/lit/ sharethread

[Anonymous No.5858151]

Barely any sharethreads this year, but that's okay, reading is slow. Opening with

>SURREALIST LIT V1
Collecting works of fiction not limited to surrealism, but extending into some dada, absurdist, or anyhow dreamlike novels and poetry.
epubs with few pdfs - threw in all I had plus whatever I could find from the surreal lit rec chart (thanks to you who made it). Didn't read them all but checked most for at least a semblance of proper formatting.
Mainly in English and French, translations provided when available.

Full list: pastebin RVn790tU

http://www.mediafire.com/?x73uwtfhc3b7lzj
http://www27.zippyshare.com/v/60225026/file.html

[Anonymous No.5858154]

>>5858151
>surreal lit rec chart

[Anonymous No.5858469]

>>5858154
Motorman was recently posted >>warosu.org/lit/thread/S5821790#p5826573

[Anonymous No.5858480]

tanks

[Anonymous No.5859539]

Mirrors for the anonfiles uploads would be helpful, if anyone can access them
those I found already mirrored:

English lit
>http://www.mediafire.com/download/5z5cpif1woo9jn5/
French lit
>http://www.mediafire.com/download/l3rd51suyslcy54/
Short story collections
>https://mega.co.nz/#!ZgtmXA7D!zcf2Ixs_X-NGZBBFNNtjsTrYWjnhCdXb-3uMeJdzivs
Short stories
>http://www.mediafire.com/download/83v064mrswgsa7o/
Depressing lit
>https://mega.co.nz/#!V9V1HDhQ!xzCul6eBTma9-RPl7EN8r3JMlnnfvg9T4cBfvjMsSQM
Humor
>https://mega.co.nz/#!VoESFDSZ!RhCXJODH3DepWzzxD7fOewSTJKps4cbk8AEln7xfpiE
Novellas
>https://mega.co.nz/#!I4kVFSYC!Ly0gCje1l_plyzgiUG5mqOwILg5L1_lP9yHzcVK-B7U
female authors
>https://mega.co.nz/#!4stCHT6I!0ksZ8R9itl50e4xdaCKETH6Bcjq1qKr5i6-SmsOMylc
drama
>https://mega.co.nz/#!Yl8SjAgR!eMkgIGdtvWv3i-Mt9vSuai9wHnYK6RbQ99Tfj-_PPkA

[Anonymous No.5860144]

>>5859539
Bumping mirror request

[Anonymous No.5861853]

>>5858151
Bump for more sharing on lit.

[Anonymous No.5862532]

Here's a proper Mason & Dixon (the usual sources being full of messed-up conversions of the same with incongruous line breaks)
>Charles Mason (1728–1786) and Jeremiah Dixon (1733–1779) were the British surveyors best remembered for running the boundary between Pennsylvania and Maryland that we know today as the Mason-Dixon Line. Here is their story as reimagined by Thomas Pynchon, featuring Native Americans and frontier folk, ripped bodices, naval warfare, conspiracies erotic and political, major caffeine abuse.
a.pomf.se/ckgtxm.epub

[Anonymous No.5863595]

>>5861853
Likewise

[Anonymous No.5864997]

I don't suppose people could post in this thread instead of making threads for single requests...?

[Anonymous No.5865038]

Could someone recommend some pulpy hard boiled detective crime novels?

[Anonymous No.5865122]

>>5862532
Thanks for this

[Anonymous No.5865263]

>>5862532
If anyone wants to upload something, http://pomf.se/ was linked in a previous thread and is indeed pretty good for small files

[Anonymous No.5866016]

Can I recommend "Let Us Now Praise Famous Men" by James Agee? It's available on lib.gen, no need for me to link it. If you like good, lyrical prose with an incredible rhythm, please do check it out.

[Anonymous No.5867490]

>>5865038
I haven't read them yet but The Little Sleep & its sequel, about a narcoleptic PI, sound fun.

If you haven't read the Big Sleep which the first title refers to, then probably that.

[Anonymous No.5869118]

Does anyone have an epub/mobi of The Iron Wall, Israel and the Arab World ?

[Anonymous No.5869131]

>>5866016
I looked on libgen and couldn't find it

[Anonymous No.5869135]

>>5866016
>>5869131
Found it on IRC though, thanks

[Anonymous No.5869145]

>>5869135
gen.lib.rus.ec/book/index.php?md5=b254e353ff3148fbaade326a1f569a47

Just plow past the many introductions and forewords and whatnot, and once Agee starts writing his stuff, it's wonderfull. Try to read some parts out loud, the melody will knock you dead. Even better if you can do a decent southern accent.

[Anonymous No.5870465]

>>5869145
>16mbs
What is this, a virus?

[Anonymous No.5870853]

>>5870465
no, go to goodreads and look up the book. It's the work of a writer and a photographer. There's tons of b/w pics in there, that's why it's so big.

[Anonymous No.5872657]

bump

[Anonymous No.5873503]

>>5870853
I figured - it was but a bump disguised as a non-joke

[Anonymous No.5873536]

>>5866016
I loved A Death in the Family. Currently waiting for this to arrive.

[Anonymous No.5873572]

Anyone able and willing to share "At Fear's Altar" by Richard Gavin?

[Anonymous No.5874233]

>>5873536
That whole book is great, but my favorite part is the prologue/intro, talking about the father watering the lawn. So soothing and melodic.

