We judge each other based on our top 3 p4p best authors. >Ernest Hemingway, Yukio Mishima, and Virginia Woolf

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We judge each other based on our top 3 p4p best authors.

>Ernest Hemingway, Yukio Mishima, and Virginia Woolf

>>	Anonymous Tue Mar 31 00:28:12 2015 No.6339117 >>6339084 nice list, fag. you gonna kill yourself just like your authors?

>>	Anonymous Tue Mar 31 00:32:00 2015 No.6339128 Combined with your image I'm guessing you're a >tfw no gf skinnyfat faggot, and probably 20 or younger. >Swift >Pynchon >Gaddis

>>	Anonymous Tue Mar 31 00:34:37 2015 No.6339134 File: 10 KB, 191x264, suddoku.jpg [View same] [iqdb] [saucenao] [google] >that list rethink your life choices OP My list: >Twain >Milton >Proust

>>	Anonymous Tue Mar 31 00:35:37 2015 No.6339135 >>6339134 You're a tryhard with one or no friends.

>>	Anonymous Tue Mar 31 00:38:09 2015 No.6339142 joyce pynchon foster wallace

>>	Anonymous Tue Mar 31 00:39:15 2015 No.6339145 >>6339135 That's actually spot on. Also: >twain is tryhard You're that guy who has a crush on one of his male friends.

>>	Anonymous Tue Mar 31 00:40:31 2015 No.6339148 >>6339084 >Borges >Kafka >Kundera

Anonymous Tue Mar 31 01:08:11 2015 No.6339219
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>>6339128
You got the age right. I'm actually ripped. Being fit wont make you happy; I still feel depressed and I feel like the authors I chose relate to me on an emotional level.
>>6339134
Fan of Twain myself.

>>	Anonymous Tue Mar 31 01:15:32 2015 No.6339235 >>6339145 Zing. Did you guess I was the other list of just off the cuff? Impressive either way.

>>	Anonymous Tue Mar 31 01:16:04 2015 No.6339239 File: 10 KB, 294x449, 1426227432467.png [View same] [iqdb] [saucenao] [google] Houellebecq Solzhenitsyn Celine

>>	Anonymous Tue Mar 31 01:17:00 2015 No.6339242 >>6339239 >cis white, early 30's? Probably angsty growing up.

>>	Anonymous Tue Mar 31 01:20:04 2015 No.6339253 >>6339242 >Cis white Correct >Early 30's nope, 21 >Angsty Maybe a little but I'm pretty normal fag on the outside

Anonymous Tue Mar 31 01:21:36 2015 No.6339255
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>>6339084
teenager/10
>>6339128
Cool dude but thinks he's smarter than everyone
>>6339134
Honestly likes Twain but the others you pretend to like so you look sophisticated
>>6339142
you are a meme
>>6339148
depressed/10

Here's mine:
>Walser
>Kafka
>Bulgakov

>>	Anonymous Tue Mar 31 01:22:37 2015 No.6339258 >>6339239 >muh end of western civilisation

>>	Anonymous Tue Mar 31 01:23:32 2015 No.6339262 File: 1.51 MB, 250x250, wut.gif [View same] [iqdb] [saucenao] [google] >>6339142 Do you actual read? Or just browse /lit/ and tell everyone you read?

>>	Anonymous Tue Mar 31 01:23:39 2015 No.6339264 >>6339258 kek

>>	Anonymous Tue Mar 31 01:24:39 2015 No.6339267 File: 142 KB, 900x900, !.jpg [View same] [iqdb] [saucenao] [google] >>6339255 >Bulgakov And you called me a teenager GET OUT

>>	Anonymous Tue Mar 31 01:25:34 2015 No.6339270 File: 8 KB, 193x250, 1427758611236s.jpg [View same] [iqdb] [saucenao] [google] Gibson Twain Clarke

>>	Anonymous Tue Mar 31 01:26:43 2015 No.6339275 File: 13 KB, 57x59, tfwkek.png [View same] [iqdb] [saucenao] [google] >>6339267 m8 talk shit get hit

>>	Anonymous Tue Mar 31 01:28:48 2015 No.6339282 File: 187 KB, 570x530, ASD.png [View same] [iqdb] [saucenao] [google] >>6339275 At least my authors speak from real emotion. When's the last time you felt sad, faggot?

