rar
(Two different translations btw)

[Anonymous No.4720286]

/r/ing motorman by David Ohle, can't find it anywhere

[Anonymous No.4720291]

Ferenc Karinthy - Metropole (1970)
>On his way to a linguists' conference in Helsinki, Budai finds himself in a strange city where he can't understand a word anyone says. One claustrophobic day blurs into another as he desperately struggles to survive in this vastly overpopulated metropolis where there are as many languages as there are people. Fearing that his wife will have given him up for dead, he finds comfort in an unconventional relationship with the elevator-operator in the hotel. A suspenseful and haunting Hungarian classic, and a vision of hell unlike any other imagined.

http://www.mediafire.com/download/g4p922j651e2bce/FK-M.rar

[Anonymous No.4720297]

Anna Kavan - I Am Lazarus: Stories (1945)
>(...) the stories collected under the title I Am Lazarus are a brilliant summation of the war experiences of Anna Kavan in Blitz-era London, working among invalided soldiers at a military neurosis centre in Mill Hill. Kavan s view of the capital and some of its war victims are typically original and oblique: Lazarus is a patient revived from catatonia; the Blitz spirit is coolly stripped of cheeriness and never-say-die in Glorious Boys and Our City ; The Gannets is a horror story reminiscent of Hitchcock; while in Who Has Desired The Sea and The Blackout the shell-shocked have found that war exacerbates long-suppressed psychological wounds. Chilling but compassionate classics, this collection, finally republished after many years, is an essential document of the era and of the mind of Anna Kavan.

http://www.mediafire.com/download/sszcy3nu7km9mdc/AK-IAL.rar

[Anonymous No.4720309]

>>4720286
Unfortunately, that ebook does not exist yet.
With another fellow c/lit/ we were going to scan and OCR it but the scanning was rather complicated and was dropped.

[Anonymous No.4720357]

The Anatomy of Melancholy - Robert Burton (1621)
>If you loved the titles of the exit-core and depression charts, as well as many of the things I posted here, you should definitely read this.

http://www.gutenberg.org/ebooks/10800

[Anonymous No.4720362]

Some George Saunders Story Collections,

I've been getting really into this guy as of late. Contemporary Literary Fiction and funny as fuck.

>Talking candy bars, baby geniuses, disappointed mothers, castrated dogs, interned teenagers, and moral fables—all in this hilarious and heartbreaking collection from an author hailed as the heir to Kurt Vonnegut and Thomas Pynchon.

http://www.mediafire.com/download/2qfcj519n8dwt13/GSSSCfict.zip

[Anonymous No.4720393]

Nathalie Sarraute - Tropisms (1939)
>Sensitive vignettes of minutely observed persons and things, with the human psychology implied so insistently and vividly that a page or two of the vignette reverberates in the reader's mind.

http://www.mediafire.com/download/dcgna3xf618me6o/NS-T.rar

[Anonymous No.4720407]

moar flash/micro fiction plz

[Anonymous No.4720411]

Anyone have The Opposing Shore by Julien Gracq? I've been looking for ages.

[Anonymous No.4720413]

>>4719383
praise jebus i have been looking for this

it was rec'd after looking for things similar to motorman

[Anonymous No.4720416]

>>4720407
Barthelme is Flash Fiction at it's finest

here's Dr. Caligari and Flying to America, all I have. I would look out for 20 Stories and 40 Stories, which compile these two and more

http://www.mediafire.com/download/k6wx62xhwb7km6o/DBSSCfict.zip

[Anonymous No.4720420]

>>4720416

thnx m8

[Anonymous No.4720421]

Anyone here familiar w/David Gunn's (if that's his real name) Death's Head mil. SF trilogy? It's brutal but compelling.

[Anonymous No.4720424]

>>4720411
The Opposing Shore - Julien Gracq (1951)
>Set in a fictitious Mediterranean port city, The Opposing Shore is the first-person account of a young aristocrat sent to observe the activities of a naval base. The fort lies at the country's border; at its feet is the bay of Syrtes. Across the bay is territory of the enemy who has, for three hundred years, been at war with the narrator's countrymen; the battle has become a complex, tacit game in which no actions are taken and no peace declared. As the narrator comes to understand, everything depends upon a boundary, unseen but certain, separating the two sides. Besides the narrator there are two other main characters, the dark and laconic captain of the base and a woman whose compex relations to both sides of the war brings the narator deeper into the story's web.

http://www.mediafire.com/download/tdcmcs993ncx6ct/JG-TOS.rar

[Anonymous No.4720429]

>>4720309

How hard can it be?
You guys slay me sometimes.

[Anonymous No.4720435]

>>4720424
thanks mate.

[Anonymous No.4720438]

>>4720286
just get it from the library or something if you dont wish to buy it. it is a super quick read. easy to read in a day which is good because it kind of makes it all one feverish stretch of an experience.

[Anonymous No.4720453]

Btw, some of my uploads were in both EPUB and MOBI. At the end it was taking me too long to convert them so here's a handy guide for doing this conversion as best as possible on your own.

A few more tips:
- Sometimes, when doing EPUB -> MOBI, you have to leave "Do not add Table of Contents to books" unchecked (unlike what pic related says). Table of Contents break down a lot, so sometimes you need to have Calibre reconvert it or use the one from the EPUB.