[Anonymous No.5874246]

>>5873572
I can't find it for free. It costs $0.30 on ebookfarm.
If you wanna deposit that money in my account, 112767 at ebook.farm, with an amazon giftcard (I believe the minimum is $0.50 though), I'll get it for you.

[Anonymous No.5874884]

Bump and thank you.

[Anonymous No.5874915]

does someone have a good version, in ebook format, of Reclus' "Nouvelle geographié..."?
the one on archive.org looks good in pdf but completely fucked in other formats

[Anonymous No.5875135]

>>5859539

>>>/lit/thread/S2909094

That link should have all the links for the collections although I have no clue if they all still work.

[Anonymous No.5875172]

>>5875135
Some do, some don't.

[Anonymous No.5875898]

Bump

[Anonymous No.5876320]

>>5869118
noone ?

[Anonymous No.5878181]

epub I made of Vsevolod M. Garshin's
>The Scarlet Flower and other stories (tr. Isaacs)
a.pomf.se/taouof.epub

[Anonymous No.5878898]

>>5878181
>http://www.mediafire.com/?x73uwtfhc3b7lzj

thank you! very underrated author. do you have any other 'obscure' russian ones?

[Anonymous No.5880317]

>>5878181
Also known as "The Red Flower". Thanks

[Anonymous No.5880505]

>>5878181
Thank you, I've heard only good about the author.
>>5859539
Are there similar compilations of german, russian or italian literature ?

[Anonymous No.5880740]

Does anyone have one of these?:

Green Henry by Gottfried Keller
Indian Summer by Adalbert Stifter
Senselessness by Horacio Castellanos Moya
Artificial Respiration by Ricardo Piglia

[Anonymous No.5880749]

>>5858469
>PDF

[Anonymous No.5881358]

>>5874246
Thanks for the offer, but if I'm not paying the author for whatever reasons, I'm even less inclined to paying -- even a marginal amount -- for piracy.

On that topic: when a german forum changed to a pay-platform it died for me. Now there are others like it, another one got busted recently.

Other than that: does anyone have books 2-5 of the Penguin edition of Xueqin's "Story of the Stone?" (trans. David Hawkes)

[Anonymous No.5882268]

>>5881358
As a pirate, I too would rather pay 10 bucks for the real thing than half a one on these websites

[Anonymous No.5882707]

Speaking of surrealists, anyone has Irenes Cunt and Nadja, in english?

[Anonymous No.5882906]

>>5880505
>Are there similar compilations of german, russian or italian literature ?
see >>5875135

[Anonymous No.5884072]

>>5882707

Bump...?

[Anonymous No.5884193]

Hi, does anyone have a book of Gogol short stories? Thanks.

[Anonymous No.5884646]

>>5884193
Those are very easy to find... I recommend The Mantle:
http://www.gutenberg.org/ebooks/36238

[Anonymous No.5885622]

>>5884193
Maybe you've read his other stuff. If not, Taras Bulba is a nice novella, pretty sweet and short. And Dead Souls is his final, unfinished novel, it was an awesome read though the second party is almost completely missing.

[Anonymous No.5885626]

>>5881358
>>5882268

Yeah, alright, I kinda agree with you guys most of the time. Only there's a few books I had been looking for everywhere and here they had them at a fraction (1/20th) of the retail price. So yeah, I went for it. I spent $0.38 on it.

[Anonymous No.5885830]

>>5884646

I knew about them, I just want newer editions, thanks for the thought though.

[Anonymous No.5885862]

>>5826573
>>5858469
>>5880749
I actually just finished OCR&proofing it. Thanks to the anon who posted his pdf last week(s)

Motorman by David Ohle
>... no, I can't find a summary for this (the author doesn't even have a 'pedia page, FFS!). Just try it, it's fairly short, a pleasant read for one morning. Surreal novel with a sci-fi backdrop. Recommend it to fans of Burroughs, Kafka, Beckett.
a.pomf.se/bxutba.epub

[Anonymous No.5886113]

>>5885862
Ok, will listen to you, hope it's worth the read

[Anonymous No.5887966]

>>5886113
It is. It's not even all that weird, maybe it was when published 40 years ago.

[Anonymous No.5889260]

Bump for more sharing, it's Christmas time

[Anonymous No.5890813]

Indeed, and here's Zelazny's
>Lord of Light
"His followers called him Mahasamatman and said he was a god. He preferred to drop the Maha- and the -atman, however, and called himself Sam. He never claimed to be a god, but then he never claimed not to be a god."

A buddhism-flavored sci-fi novel. There seems to be only one version of this ebook floating around (no official one available), but it's got a ton of small errors and typos. This one is fixed:
a.pomf.se/uzhnfh.epub

[Anonymous No.5890901]

A question anons, the azw3 files are the books that cointains the x-ray stuff of Kindle?

[Anonymous No.5890924]

>>5890901
What do you mean by "the x-ray stuff of Kindle"? azw3 is just the .mobi format introduced by the Kindle Fire. It's retrocompatible so for all intents and purposes it's .mobi

[Anonymous No.5891035]

>>5890924
i'm just interested in pirating kindle books with the x-ray option. I thought that AZW3 cointained that stuff.

[Anonymous No.5891817]

>>5891035
So there's a "X-ray" feature on the Kindle - that's just a seach & display algorithm, which is to be found in the device's software, not in the ebooks. azw3 = mobi and as far as you're concerned that's almost the same as an .epub file.

Your X-ray option might however be present on the "Kindle reader" apps (for PC/etc)

[Anonymous No.5891864]

>>5862532
Thanks a lot, anon.