>>	Anonymous Tue Mar 31 01:29:55 2015 No.6339286 >>6339282 >Walser >not speaking from real emotion You know nothing. Also u mad bro?

>>	Anonymous Tue Mar 31 01:32:14 2015 No.6339290 >>6339084 Don't kill yourself OP >Vonnegut >Twain >Socrates Come at me

>>	Anonymous Tue Mar 31 01:32:44 2015 No.6339293 >>6339255 Is Borges depressing?

>>	Anonymous Tue Mar 31 01:34:34 2015 No.6339303 >>6339293 Does a bear shit in the woods?

>>	« Ƹ̵̡Ӝ̵̨̄Ʒ » !mxvabIoSIE Tue Mar 31 01:34:52 2015 No.6339305 >>6339293 No. Fanciful, bookish, fun.

>>	Anonymous Tue Mar 31 01:35:34 2015 No.6339308 >>6339305 Exactly, that's what I thought too.

>>	Anonymous Tue Mar 31 01:36:20 2015 No.6339312 >>6339290 How is HG treating you

>>	Anonymous Tue Mar 31 01:37:01 2015 No.6339313 >>6339312 Go fuck yourself

>>	Anonymous Tue Mar 31 01:38:54 2015 No.6339323 >Joseph Conrad >Harlan Ellison >WIlliam S. Burroughs

>>	Anonymous Tue Mar 31 01:40:46 2015 No.6339330 >>6339323 OP here The only other one I liked

>>	Anonymous Tue Mar 31 01:41:53 2015 No.6339335 File: 49 KB, 456x356, image.jpg [View same] [iqdb] [saucenao] [google] >>6339255 >Cool dude but thinks he's smarter than everyone Accurate

>>	Anonymous Tue Mar 31 01:51:19 2015 No.6339366 >>6339255 I don't get why everyone says proust is tryhard. He's much easier for me than /lit/'s favorites like pynchon. Honestly some of the most smooth prose I've read

>>	Anonymous Tue Mar 31 02:17:06 2015 No.6339428 london chesterton graves

>>	Anonymous Tue Mar 31 02:25:35 2015 No.6339446 Mishima Borges Dostoyversky

>>	Anonymous Tue Mar 31 02:45:05 2015 No.6339485 >>6339366 This.

Anonymous Tue Mar 31 03:00:37 2015 No.6339514
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>>6339255
The guy who enjoys being the "weird" guy of the group, but is fairly well adjusted

>>6339290
humor and satire was your gateway into literature

>>6339323
Misanthrope, but sardonic enough to not be a bore

>G.K. Chesterton
>William Empson
>Kingsly Amis

>>	Anonymous Tue Mar 31 03:05:29 2015 No.6339522 >>6339446 You like explorations of human nature and can appreciate a good atmosphere as well.

>>	Anonymous Tue Mar 31 03:05:38 2015 No.6339524 File: 26 KB, 300x300, right-on-the-nose.gif [View same] [iqdb] [saucenao] [google] >>6339514 >Misanthrope, but sardonic enough to not be a bore Not bad, anon.

>>	G 0 D B L E ß !zR/LhJxu0Q Tue Mar 31 03:12:55 2015 No.6339532 The odds of accomplishing a link between personality and specific interests in authors is very low. >Goethe >Dostoevsky >Houellebecq

>>	Anonymous Tue Mar 31 03:13:15 2015 No.6339534 >>6339514 >The guy who enjoys being the "weird" guy of the group, but is fairly well adjusted Correct. Nicely done.

>>	Anonymous Tue Mar 31 03:18:40 2015 No.6339544 >>6339282 >muh feels no, you get out, retard

>>	Anonymous Tue Mar 31 03:19:22 2015 No.6339545 Wittgenstein Dostoyevsky Karl Marx >>6339305 More like pedantic, pretentious and boring.