- Do you like when a quote, an insert letter or a chapter has section breaks, and a nice indent and stuff? Well, I do too. CALIBRE "DOESN'T" LIKE THEM SO IT REMOVES THEM BY DEFAULT. The default options fuck with these, removing them all together. That's why you open up the EPUB and it looks lovely and nicely type-set and they look like crap on your Kindle. So pay attention to pic related.

[Anonymous No.4720458]

>>4720424

Where did you find this if you don't mind me asking?
I've looked in all the usual places and I couldn't find it.

[Anonymous No.4720469]

>>4720416
>>4720362
Well then, seeing that a couple more anons joined in the effort I'm taking my leave of this thread, for now.

I'll be checking the requests tomorrow.
You can ask for recommendations like this guy did too (>>4719336). The stuff I posted here are books that I have read or have interested me somehow, so you can get an idea of my taste and its tendency for 'sad' books and classics.

Just mention a book and I'll try to think of something similar or describe what you are looking for.

[Anonymous No.4720472]

>>4720458
There are a couple of trackers that carry books. One of them is famous for its secrecy and music sharing.

[Anonymous No.4720480]

Anything on the fantasy/macabre side? All books posted so far look fine (and I've downloaded a few) but sometimes I need something that breaks away from the anthropocentric concerns of realism and veers into surreal territory.

[Anonymous No.4720485]

>>4720472

Oh you mean what.
Should have figured their book collection was getting better especially after the whole Salinger debacle.

[Anonymous No.4720493]

>>4720084
Thanks mate
Been on backlog for awhile.

[Anonymous No.4720495]

Anyone have the Dinotopia books? Been looking for ebooks of them forever.

[Anonymous No.4720579]

>>4720424
I guess this one is hard, it's book by Argentinian author Pola Oilaxarac, it's called "Las Teorias Salvages".

I've been looking for this for ages, piratebay, #bookz, random blogs and stuff. Nothing.

[Anonymous No.4720585]

Can you help me find My Loose Thread by Dennis Cooper

[Anonymous No.4720587]

>>4720579
http://www.bn.gov.ar/abanico/A90712/pdf/Pola%20Oloixarac%20-%20Las%20teorias%20salvajes.pdf
In Spanish. I'm not sure if it's complete though.

[Anonymous No.4720641]

>>4719452
>lying kike faggot
OP, you should call yourself The Wandering Jew from now on if you plan to make more of these.

[Anonymous No.4720735]

>>4719452
You're a moron.

[Anonymous No.4720736]

>>4719742
YGM

[Anonymous No.4720762]

>>4720059
Not that anon but thanks!

[Anonymous No.4720765]

Don Quixote lanthrop translation


Please. Can't find ebooks. Thank youuu

[Anonymous No.4721114]

great thread, lots of excellent books here. thanks.

[Anonymous No.4721118]

oh, fucking neato. haven't seen one of these threads in a while.

does anybody have any contemporary mexican lit that is in english? this thread >>4720013 piqued my interest.

[Anonymous No.4721147]

>>4721118
throw out some requests, i'm not familiar enough

[Anonymous No.4721273]

if anyone has a copy of the short story collection "Cthulhurotica", I will be amazed. I'm also looking for a copy of The Wasp Factory by Iain Banks.

[Anonymous No.4721303]

But, instead of asking books, how can I help? Should I buy books on Amazon.com and upload them? Should I convert HTML pages to PDF?
How do you upload those books, for I have Anatomy of Melancholy and Religio Medici?

[Anonymous No.4721370]

got anything music-related, especially glenn gould or arrau?

[Anonymous No.4721377]

Looking for:

"Creatura" ~ Paul Lucas.

[Anonymous No.4721387]

>>4721273

http://www55.zippyshare.com/v/14660254/file.html

[Anonymous No.4721391]

John Browns' Body
The Adventures of Maqroll
Anything by Vassily Grossman (Life and Fate)

Por favor y gracias.

[Anonymous No.4721397]

>>4721391
Sorry if you could get them in english, I was just being stupid with the espanol talk.

[Anonymous No.4721398]

>>4721303
There are several ways. One is to find out if your local library has overdrive (an online library). Using your library card number, it allows you to "borrow" a certain number of ebooks a week. These usually have DRM which is easily stripped using an add-on in Calibre.

Otherwise, you can buy the kindle versions of Amazon and strip those of DRM.

Finally, the most troublesome way (but often necessary for rare books), is to scan it in and OCR the text into a file before converting to various file types.

[Anonymous No.4721442]

bump

[Anonymous No.4721487]

>>4721387
i fucking love you

[Anonymous No.4721501]

looking for "Sandkings", a short story collection by George R R Martin

[Anonymous No.4721605]

anyone have the savages by matt whyman?

[Anonymous No.4721647]

>>4721398
>Calibre.
could you explain this calibre method perhaps? I have access to my university library online so I could probably help fill some requests

[Anonymous No.4721709]

Anyone have Stanislaw Lem's Solaris? I've tried to find both the physical copy and the epub, and haven't found anything.

[Anonymous No.4721768]

>>4721709
The epub is what you want.

[Anonymous No.4721801]

>>4721647

I don't know about calibre, but you can get library books if they lend them through Adobe Digital Editions.

Go to piratebay, download a prog called Epub Removal. Install it (and patch it if necessary).

Then go to library and borrow the books you want. It should send the books to your ADE.