[Anonymous No.5891866]

Does anyone have Greatly Exaggerated by DFW?

[Anonymous No.5892105]

>>5885862
I can't tell if the file is bad or not? It was only like 42 pages, but on amazon is lists as being 100+ pages. I'm mostly confused because I just read it and I'm not sure if that was the end or if there's more.

[Anonymous No.5893083]

>>5892105
I've just looked and it goes to chapt 110, which is right. If yours didn't try re-downloading it? Otherwise the number of pages as displayed by an e-reader obviously varies with font size.
As to there being more, the author wrote at least one sequel, "The Flum" which I think ended up published as the Age of Sinatra.

[Anonymous No.5894082]

Started reading "Motorman" last night, I understand some stuff, but most I don't. Still on chapter 20, so things will probably clear enough till the end. A huge thank you to the anon who shared it, enjoying it so far.

[Anonymous No.5894798]

>>5892105
Yes, that's the end - check the original pdf >>5858469 if you have doubts

[Anonymous No.5895659]

Does anyone have Introduction to Christianity by Pope Benedict?

[Anonymous No.5897060]

>>5858154
>>5858151
Is all of Leonora Carrington translated from the french? Either way open lib seems to have a better translation of the oval lady

[Anonymous No.5897080]

Y'all got that magnetic fields in english mayne

[Anonymous No.5897465]

Looking for The Discovery of Slowness by Sten Nadolny. Can you help?

[Anonymous No.5898909]

>>5876320
Someone must have it.

[Anonymous No.5900092]

Would appreciate:

The Columbia Book of Chinese Poetry
Shen Fu -Six Records of a Floating Life
Nip the Buds, Shoot the Kids
In the Inner Quarters: Erotic Stories from Ling Mengchu's Two Slaps
Li Yu - Tower for the Summer Heat
Mo Yan - Frog

[Anonymous No.5900099]

Does anyone have Breton's Anthology of Black Humor in English?

[Anonymous No.5900262]

>>5900092
>Mo Yan - Frog
a.pomf.se/yxvgcw.epub

other requests I have none of, but Breton especially I don't think are available since I'd searched thoroughly not long ago

[Anonymous No.5900276]

>>5858151
>post pic from sandman
>sandman isn't in the collection
It would fit, but if we were including surreal comics the list would expand by quite a bit...

[Anonymous No.5900289]

>>5900276
>comics
this is about literature, son.

[Anonymous No.5900356]

>>5900262

Wow, thank you so much anon. Thats my xmas gift for myself right there. Do you have any other books that you think I would like?

Would you by any chance have the penguin edition of Yuan plays? Or Burton translation of Xunzi / Mengzi?

[Anonymous No.5901827]

Is there a website where i can upload ebooks/things without having to sign up?

[Anonymous No.5902189]

>>5859539
>>5858151
I live in the middle of nowhere in Japan and you all just made my Winter vacation look a whole lot better. Happy Christmas.

[Anonymous No.5902206]

>>5902189
>I live in the middle of nowhere in Japan
storytime? where exactly? why?

[Anonymous No.5902210]

>>5900289
>sandman
>not belonging to literature

Oh boy

[Anonymous No.5902224]

>>5900092
>Nip the Buds, Shoot the Kids

http://a.pomf.se/jsavix.pdf
FOR YOU!

[Anonymous No.5902589]

>>5902224

Thank you. Do you have an epub/mobi?
:<

[Anonymous No.5903079]

>>5900356
I got nothing. Don't know much about chinese lit, but you might enjoy A hundred years of solitude?

>>5900276
I wouldn't say the Sandman qualifies as surreal, ironically enough it's not even all that oniric... too far on the mythical and mystical side, especially for comics. Moore is also too rational. Some of Morrison's better works would perhaps fit the bill, if they didn't have so much descriptive drug-trip dialog.
But indeed comics are a wholly different subject. If going into euro comics I'd recommend Peeters/Schuiten's Cities of the fantastic... Bilal, too

[Anonymous No.5903134]

Well, /lit/, what websites do you guys use to download pirated epubs?

[Anonymous No.5903138]

>>5903079

Ive already read it, thanks.

[Anonymous No.5903144]

>>5903134
Bibliotik and LibGen.

[Anonymous No.5903195]

>>5903134
libgen

[Anonymous No.5903205]

>>5903144
>>5903195
LibGen is great, thanks guys.

[Anonymous No.5903212]

>>5903144
>>5903195
>LibGen
Why does trying to download something give me a 502/504 error more than half the time?

[Anonymous No.5903420]

>>5903134
aaaaarg.org
give it a shot, it's pretty good.

would love a bibliotik invite... [e-mail]

Merry Christmas, /lit/!

[Anonymous No.5903439]

>>5903420
>aaaaarg.org
uhm....how do you use this

[Anonymous No.5903495]

>>5903420
>>5903439
Yeah, the site looks cool, but how do I download?

[Anonymous No.5903565]

Greetings gentlemen, does anyone of you have this stuff? I'd be more than happy.

[Anonymous No.5903571]

>>5903565
Looks neat m8y

[Anonymous No.5903580]

>>5903439
>>5903495

I didn't think it was difficult. Just click on the name of the file (in the red box) and it starts downloading.

[Anonymous No.5903582]

Anybody got a reliable torrent for the Onion book, Our Dumb World?

[Anonymous No.5903592]

>>5903565
Nope. Libgen has a bunch of this guy's books, about the heart of Russia and Central Asia, but not that one. Sorry.

[Anonymous No.5903605]

>>5903592
ok, thx for checking that anyway

[Anonymous No.5903847]

The Venture of Islam
The Poetic Edda (Hollander)
Paris Between Empires
The Franks (Edward James)
The Great Caliphs: The Golden Age of the 'Abbasid Empire

'Preesh!

[Anonymous No.5903999]

>>5903847
I have
>The Poetic Edda (Hollander)
a.pomf.se/lyyfno.epub

[Anonymous No.5904005]

>>5903580
???

[Anonymous No.5904101]

>>5904005
>>5903439
>>5903495

Lol, my bad. I forgot you need to get an invite and register. Post your throwaway mails (the kind that last 24hrs or more, I won't be here all night) and I'll invite you guys.

Sorry, forgot about that detail!

[Anonymous No.5904114]

>>5904101
[e-mail]

10 min email nigger, pls respond ;_;

[Anonymous No.5904129]

>>5904114
not the other anon, but since you're a precocious fuck... sent

[Anonymous No.5904130]

>>5904114
lel invited.

But go to disposableinbox.com for 24hrs emails.

[Anonymous No.5904152]

>>5904129
>>5904130
Gee, two invites on a single night, this must be my lucky night.

The problem is that the passwords don't work for some reason ;_;

[Anonymous No.5904173]

>>5904152
After 20 tries, it finally worked.
God bless you both, anons.

[Anonymous No.5904191]

>>5904173
Merry Christmas, you sad, pathetic piece of shit.

[Anonymous No.5904214]

>>5903999

Dude, thank you so much. I have been looking for that book for ages. May I ask, where you found it?
May you have a great new year.

[Anonymous No.5904287]

>>5904214
>where you found it?
Someplace online last month or so? Honestly can't remember, I just happened to have it on my reading list.
Happy new year &.

[Anonymous No.5904355]

>>5904214
>>5904287

If you guys are into the Eddas, you should check out Borges' lectures on them. The first three or four chapters in this book are on the nordic sagas. I have a .mobi copy, can upload if anyone is interested

[Anonymous No.5904492]

>>5904101
[e-mail]

I would like an invite. Thanks!

[Anonymous No.5904551]

>>5904355

Yes, thank you.

[Anonymous No.5904564]

>>5904214
Thanks, Lori

[Anonymous No.5904602]

>>5904355
>filename
kek

>>5904492
Sent.


Is there a bibliotik invite around by any chance? [e-mail]

[Anonymous No.5904709]

>>5904602
Can I get an invite too? [e-mail]

Thanks anon

[Anonymous No.5904749]

>>5904602
It's not showing up in my inbox.
[e-mail]
There's my email if you want to try again.

[Anonymous No.5904834]

>>5904709
>>5904749
sent to both. I'm off, letting the other anons pick up

[Anonymous No.5904851]

Any Vian in English besides Froth on the Daydream?

[Anonymous No.5904900]

Spring Torrents and First Love by Turgenev.
The Bros K - Dostoyevsky (PV tran)

thanks

[Anonymous No.5904923]

>>5904900

sorry, and Smoke (Turgenev)

[Anonymous No.5905425]

Bump. Merry Chistmas / happy holidays. Lets spread the love.

[Anonymous No.5905630]

>>5904551
just realized it's available on aaaaarg. Post an email if you want an invite. The book is titled Professor Borges.

[Anonymous No.5905639]

Bibliotik invite, anyone? Thanks!

[e-mail]

[Anonymous No.5906127]

Could someone share Tokyo Zodiac Murders?

[Anonymous No.5906380]

>>5885862
Gonna give it a shot, thanks a lot, anon.

[Anonymous No.5907486]

>>5885862
Damn, I started reading this today because of your suggestion. Great book. The prose is very economic yet highly efficient. The story is hard to make sense of, but very well worth the read.

Googling it on amazon, the book that is recommended after reading this one is "Log of the S.S. Mrs Unguentine" by Stanley Crawford. I have a copy, if anybody's interested (don't remember how I got it, maybe another /lit/ sharethread).

[Anonymous No.5907496]

>>5907486
I'd appreciate it.

[Anonymous No.5907513]

>>5907496

>Log of the S.S. The Mrs Unguentine - Stanley Crawford.epub

a.pomf.se/rxsalq.epub

And just checking, anybody got any Thomas Bernhard other than the 5 available on torrents?

[Anonymous No.5907530]

>>5907513
Thank you. You should be able to find all of Bernhard's published fiction except Yes, The Cheap-Eaters, On The Mountain and Three Novellas on libgen

[Anonymous No.5907546]

Anyone have link for Houdini Heart by Ki Longfellow?

[Anonymous No.5907554]

>>5907513
Cheers, don't know which the 5 are but those I have on hand: a.pomf.se/ttjeqt.zip

[Anonymous No.5907598]

>>5907486
If anyone also has Travel Notes, A Garlic Testament and The River in Winter by Stanley Crawford, that would be nice.

[Anonymous No.5907742]

>>5904900
>>5904923

:)

[Anonymous No.5907912]

Any of you have "Enough bird for now" by Francis Painter? That would be awesome!

[Anonymous No.5908757]

Does anyone have books by Juan Goytisolo (in English) and Mother London by Michael Moorcock?

[[e-mail] No.5908854]

>>5904101
if you are still around i would love an invite

[Anonymous No.5909109]

>>5908854
It says invalid email adress

[Anonymous No.5909220]

>>5908854
>[e-mail]

sent

[Anonymous No.5909290]

http://www21.zippyshare.com/v/77107812/file.html

Canti by Giaccomo Leopardi, Italy's masterpiece of modernist poetry.