Now grab the files they copied on your "my digital editions" folder (in documents) and run those through the Epub Removal software.

And that's it. Now you can upload those files and share them. Then return the original books to the library and get some more

[Anonymous No.4722588]

>>4721801
You can also convert books online.
There are plenty of online services that convert between PDF<->EPUB<->MOBI.

[Anonymous No.4722603]

>>4720579

>>4720424
>I guess this one is hard, it's book by Argentinian author Pola Oilaxarac, it's called "Las Teorias Salvages".
>I've been looking for this for ages, piratebay, #bookz, random blogs and stuff. Nothing.

Nothing?

[Anonymous No.4722736]

can you post these and other classics/essentials? please please pleasecan you post these and other classics/essentials? please please please

[Anonymous No.4722825]

OP here, guys, I'll be checking/fulfilling the requests in a few hours.

>>4722588
I think you quoted the wrong post.

>>4722603
There's a single chapter you can read for free, but other than that it doesn't exist anywhere in /pirated/ digital form. I'm guessing nobody bothered to do that, which is quite frequent for little known authors.

>>4722736
I actually dislike that chart. Idk, wasn't there a zip for that already? At any rate, those ebooks are all available through torrents/IRC.

[Anonymous No.4722848]

Any science fiction?

[Anonymous No.4722868]

>>4722736
those are all super fucking easy to find

i think this thread is for relatively tough to find ebooks

[Anonymous No.4722904]

>>4719228
>dat miller

much appreciated!

[Anonymous No.4722936]

thanks op, there's some great stuff here.

[Anonymous No.4722948]

>>4722868
Its just that I don't really know good places to download epubs.. i've some from the pirate bay, but I don't find retail quality of classics and stuff... Could you recommend maybe some blogs orr something?

[Anonymous No.4723033]

>>4719413
>dat de Chirico cover

[Anonymous No.4723073]

>>4722948
libgen.org
mobilism

also check the sticky/google for using ebooks and bookz irc to search and get books that way.

[Anonymous No.4723233]

Back at my home. I'll be posting some of these requests soon.

For these, I didn't find anything.

>>4720585
Nope, sorry.

>>4720765
I only found these translations:
>Edith Grossman
>Tobias Smollett (B&N)
>John Rutherford (Bird)
Let me know if you want me to pull any.

>>4721370
Nope. Post more authors and I'll try to find them.

>>4721377
No.

>>4721605
No.

[Anonymous No.4723279]

>>4721501
I think it's a "novelette" rather than a story collection, at least that's what I could find (and text only, not sure why).

Sandkings - George R R Martin
>
http://www.mediafire.com/download/3eicd1ujlg1beb3/GRRM-S.rar (PDF)

[Anonymous No.4723289]

>>4721709
Stanislaw Lem - Solaris (1961)
>It's a 2011 translation, btw.
>Telling of humanity's encounter with an alien intelligence on the planet Solaris, the 1961 novel is a cult classic, exploring the ultimate futility of attempting to communicate with extra-terrestrial life.

http://www.mediafire.com/download/d8z3qu5tc6th3fm/SL-S.rar

[Anonymous No.4723339]

>>4721391
>John Browns' Body
If that's by Stephen Vincent Benet, here it is.
It's in the Public domain btw.

Stephen Vincent Benet - John Brown's Body (1928)
>
http://www.mediafire.com/download/83t9v3ld2z8wv50/SVB-JBB.rar

[Anonymous No.4723348]

>>4723233
>No.

Thank you though, and thank for the acknowledgement. Been an outstandingly productive thread even with a few minor misses.

[Anonymous No.4723390]

I know this is probably a long shot but I wonder if you could share any of these:

A Country Doctor's Notebook by Mikhail Bulgakov
Irene's Cunt by Louis Aragon
One Minute Stories by Istvan Orkeny
Nog by Rudolph Wurlitzer
Selected Prose of Aleksei Remizov
Wild Tales by Nikolay Haytov
The Forest Traveler by Mari A. Firkatian
A Ballad For George Henig by Victor Paskov
Out of Mind by J. Bernlef
Seven Brothers by Aleksis Kivi
The Tenant by Roland Topor
Les Onze Milles Verges by Guillaume Apollinaire

[Anonymous No.4723473]

>>4723390
>A Country Doctor's Notebook by Mikhail Bulgakov
I posted an Essential Bulgakov link before, and it has it >>4719508

>All the rest
I'm afraid not, for both and my sake as many of those writings look promising.

___
I should have mentioned that if there a book you are looking for has a commercial EPUB/AZWs in the digital stores, I'm more likely to find those than hard to find, user OCR'd stuff. That's why I was able to post most of the NYRB editions.

[Anonymous No.4723497]

>>4723390

>A Country Doctor's Notebook by Mikhail Bulgakov
>Irene's Cunt by Louis Aragon
>Out of Mind by J. Bernlef
>The Tenant by Roland Topor
>Les Onze Milles Verges by Guillaume Apollinaire

I have these. In spanish, though...

[Anonymous No.4723576]

>>4723497

Echame El Coño de Irene por favor pariente.

[Anonymous No.4723608]

>>4723576

http://www11.zippyshare.com/v/34882860/file.html

No quieres también unas vergas, aunque no sean once mil?

[Anonymous No.4723631]

>>4723608

Gracias pero no te pases de picaro brodi.
Además ya me encontre la de Memo Apollinario en frances.
A donde consigues tus ebooks?

[Anonymous No.4723681]

Treasury of Russian Short Stories: 1900-1966
>Transl. Wassner
>Nippie - LEONID ANDREYEV (1900)
>The Saltmine - MAXIM GORKY (1900)
>The Two Kinds of Truth - PYOTR ZAMOYSKI (1927)
>Me’n My Big Mouth - SEMYON PODYACHEV (1916)
>Two Deaths - ALEXANDER SERAFIMOVITCH (1926)
>The Safety Inspector - VASSILY GROSSMAN (1940)
>Once Upon a Morning - VITALI VASSILEVSKI (1940)
>The Birthday - CONSTANTIN TRENYEV (1943)
>Happiness Is Not Far Away - YEVGENYA LEVAKOVSKAYA (1957)
>The "Cleclecks" - ANNA VALTSEVA (1951)
>Tsat Mozanbique - TATYANA TAEES (1958)
>The Bridge - NICOLAI CHUKOVSKI (1964)
>My First Feature Story - MARINA ROMANINA (1963)
>The Backstage Cry - YELENA USPENSKAYA (1965)
>What's in a Glass? - V. KAVERIN (1963)
>Yonder-Wonder - E. CHEREPAKHOVA (1965)
>A Case of Geophobia - GEORGI GULIA (1966)
>One Too Many - YURI KACHAYEV (1961)
>The Golden Mouth - NAZIR SAFAROV (1965)
>Little Whale, the Painter of Reality - VASSILY AKSENOV (1964)
>Fifty-Fifty - VICTOR SLAVKIN (1965)
>Klara: A Painter's Tale - YURI BONDARYEV (1965)
>The House Guest - ANATOLI RUBINOV (1966)

http://www.mediafire.com/download/kq971ocofc1hwu8/W-TORSS.rar (PDF only)

[Anonymous No.4723687]

Anything by Albert Caraco?

[Anonymous No.4723754]

Does anyone have Pentti Linkola's Can Life Prevail?

[Anonymous No.4723787]

>>4723754

I am also interested

gibe book pls

[Anonymous No.4723807]

>>4722948
>Not knowing about the sticky

It's like you don't want free books.

[Anonymous No.4723829]

>>4723807
>check sticky
>massive interracial popups
>giant ass in my face

[Anonymous No.4723963]

>>4723754
Can Life Prevail? - Pentti Linkola
>With the train of civilisation hurtling at ever-increasing speed towards self-destruction, the most pressing question facing humanity in the 21st century is that of the preservation of life. Can Life Prevail?, the latest book by Finnish environmentalist Pentti Linkola, provides a radical yet firmly grounded perspective on the ecological problems threatening both the biosphere and human culture. With essays covering topics as diverse as animal rights, extinction, deforestation, terrorism and overpopulation, Can Life Prevail? for the first time makes the lucid, challenging writing of Linkola available to an English-speaking public. "By decimating its woodlands, Finland has created the grounds for prosperity. We can now thank prosperity for bringing us - among other things - two million cars, millions of glaring, grey-black electronic entertainment boxes, and many unnecessary buildings to cover the green earth. Wealth and surplus money have led to financial gambling and rampant social injustice, whereby 'the common people' end up contributing to the construction of golf courses, classy hotels, and holiday resorts, while fattening Swiss bank accounts. Besides, the people of wealthy countries are the most frustrated, unemployed, unhappy, suicidal, sedentary, worthless and aimless people in history. What a miserable exchange." Kaarlo Pentti Linkola was born in Helsinki in 1932. Having spent most of his life working as a professional fisherman, he now continues to lead a materially simple existence in the countryside. A renowned figure in Finland, since the 1960s Linkola has published numerous books on environmentalism. Today, he is among the foremost exponents of the philosophy of deep ecology.

http://www.mediafire.com/download/7iezv3ao5lq3gq3/PL-CLP.rar


>>4723687
No, sorry.

[Anonymous No.4723996]

>>4723787
>gibe book pls
Did you mean Gide?

The Counterfeiters - Andre Gide
>(...) his book became known for the frank sexuality of its contents and its account of middle class French morality. The themes of the book explore the problem of morals, the problem of society and the problems facing writers.
>(such a synopsis)
>tags: homosex, sugar daddies, meta, coming of age, forgery

Also included: The White Notebook (a sort of autobiography)
http://www.mediafire.com/download/rkqhz53fq2h6al1/AG.rar
There's very little of him online. I've been meaning to read The Immoralist for a while now. Lots of French literature is hard to find because the US read very little other than the classics.

[Anonymous No.4724083]

Essential Albert Camus
>Sophomore edition

>Novels & Fiction:
>>A Happy Death
>>The Fall
>>The First Man
>>The Plague
>>The Stranger
>Non-Fiction:
>>Algerian Chronicles
>>Lyrical and Critical Essays
>>Resistance, Rebellion, and Death
>>The Myth of Sisyphus
>>The Rebel
>Plays:
>>Caligula
>>The Just Assassins

http://www.mediafire.com/download/v4dc89q29m57a0w/EAC.rar

[Anonymous No.4724103]

the tunnel

[Anonymous No.4724115]

The Tyrant - Jacques Chessex (1971)
>A haunting work, reminiscent of Albert Camus, that portrays with exquisite psychological detail the emotional crisis in the life of Jean Calmet, a young Swiss schoolteacher. As we watch the father's cremation in the opening chapter, we sense that, even though his father's body has been reduced to ashes, his spirit survives to haunt Jean. His father's prodigious vitality and virility had crushed his family and ruined his son's childhood. Even after his father's death, Jean cannot be free. The parental ogre's actions continue to suck Jean into a vortex of despair.

http://www.mediafire.com/download/j0tu007snb0s28u/JC-TT.rar

[Anonymous No.4724128]

>>4724103
I can think of at least 2 books titled like that. Do you mean the Gass one? If so, read this >>4719270

[Anonymous No.4724189]

>>4720138
Just finished Growth of the Soil.