[Anonymous No.5909301]

>>5907554
Where do I start ?

[Anonymous No.5909311]

>>5909301
Start from the beginning.

[Anonymous No.5909504]

>>5909301
I read The Loser, Frost and Corrections, all three pretty good. All three have the same underlying tone, prose and structure, go with whichever story attracts you most.

[[e-mail] No.5909932]

>>5909220
>>5909109
i'm sorry,it didn't work,my inbox is empty so i'm trying with another temporary mail .
Could you please send an invite here? thanks!

[Anonymous No.5909960]

>>5909932

only because it's Christmas, otherwise i'd politely tell you to fuck off.

Sent, my dear old friend.

[[e-mail] No.5909974]

>>5909960
thanks a lot man!

[Anonymous No.5910183]

>>5907486
I'm reading this right now. All I can say is, wow, what a breath of fresh air. Incredible book, so different from all the crap constantly churned out by the MFA writers of America. I just finished reading Everything I Never Told You by Something Ng, and it's just the blandest, most uncreative book I've read in a while. Yet somehow it gets a lot of press, whereas The Log... was ignored when it came out and it's still ignored these days.

Life is unfair...

[Anonymous No.5910214]

Speaking of Bernhard, OP here - don't ask me what The Loser is doing in that zip, guess I wanted to put Gargoyles

[Anonymous No.5910877]

>>5885862
I have problems uploading to play books, any idea?

[Anonymous No.5911000]

Just finished Motorman. Any recommendations on the list that are similar in style and possibly length?

[Anonymous No.5911134]

>>5911000
The Log of the S.S. Mrs Unguentine, posted on this thread already.

[Anonymous No.5912769]

saved from oblivion

[Anonymous No.5913026]

Anyone able to share The Acacia by Claude Simon?

[Anonymous No.5913190]

>J. A. Baker’s extraordinary classic of British nature writingDespite the association of peregrines with the wild, outer reaches of the British Isles, The Peregrine is set on the flat marshes of the Essex coast, where J A Baker spent a long winter looking and writing about the visitors from the uplands – peregrines that spend the winter hunting the huge flocks of pigeons and waders that share the desolate landscape with them.Including original diaries from which The Peregrine was written and its companion volume The Hill of Summer, this is a beautiful compendium of lyrical nature writing at its absolute best.Such luminaries as Richard Mabey, Robert Macfarlane, Ted Hughes and Andrew Motion have cited this as one of the most important books in 20th Century nature writing, and the bestselling author Mark Cocker has provided an introduction on the importance of Baker, his writings and the diaries – creating the essential volume of Baker's writings.

I haven't started reading this yet, but someone recommended it a while ago here on /lit/ saying it was some of the best prose he'd ever read. Will start reading it soon enough, I guess.

[Anonymous No.5913193]

>>5913190
and I forgot the link. I've also uploaded it to aaaaarg.

a.pomf.se/mgxcim.mobi

[Anonymous No.5913198]

Thanks OP.

[Anonymous No.5913957]

>>5910877
>uploading to play books
? as in the google application? Do you get an error message?

[Anonymous No.5914485]

>>5913957
Yes, "This file cannot be processed." I was thinking in converting it to mobi and back to epub to try

[Anonymous No.5915798]

>>5914485
You could also try converting to html, since that's what an epub is basically

[Anonymous No.5917316]

bump

[Anonymous No.5918612]

Because it's Christmas, go and buy an epub, strip the DRM and share it here with us!

[Anonymous No.5918688]

does anyone have a good German-German dictionary? I hear Duden is about the best, but any one will do

thanks

[Anonymous No.5919490]

>>5918688
I don't know whether the index formatting is the same on other readers - probably not - but I'm happy with this Duden on a Kindle:
http://www77.zippyshare.com/v/42801210/file.html

[Anonymous No.5919610]

>>5919490
thank you! this works perfectly :¸)

[Anonymous No.5922163]

share!

[Anonymous No.5923763]

Does anyone have Book of the New Sun in one or two volumes ?

[Anonymous No.5924613]

In 1983, Chinese playwright, critic, fiction writer, and painter Gao Xingjian was diagnosed with lung cancer and faced imminent death.But six weeks later, a second examination revealed there was no cancer—he had won "a second reprieve from death." Faced with a repressive cultural environment and the threat of a spell in a prison farm, Gao fled Beijing and began a journey of 15,000 kilometers into the remote mountains and ancient forests of Sichuan in southwest China. The result of this epic voyage of discovery is Soul Mountain.

Bold, lyrical, and prodigious, Soul Moutain probes the human soul with an uncommon directness and candor and delights in the freedom of the imagination to expand the notion of the individual self.

Xingjian, Gao - Soul Mountain a.pomf.se/rtzqmr.mobi

[Anonymous No.5925909]

>>5923763
Anon posted them a few months ago: >>/lit/thread/S4685906#p4695297

[Anonymous No.5926648]

Would this be a place to ask what to check out in the original movement after Nadja? My only other experience with the movement is the films Dali and Bunuel did together.

[Anonymous No.5926742]

>>5925909
Thank you !

[Anonymous No.5927003]

>>5924613

Great book. One of my favs. Do you have any plays by him? Or other modern chinese works?

>>5926648

Severins Journey Into The Dark
Valeries Week of Wonders
Alfred Kubin - The Other Side

[Anonymous No.5927123]

Can someone recommend good historical non fiction ? I don't care about period or country, just want something interesting.

[Anonymous No.5927759]

>>5927003
>Xingjian, Gao
gen.lib.rus.ec/foreignfiction/?s=Xingjian%2C+Gao&f_lang=0&f_columns=0&f_ext=0

This is all there is by him. I'm also reading Frog by Mo Yan, another chinese Nobel Prize winner.
Link: a.pomf.se/yxvgcw.epub

[Anonymous No.5927773]

>>5927123
Peter Wilson, Europe's Tragedy: A History of the Thirty Years War.

gen.lib.rus.ec/search.php?req=europe%27s+tragedy&open=0&view=simple&column=def

Pretty big book, but it's very interesting. The author is a bit too detailed sometimes (describing all the functions and attributes of some bullshit government entity nobody cares about), but that particular period in history is really interesting.

Another option:

Stephen Greenblatt, The Swerve: How the World Became Modern. Also very interesting, and better written, imo, though not as entertaining as a full-out war like the book above.
gen.lib.rus.ec/book/index.php?md5=9C328B5A3B8E9FF8D9E319AE6CF8284E

[Anonymous No.5928248]

>>5927773
Thanks for the suggestions, the first one looks much more exciting, but I'll make sure to check both.

[Anonymous No.5928854]

>>5927759

Mo Yan is great, seriously underrated. Fav Mo Yan book? I love Sandalwood Death.

Have you Gao's One Mans Bible?

[Anonymous No.5928911]

>>5927759

Frog is my first Mo Yan, but looking forward to reading more.

One man's Bible is here in the link >>5927759
gen.lib.rus.ec/foreignfiction/?s=Xingjian%2C+Gao&f_lang=0&f_columns=0&f_ext=0

[Anonymous No.5928969]

>>5928911

Check out Red Sandalwood Death, Big Breasts and Wide Hips, Red Sorghum, those 3 are really good.

[Anonymous No.5929970]

Is there someone on this planet who can upload this book?

http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Levels_of_the_Game

[Anonymous No.5931560]

bumpity-bump

[Anonymous No.5931598]

Any of you guys have works by gabriel garcia marquez in spanish? Ive already read 100 anos de soledad. Short stories out there?

[Anonymous No.5931718]

>>5931598
http://www.espaebook.com/autor/gabriel-garcia-marquez/

Read the tutorial on downloading (one of the buttons at the top), otherwise you'll end up clicking on adware, viruses and other crap.

I read Los funerales de la Mama Grande and Hojarasca, both were good. You also have his collected short stories in there, but I'd save that for later because there's sure to be a lot of crap there.

[Anonymous No.5932113]

Jean Toomer, Cane

>First published in 1923, Jean Toomer’s Cane is an innovative literary work—part drama, part poetry, part fiction—powerfully evoking black life in the South. Rich in imagery, Toomer’s impressionistic, sometimes surrealistic sketches of Southern rural and urban life are permeated by visions of smoke, sugarcane, dusk, and fire; the northern world is pictured as a harsher reality of asphalt streets. This iconic work of American literature is published with a new afterword by Rudolph Byrd of Emory University and Henry Louis Gates Jr. of Harvard University, who provide groundbreaking biographical information on Toomer, place his writing within the context of American modernism and the Harlem Renaissance, and examine his shifting claims about his own race and his pioneering critique of race as a scientific or biological concept.

I just started reading this, and it's surprisingly good. I'm 30% in, and so far it's just random slave stories from the south written in a kind of experimental way, and not really focusing on the racial issues but more on the internal lives of the characters. Very lyrical writing, though not surprising, considering most of his work was poetry. Just a little fragment that cracked me up:

Those silly women arguing feminism. Here’s what I should have said to them. “It should be clear to you women, that the proposition must be stated thus:
Me, horizontally above her.
Action: perfect strokes downward oblique.
Hence, man dominates because of limitation.
Or, so it shall be until women learn their stuff.

Link: a.pomf.se/utgdmv.epub

[Anonymous No.5932178]

>>5932113
fuck yeah

[Anonymous No.5932475]

Anyone happen to have The Oxford History of the French Revolution?

[Anonymous No.5932694]

>>5858151
Thanks for this OP. I spent the afternoon reading Babyfucker. What the christ?

[Anonymous No.5933906]

>>5932475
>Oxford History of the French Revolution
a.pomf.se/tobzwb.epub

[Anonymous No.5933977]

>>5933906
>a.pomf.se/tobzwb.epub

nice, thanks. We need more people requesting, more people sharing!

[Anonymous No.5934023]

Does anyone have Dream of the Red Chamber in the David Hawkes translation (as The Story of the Stone)?

[Anonymous No.5935711]

To keep the thread from dying I'll ask if anyone has a good version of "Zofloya" by Charlotte Dacre.

And with that I mean something other/better than the crippled epub from libgen or the pdf from archive or the french translation on gutenberg.

[Anonymous No.5937024]

>>5932694
You might try a bizarro follow-up of sorts (not the same style)
>The Ass Goblins of Auschwitz
a.pomf.se/hfewii.epub

>>5935711
The poor conversions must be from the internet archive. Since it's public domain and there isn't a clean version already, it's unlikely you'll find one until maybe project guntenberg picks it up...

[Anonymous No.5937031]

>>5932694
You might try a bizarro follow-up of sorts (not the same style)
>The Ass Goblins of Auschwitz
a.pomf.se/hfewii.epub

>>5935711
The poor conversions must be from the internet archive. Since it's public domain and there isn't a clean version already, it's unlikely you'll find one until maybe project guntenberg picks it up...