Comfy as fuck.

[Anonymous No.4724393]

holy fuck OP, you made my night. thank you for osamu dazai, camus, bulgakov.

could you look up:

yasunari kawabata - palm of the hand stories?
oe kenzaburo - nip the buds shoot the kids,
oe - the silent cry
yukio mishima - forbidden colors
mishima - noh plays
mishima - my friend hitler
mishima - silk and insight
andrey platonov -the foundatin pit
diary of lady murasaki
the poetic edda (lee hollander)

THANK YOU BASED OP. ALL HAIL OP

[Anonymous No.4724410]

>>4724393
>Japanese Lit Archive v9.0
http:// tinyurl . com/ japaneselit
Anything Japanese not there, I don't have.


>Platonov
>Poetic Edda
Nope, sorry.

[Anonymous No.4724421]

>>4724410

Ah, yeah, ive tried the rar, i dl'd it all, thank you btw.

let me think of any other books i want. ty ty OP

[Anonymous No.4724436]

Request:

"United States" (Essays 1952-1992), Gore Vidal

[Anonymous No.4724483]

the letters of jrr tolkien
petronius - the satyricon
apuleius - the golden ass
the rig veda (penguin)
fu shen - six records of a floating life (penguin)
toson shimazaki - before the dawn
gore vidal - julian
joris karl hyusman - la bas (english)
venus in furs (penguin)
the peach blossom fan

[Anonymous No.4724511]

mo yan - red sandalwood death

[Anonymous No.4724516]

Do you have anything like Babyfucker in terms of contemporary literature? I really wanted to read Victor Pelevin's Numbers but it hasn't been translated yet. The closest I've come to such prose has been a few Tao Lin pieces.

It doesn't have to be contemporary, I'm just new to that kind of experimental literature and I wish to read more.

[Anonymous No.4724530]

Ernest Hemingway on Writing
Larry W. Phillips

Ive searched this for hours can't find shit.

[Anonymous No.4724930]

If you could find any of these, I'll bow to you and proclaim you the Son of Heaven.

http://www.amazon.com/gp/aw/d/0140442626/ref=mp_s_a_1_fkmr2_1?qid=1396349607&sr=8-1-fkmr2&pi=AC_SX110_SY165_QL70

http://www.amazon.com/gp/aw/d/0231129653/ref=pd_aw_sims_8?pi=SL500_SY115

http://www.amazon.com/gp/aw/d/014044971X/ref=mp_s_a_1_1?qid=1396349430&sr=8-1

[Anonymous No.4724936]

Kholstomer, historia de un caballo.

Bitte schön

[Anonymous No.4724940]

>>4724936

If you speak english, gutenberg has that story. One of my favorites by tolstoy. Its fucking sad though

[Anonymous No.4724964]

I'm looking for anything by Macedonio Fernandez in english.

[Anonymous No.4724967]

>>4724940
Thanks, yeah I knew but I figurred that since I'm reading a translation anyways I'd rather get one in my mother tongue. Shit's been hard to find though

[Anonymous No.4725089]

Would be great if you could find this:

Life After Death: A History of the Afterlife in Western Religion by Alan F. Segal

thanks!

[Anonymous No.4725169]

Has there ever been a complete-and-in-one-volume English translation of Gogol's "Evenings on a Farm Near Dikanka?" I've been looking for one, even through legitimate venues, and coming up empty-handed. Can anyone help me out?

[Anonymous No.4725824]

OP here. Unfortunately I don't have access to my own PC during day-time, so please wait until night.

Yes:
>>4725089
>>4724511
>>4724483
(Most of these)

No:
>>4725169
>>4724530
>>4724436

[Anonymous No.4725970]

>>4725824
any idea where i can get it?

[Anonymous No.4725976]

>>4725970
the hemingway one

[Anonymous No.4726122]

The Dark Domain by Stefan Grabiński?

[Anonymous No.4726143]

https://archive.org/details/diseasesanusand00milegoog

[Anonymous No.4726190]

>>4718956
>I''m taking requests too. Post here and I'll try to find it for you.

Can you find Levels of the Game by John McPhee?
I cant.

[/classical/ No.4726477]

Do you have The Last Messiah by Zapffe?

[Gulbranssen !!i+kbR4e8P63 No.4726502]

>>4726477
Just Google it.

[Anonymous No.4726525]

>>4726502
I did and I can't find a translated copy.

[Anonymous No.4727211]

>>4725824

Based OP, bump for this godly man.

[Anonymous No.4727311]

>>4726525

Hope you don't screw like you google.

http://www.slashdocs.com/mpuhzs/peter-wessel-zapffe-the-last-messiah.html

[Anonymous No.4727432]

>>4725089
Life After Death: A History of the Afterlife in Western Religion - Alan F. Segal
>

http://www.mediafire.com/download/dn0of32no778x1t/AS-LAD.rar

[Anonymous No.4727452]

>>4724511
Sandalwood Death: A Novel - Mo Yan (2001)
>Sandalwood Death is set during the Boxer Rebellion (1898–1901)—an anti-imperialist struggle waged by North China’s farmers and craftsmen in opposition to Western influence. Against a broad historical canvas, the novel centers on the interplay between its female protagonist, Sun Meiniang, and the three paternal figures in her life. One of these men is her biological father, Sun Bing, an opera virtuoso and a leader of the Boxer Rebellion. As the bitter events surrounding the revolt unfold, we watch Sun Bing march toward his cruel fate, the gruesome “sandalwood punishment,” whose purpose, as in crucifixions, is to keep the condemned individual alive in mind-numbing pain as long as possible.

http://www.mediafire.com/download/4ux2e987nogb1l5/MY-SD.rar

[Anonymous No.4727484]

>>4724483
The Letters of J.R.R. Tolkien - J. R. R. Tolkien
>

https://www.mediafire.com/folder/undefined/

---

Petronius - The Satyricon
>

http://www.mediafire.com/download/lbn4det49j2yh9a/P-TS.rar

---

Apuleius - The Golden Ass
>

http://www.mediafire.com/download/e484llbd8y62lda/A-TGA.rar

---

Anonymous - The Rig Veda
>

http://www.mediafire.com/download/csji4jibia6bz73/A-TRV.rar

----

Gore Vidal - Julian
>

http://www.mediafire.com/download/13o8q5pwb9a32fw/GV-J.rar

---

J. K. Huysmans - La Bas
>

http://www.mediafire.com/download/3b54tsu4ef2x7u2/JKH-LB.rar

[Anonymous No.4727504]

The Dark Domain - Stefan Grabinski (1993)
>Poland's strong Catholic faith engendered in its literature a lively awareness of the Devil and a love of the supernatural and the fantastic. These stories are explorations of the extreme in human behaviour, where the bizarre chills the spine, and few authors can match Grabinski's depiction of seething sexual frenzy. The Dark Domain will introduce to English readers one of Europe's most important authors of literary fantasy.

http://www.mediafire.com/download/usriaqb0xsnm6sv/SG-TDD.rar

---
>>4724936
>>4724940
>>4726190
>>4726477
No, sorry.

>>4726143
Clever.

[Anonymous No.4727511]

I will suck any size shlong if someone can find a link to Pauline Hopkin's "Of One Blood"

[Anonymous No.4727512]

>>4727484
>>>4724483
>The Letters of J.R.R. Tolkien - J. R. R. Tolkien
>>

http://www.mediafire.com/download/rtqanqpt5ac0b1s/JRRT-TLOJRRT.rar

fixed

[Anonymous No.4727532]

>>4727504

I love you anon

[Anonymous No.4727539]

Anyone have 100 Years of Solitude in spanish?

[Anonymous No.4727553]

>>4727311
Thanks

[Anonymous No.4727556]

>>4727539

I do. Gimme one sec.

[Anonymous No.4727564]

Anyone have a copy of Arthur Koestler's Ghost In the Machine?

[Anonymous No.4727578]

>>4727556
>>4727539

http://www23.zippyshare.com/v/37600659/file.html

Any other spanish requests? Not that I'm a repository or anything, but perhaps I can help you find stuff.

[Anonymous No.4727587]

epubs of any of the following authors?:

Hannah Arendt
Nietzsche (Cambridge Translations)
Heidegger (writings on Nietzsche and post Being and Time essays)
Foucault (particularly his college lectures)
Deleuze (writings on Nietzsche and spinoza)
Kierkegaard (Princeton versions preferably)

[Anonymous No.4727588]

>>4727539
Just wanting to ask, I have seen a lot of conflict involving opinions on this book, why? I liked it a lot

[Anonymous No.4727596]

Requesting Stephen Romer - French Decadent Tales

[Anonymous No.4727597]

>>4727564

Ah I found an ePub.

Arthur Koestler - Ghost In the Machine
http://bookza.org/dl/1834574/b588bd

[Anonymous No.4727661]

>>4727484
>>4727452

Based OP, you do not know how much I appreciate this. Why do you do thid? Why are you so good towards men? May you break the cycle of reincarnation and achieve nirvana. are you a /lit/ regular? What are your favorite books? Goodreads?

[Anonymous No.4727677]

>>4727661
he wants to fuck

[Anonymous No.4727731]

>>4727587
>Hannah Arendt
Here's what I could find.
>On Violence
>Men in Dark Times
>Totalitarianism (vol 3)
>Eichmann in Jerusalem: A Report on the Banality of Evil
>Crises of the Republic: Lying in Politics; Civil Disobedience; On Violence; Thoughts on Politics and Revolution
>The Last Interview and Other Conversations
>The Life of the Mind

http://www.mediafire.com/download/z6mvj3wpibox4uw/HA.rar


The others, well... no Nietzsche's Cambridge translations; I'm not familiar with Heidegger, nor Foucalt, etc. to know which things might be interesting, sorry.

[Anonymous No.4727741]

>>4727731

If you could get

David Edgar - How Plays work
Keith Johnstone - Impro

I'd greatly appreciate it.