[Anonymous No.5937208]

Does anyone have an English translation of Sabato's On Heroes and Tombs?

[LEL No.5938431]

>>5858151
Hi. Can someone please share his ebooks? Damn they are difficult to find. I truly hope someone can help me. Thanks a lot.

[Anonymous No.5940009]

>>5938431
Not really difficult to find, several available on
libgen.org/foreignfiction/

and (different index)
libgen.org/

[Anonymous No.5940085]

Imre Kertész (born 9 November 1929) is a Hungarian author, Holocaust concentration camp survivor, and recipient of the 2002 Nobel Prize in Literature, "for writing that upholds the fragile experience of the individual against the barbaric arbitrariness of history". Born in Budapest, Hungary, he resides in Berlin with his wife.

Books in the .rar are:
>Dossier K
>Fatelessness
>Fiasco
>Kaddish for an Unborn Child
>The Union Jack

I was gonna post a pic of him, but the dude is so ugly it would just dissuade people to read his stuff.

Link: a.pomf.se/dlpklg.rar

[Anonymous No.5940103]

>>5940085
>"for writing that upholds the fragile experience of the individual against the barbaric arbitrariness of history"

>holocaust
>arbitrary

it all just happened for no reason!

[Anonymous No.5940296]

>>5940103
what do you expect when the Sweddish are in charge of handing out prizes?

[Anonymous No.5940338]

>>5937031
Ass...goblins?

[Anonymous No.5940672]

>>5907742

A...anyone? Th...thanks..

[Anonymous No.5940853]

>>5937031
I downloaded this...

[Anonymous No.5940885]

>>5940672
Yo. I got you the Karamazov Bratia, PV Version. I got you The Torrents of Spring by Turgenev. I got you First Love by Turgie again, sadly it's a pdf. No smoke.

And just a suggestion, if you like Turgenev, please check out his Sketches of a Sportsman or Diaries of a Hunter or whatever it's translated to. It's an awesome collection of rural life in Mother Russia.

Link: a.pomf.se/ofpmcq.rar

[Anonymous No.5941004]

>>5940885

Thanks a lot anon!

[Anonymous No.5941075]

>>5941004
wait! wrong file! that >>5940885 was a virus, hope you didn't open it. I'll get you the real books in a minute.

[Anonymous No.5941094]

>>5941075
Shit, what now, do I download this.

[Anonymous No.5941101]

>>5941094
just kidding. You got three files in there, 2 epubs 1 pdf. Scan it if not sure, but it was just a joke.

[Anonymous No.5941207]

>>5941094
ANON TODAY: HE THOUGHT Anon accidentally uploaded "a virus" instead of a few epubs

>>5937031
This is like the Toxic Avenger of lit, high-grade shlock

[Anonymous No.5941280]

>>5941101
>>5941101

Wait.. Im confused now.. its a joke? Not a joke? Im retarded when it comes to computers.. -_-

[Anonymous No.5941287]

>>5941280
its a .rar dude you can check the files yourself to look for executables. Viruses can only be stored in certain file formats, certainly not epub or pdf

[Anonymous No.5941492]

>>5941280
it's safe. Don't make me post each file individually...

[Anonymous No.5941826]

>>5858151
>>5859539
My grandfather and I sincerely thank you for this.

[Anonymous No.5941926]

>>5909290
Bello. Thank you.

[Anonymous No.5943123]

I happened upon a couple books on mobilism which I thought could've interested our mitre-tipping friends here. Turns out they're not all that faith-friendly, but posting anyway...
(these are accessible introductory books, not academical)

>The Birth of Satan: Tracing the Devil's Biblical Roots
epuba.pomf.se/ohkvet.epub

>Inventing Hell: Dante, The Bible, and Eternal Torment
>With engaging narrative and rock solid scholarship, Jon Sweeney demonstrates how our modern concept of hell (and who goes there) is based more on Dante’s darkly imaginative Inferno than on Biblical text.
a.pomf.se/uxewtl.epub

[Anonymous No.5943265]

How do I access that file uploader you guys are using? Do i have to sign up?

[Anonymous No.5943482]

>>5943265
No, just follow the link given and the file will download automatically.

[Anonymous No.5943614]

I'm looking for some epubs of Jack Kerouac, like Town and the City, Lonesome Traveler and Tristessa, anyone knows how to find them?

[Anonymous No.5943665]

>>5858154
Seeing Tonguecat in there makes me so happy. I had no idea it was internationally read.

[Anonymous No.5943789]

>>5943482

I meant to upload books...

[Anonymous No.5943925]

>>5943789
in that case, just go to pomf.se and drag and drop, no need to sign up. Upload and share good stuff, matey! We're counting on you.

[Anonymous No.5944977]

saved from an early death

[Anonymous No.5946384]

I was wondering if anyone here had the following books, Penguin or Oxfords World Classics preferably.

Ovid - Metamorphoses, Fasti, Heroides, Erotic Poems

Martial

Propertius

Statius - The Thebaid: Seven Against Thebes

Lucian of Samosata

Salve!

[Anonymous No.5946393]

>>5946384

Oops, and the Argonautica by Apollodorus.

[kitty !kitty/EnNg No.5946401]

>>5946384
libgen

[Anonymous No.5946565]

>>5946401
>>5946401

My googlefu is not strong enough, and Im PC retarded... i understand what you meant. Could you guide me better?