[Anonymous No.4727742]

Leopold von Sacher-Masoch - Venus in Furs (1869)
>(...) describes the obsessions of Severin von Kusiemski, a European nobleman who desires to be enslaved to a woman. Severin finds his ideal of voluptuous cruelty in the merciless Wanda von Dunajew. This is a passionate and powerful portrayal of one man's struggle to enlighten and instruct himself and others in the realm of desire. Published in 1870, the novel gained notoriety and a degree of immortality for its author when the word "masochism"—derived from his name—entered the vocabulary of psychiatry.

http://www.mediafire.com/download/9fab91skv2t9mr9/LVSM-VIF.rar (PDF)

[Anonymous No.4727743]

Third Culture Kids: Growing Up Among Worlds, Revised Edition

Thank you

[Anonymous No.4727774]

>>4724530
still can find this shit. nobody has this

[Anonymous No.4727780]

The Singularity Is Near: When Humans Transcend Biology by Ray Kurzweil please.

[Anonymous No.4727821]

Zoo, or Letters Not About Love -Viktor Shklovsky
Novel with Cocaine - M. Ageyev
The Golovlyov Family
dostoyevsky - house of the dead
The Twelve Chairs -Ilya Ilf
The Upanishads (Penguin Classics)
No Surrender: My Thirty-Year War -Hiroo Onoda
The Vinland Sagas: The Norse Discovery of America (Penguin Classics)

Before HEIKE and After: HOGEN, HEIJI, JOKYUKI - Royall Tyler
Apricot Jam: And Other Stories - solzhenytsin

[Anonymous No.4727836]

Interested in this

[Anonymous No.4727858]

good luck

[Anonymous No.4727865]

Is this thread proned to 404ing? Cuz i cant get on pc right now

[Anonymous No.4727874]

>>4727588
its supposed to be one of the most important book ever written. I just read it in english, it was ok, if a bit repetitive, which i guess is an underlying theme.

[Anonymous No.4727881]

>>4727865
no way, this board crawls. it will be up for 5 days at least

[Anonymous No.4727887]

>>4727661
>why
I believe in sharing but more importantly, I just like /lit/. I've been here on and off since its early times sometimes contributing stuff.
Giving away books or knowledge or escape simply makes me feel good. Or maybe it's about making another person's life a tiny bit easier. I don't know.

Some time ago a stranger from this board did me the greatest kindness I could hope out of 4chan, This thread would not have been possible without him. Back then I promised I'd give something back, and I've tried to ever since.

>books
My favorites are changing all the time but I feel confident that these 5 will be just as dear to me as they are now or as they will be in 10 years.
>Kokoro
>Voyage to the End of the Night
>Germinal
>The Count of Monte Cristo
>Buddenbrooks

[Anonymous No.4727893]

>>4727887


...are you iranman?

[Anonymous No.4727898]

>>4727821
Dostoevsky - The House of the Dead
>
http://www.mediafire.com/download/8bqhdbjmipqnn00/FD-THOTD.rar

[Anonymous No.4727981]

>>4727836
Is that fantasy or horror?

[Anonymous No.4728018]

Well, I'm leaving now. It was nice keeping this alive and so active for the past few days.


For my last upload, I'd like to share with you this collection of Borges' writings, my absolute favorite writer.
It's a big haul (25 MB) of everything I could find in both English and Español (no, I'm not iranman). The archive should have ALL his short stories, poetry and essays, in both languages (about 20 files for each). Unfortunately many of them are in PDF format, but I hope you can enjoy them anyway.

>http://www.mediafire.com/download/p9ngdwv96pafo7l/JLB.rar


Regarding the guys that requested more flash fiction, if you can read Spanish I'd suggest you try "Cuentos breves y extraordinarios", which was written in collaboration with Adolfo Bioy Casares. Or try to get an English copy, not sure if it exists.

>captcha: end holifu

[Anonymous No.4728041]

>>4728018
Gracias my negro!
I luv Jorgito.

[Anonymous No.4728069]

>>4728018
just started with him im from whiteland so i need to know why people love him

[Anonymous No.4728092]

>>4727981

bit of both, I suppose

[Anonymous No.4728123]

>>4728018
You're one of the best things that has happened on /lit/ in a long time. Major props for not doing something shady just for April Fools giggles. Thanks, man. Really appreciate your work.

[Anonymous No.4728146]

>>4728018

>giving up b4 finding the winning edge

[Anonymous No.4728207]

Thanks for everything OP. My requests still stand if theres anyone kind enough.

>>4727821
>>4727821

[Anonymous No.4728226]

>>4727578


uh... do you have 100 years of solitude in english?

[Anonymous No.4728252]

>>4728226

I would've imagined that's an easy book to find. But I can give it a go.

[Anonymous No.4728273]

Anything by Thomas Wiloch?

[Anonymous No.4728281]

>>4728226

garcia marquez essential epub pack, in english.

http://www7.zippyshare.com/v/18519077/file.html

contains

The Autumn of the Patriarch
Chronicle of a Death Foretold
In Evil Hour
Love in the Time of Cholera
News of a Kidnapping
No One Writes to the Colonel
Of Love and other Demons
One Hundred Years of Solitude
The General in His Labyrinth

[Anonymous No.4728658]

>>4728273
bump?

[Anonymous No.4729271]

>>4727432

thanks op!

[Anonymous No.4729660]

Y'all got any more of them epubs?

[Anonymous No.4729704]

do you have anything by Clarice Lispector in the original portuguese and not a pdf?

[Anonymous No.4729755]

>>4719616
>>4719616
THANK YOU
the only thing by Kosztolanyi available elsewhere is Skylark

do you have Napraforgó (Sunflower) by Gyula Krúdy?

[Anonymous No.4729787]

>>4727578
obscure argentinian authors. surprise me.

[Anonymous No.4729848]

Been trying to find A Fugitive Crosses His Tracks by Aksel Sandemose in English.

[Anonymous No.4729986]

>>4720416

Every short-story collection by Barthelme was taken out from openlibrary in the past day or so. I wonder if it was because of this thread.

If so... anon, give them back! We want to read too!

[Anonymous No.4730165]

>>4719480
i had never seen an autistic schizo before

[Anonymous No.4730171]

http://books.gentoomen.org/

[Anonymous No.4730180]

>>4719693
the people that are thanking him likely hadn't found those books they are thanking him for before so basically they are thanking him for things HE did (sharing it with them). It's not like you wrote the book anyways, you just shared it and he's doing the same

[Anonymous No.4730211]

Nihil Unbound?

[Anonymous No.4730241]

We really should have these more often... Although I'd like to see some posts of maybe original language works? I'm sure at least some people speak more than one language of which they would rather read books in other than in a translation effort... Camus for one. Anyone has any good french poetry?

[Anonymous No.4731350]

Bump in any case others want to contribute.

[Anonymous No.4731548]

I am very sorry to ask this question, as I assume that it is fairly entry-level, but how do I open the files in these links?

[Anonymous No.4731625]

>>4731548

use winrar for rar files. extract epub files

use adobe digital editions for reading epubs

[Anonymous No.4731631]

>>4731548
winrar, winzip(there are others but these are common), they are used to unpack the files.

After you have one of those you right click and poof

[Anonymous No.4731633]

>>4731548
Get Calibre, it's free.

[Anonymous No.4731648]

>>4731625
Thanks m8, been meaning to get more into literature for a while now.

[Anonymous No.4731704]

>>4731633
This

[Anonymous No.4732352]

>>4730211
Pls.

[Anonymous No.4732602]

anything by Sigbjorn Obstfelder in eng

[Anonymous No.4733431]

>>4732352
Last time, any format besides PDF.

[Anonymous No.4733645]

>>4729660
Fun fact Demonoid is back up. They are accepting old user passwords and usernames.

[Anonymous No.4733647]

>>4733645
>honeypot

[Anonymous No.4733810]

Does anyone happen to have an epub or mobi of the very short introduction for presocratic philosophy?

[Anonymous No.4733876]

I will give you a 1000 bj's if you have
The Dark Angel by Mika Waltari

[Anonymous No.4733884]

Requesting some left-hand path ("evil") Occult stuff

Nothing LaVey or anything edgy

[Anonymous No.4734626]

Anyone have Jonathon Coe - The Rotters Club? (and yes, I only know about it because of its 14,000 word sentence)

[Anonymous No.4734957]

>>4727587

What brings you to have an interest in writers like both Foucault and Nietzsche?

Doubling the request for Foucault, sex especially but anything would be appreciated.

[Anonymous No.4735923]

Augusto Monterroso or Martín Adán in English?

[Anonymous No.4735923,1]

>>4727504
I know this is an old thread but I just spent ages looking for this. Thank you so much.

[Artiee No.4735923,2]

looking for Jeffrey Eugenides books plz.
thank u!

[Anonymous No.4735923,3]

does anyone have the complete version of "Babyfucker by Urs Allemann"? it's sucha a difficult one to find.

[para0 No.4735923,4]

>>4727587

why such insistence on Cambridge when Kaufmann (unless he translated for Cambridge) suffices more than the avg. translator?

perhaps more so given his study of philology and strong base of intellect in matters of philosophy. given his footnotes i've read over the years, i'd say his trans. are not only parworthy compared to other translated works i've read.. specifically: the old zarathustra translation which I don't believe Kaufmann touched but nonetheless he captures all those unintelligible phrases of Germanic words that cannot be translated very well with a touch of indelible ambiguity. simply read any trans. besides Kaufmann's to see this in action: beyond good & evil. a book which seems polemic about the morality of Christianity, the waste and excessive growth of res-sentiment (slave values) in democratic societies, above all: the death of God. perhaps western translators are too caught up in the theology of Nietzsche's work, and end up causing a heap of trouble in regard to understanding the *life* of Nietzsche's corpus. Kaufmann gets all of that, and more so: he does his work (read: translations) and admits its weakness typically in introductions/prologues.

i also recommend Kaufmann because he understands the underdeveloped parts of Nietzsche's philosophy very well, and seems to show us that Nietzsche was all to aware of what may come of his philosophy could be poorly portrayed as being inanely nihilistic or worse: the Nazis.
Kaufmann brings out a lot of Nietzsche's minor details of his philosophy and life. (same with Deleuze's interpretations tbh.)

tl;dr at least try Kaufmann for sake of modern times... he does an excellent job for today's readers.

[anonymous No.4735923,5]

>>4727741

https://www.mediafire.com/?b4aoa5gieobse9y

Enjoy