[Anonymous No.5946586]

>>5946565
It's literally the first result but the domain seems to be down right now (which is pretty uncommon), try again later

[Anonymous No.5946687]

Would anybody happen to have this?
Napoleon III and the Rebuilding of Paris. I've searched but to no avail, and it's too damn expensive for me.

http://www.amazon.com/Napoleon-Rebuilding-Paris-Princeton-paperbacks/dp/0691007683/ref=sr_1_1/179-3491587-1876334?ie=UTF8&qid=1420344009&sr=8-1&keywords=rebuilding+of+paris

[Anonymous No.5946817]

>>5903420
can i get an aaaarg invite [e-mail]

[Anonymous No.5946820]

>>5904101
could i please get an invite [e-mail]

[Anonymous No.5946837]

>>5946820
>[e-mail]
Not the person you were asking it from, but nonetheless, have a good life

[Anonymous No.5946871]

>>5946837
Thanks so much, I've very excited

[Anonymous No.5947504]

Could anyone upload this by any chance?

Been wanting to read it.

[Anonymous No.5947580]

>>5947504
The title is Alpha. Author is AD Aliwat.

http://www.amazon.com/Alpha-A-D-Aliwat-ebook/dp/B00GT27XQ2

[Anonymous No.5947592]

>>5904101
I don't know if you or anyone else would see this but I'd be awfully grateful for an aaaarrrrgg invite

[Anonymous No.5947594]

>>5947592
I'm dumb

[e-mail]

[Anonymous No.5947607]

>>5904101
[e-mail]

[Anonymous No.5948061]

Does anyone have "Dark Entries" by Robert Aickman? (it's the only collection I know of not easily available. No idea about invitation only sites.)

And on the off chance: anyone "The Complete Zimiamvia" by E. R. Eddison? (individual non retail versions are easy to find for this)

[Anonymous No.5948247]

>>5904101
[e-mail]

[Anonymous No.5948419]

>>5948061
holy fuck, I actually went looking for those for you, anon. But seriously, gtfo with your genre bullshit.

[Anonymous No.5948422]

>>5929970

no one?

[Anonymous No.5949073]

Anyone else flustered by libgen.org being down, use the russian mirror instead.
gen.lib.rus.ec/
gen.lib.rus.ec/foreignfiction/

>>5946586
>>5946565

[Anonymous No.5949076]

>>5949073
Nevermind, that's just the search engine. Links are still on the libgen.org domain which is down.

[Anonymous No.5949391]

>>5947504
You can get it here if you have iBooks:

https://docs.google.com/forms/d/1lIv5Ipkx8G9yw4TVgfaNfXaMfBsBcP8rgEFXHmOtSfw

[Anonymous No.5949580]

>>5949391
Thank you, i don't have any Apple products though. Is the download in epub format?

[Anonymous No.5949584]

>>5949076

http://bookzz.org/ as long as libgen is down

[Anonymous No.5950975]

The alternative for libgen is now: libgen.in

Apparently the owner of .org died and they've having some difficulties with retrieving it for now.

[Anonymous No.5951001]

>>5890813
Thanks bro, I love Zelazny. My mom read his Chronicles of Amber when she was younger and passed them on to me.

[Anonymous No.5952473]

Since someone mentioned Lafferty in the Gene Wolfe thread >>5951524
he was recommended to me as an atypical (though also catholic) SF writer from the 60s.

There's a grand torrent collecting his short stories, easily found but:
>R. A. Lafferty - The Man Who Talled Tales
a.pomf.se/gypnom.epub

(tracking this image has led me to the site which made the earlier version of this epub and has an ebook version of the Giovanni translations of Borges... how neat, search "/site/thebooksofsand/" if interested)

[Anonymous No.5952767]

Guys, anything from these books or are they nonexistent on the internet?

Gottfried Keller - Green Henry
Adalbert Stifter - Indian Summer
Ricardo Piglia - Artificial Respiration
Sten Nadolny - Discovery of Slowness
Hans Jahnn - The Ship

[Anonymous No.5953323]

I saw OP's chart and obtained a copy of the selected works on Konrad Bayer a few months ago

its a 10/10 but its not in print anymore and you need to buy used copies

to any anon who sees this I would recommend buying a copy while they can still be found on the internet, its really worth it. Bayer is on the same level as Kafka.

[Anonymous No.5954810]

this thread has been going on for almost three weeks. Don't let it die!

[Anonymous No.5954849]

>>5946384
libgen.in
search them here

[Anonymous No.5954869]

Anyone have a link to a nice collection of non-fiction and/or philosophy?

[Anonymous No.5956691]

>>5954869
/lit/ never made one of those btw, right? I guess there wouldn't be a point to making a pointed collection, since even moreso than fiction it relies on your interests, but maybe a selection of various topics you wouldn't think of, or well-written essays...?

>>5954810
Life, become its own reason to be, even here. How quaint

[Anonymous No.5958475]

No, there doesn't seem to be any pack for nonfiction. Also the wiki doesn't recommend much in the way of philosophy, only the greeks.

[Anonymous No.5958497]

>>5952473
>Lafferty
>holy crap thank you anon

One big sweaty hug for you

[Anonymous No.5958659]

>>5952473
Giovanni translations of Borges / including the unpublished ones briefly posted on his website, too. Excellent, and about time someone released something like this. It's on their website and torrents; for the lazy:
>Jorge Luis Borges - the Di Giovanni translations
a.pomf.se/cwvueq.epub