>>	Anonymous Tue Mar 31 03:26:19 2015 No.6339559 >>6339532 >>Houellebecq 100% pleb shit

>>	Anonymous Tue Mar 31 03:27:13 2015 No.6339563 McCarthy Melville Dostoevsky

>>	G 0 D B L E ß !zR/LhJxu0Q Tue Mar 31 03:29:33 2015 No.6339570 >>6339559 >implying he's not the contemporary Tocqueville in literary form, with a more cynical nature towards humanity

>>	« Ƹ̵̡Ӝ̵̨̄Ʒ » !mxvabIoSIE Tue Mar 31 03:29:57 2015 No.6339571 >>6339545 You might make a case for pedantic, why I said bookish, but pretentious? They're short stories. Self consciously brief. What do you read for fun, comrade?

>>	Anonymous Tue Mar 31 03:30:11 2015 No.6339573 Calvino Borges Mann

>>	Anonymous Tue Mar 31 03:31:02 2015 No.6339580 >>6339522 Spot on.

>>	Anonymous Tue Mar 31 03:32:18 2015 No.6339583 >>6339570 >implying I would want to read anybody with that matches that description >look guys! here's an ugly middle aged man that hates society! look at his ugly ass hair and face and body! he's like Bukowski but he's French so he's probably cooler!

>>	Anonymous Tue Mar 31 03:34:10 2015 No.6339589 >>6339571 Whatever I may find. I enjoy silly poetry and philosophy stuff. I'm not very organized.

>>	G 0 D B L E ß !zR/LhJxu0Q Tue Mar 31 03:36:18 2015 No.6339594 >>6339583 >basically just ad hominems to justify your hatred of an author you've probably never even read If we're going to go that far, then I suppose its best we stop replying to each other. Or at least I will cease.

>>	Anonymous Tue Mar 31 03:37:04 2015 No.6339598 Once more, into the breach. As of late: >Hunter Thompson >Shakespeare >Pratchett

>>	Anonymous Tue Mar 31 03:38:02 2015 No.6339600 >>6339594 you were the first person to ad hominem him buddy

>>	Anonymous Tue Mar 31 03:38:56 2015 No.6339603 File: 15 KB, 500x375, pHzgO.jpg [View same] [iqdb] [saucenao] [google] Houllebecq Celine Fowles pic related, it's me btw.

>>	Anonymous Tue Mar 31 03:47:04 2015 No.6339618 File: 14 KB, 257x196, images.jpg [View same] [iqdb] [saucenao] [google] H.P. Lovecraft Orson Scott Card Timothy Zahn

>>	Anonymous Tue Mar 31 03:49:19 2015 No.6339623 >>6339618 >H.P. Lovecraft At least you have the sack to admit it. I love him, but I never admit it because of the number of fans he has that so completely miss the fucking point. In fact, fuck any reference to Cthulhu all together.

>>	Anonymous Tue Mar 31 03:52:42 2015 No.6339627 >>6339603 I see you also posted >>6339598

>>	Anonymous Tue Mar 31 03:54:41 2015 No.6339630 >>6339627 You wot m8, I'm >>6339598 and I've never even read any of the authors the other guy posted. Don't throw me in with that lot

>>	Anonymous Tue Mar 31 03:57:16 2015 No.6339637 GOD's Holy Spirit Lewis Carroll JRR Tolkien

>>	Anonymous Tue Mar 31 03:58:18 2015 No.6339640 JG Ballard Cormac McCarthy DFW

>>	Anonymous Tue Mar 31 04:02:32 2015 No.6339651 Anne Frank Allen Ginsberg Karl Marx

>>	Anonymous Tue Mar 31 04:03:25 2015 No.6339655 >>6339573 damn nice taste son

>>	Anonymous Tue Mar 31 04:04:08 2015 No.6339656 Louise Glück, Helene Cixous, Emil Cioran

>>	Anonymous Tue Mar 31 04:21:40 2015 No.6339692 >J.G. Ballard >Thomas Pynchon >Franz Kafka

>>	Anonymous Tue Mar 31 04:26:00 2015 No.6339698 >>6339692 You like disgusting imagery

>>	Anonymous Tue Mar 31 04:27:32 2015 No.6339702 >>6339698 Yeah, but I hate William S. Burroughs though.

>>	Anonymous Tue Mar 31 04:41:53 2015 No.6339733 Proust Nietzsche Marcus Aurelius

>>	Anonymous Tue Mar 31 05:09:30 2015 No.6339791 >Kerouac >Hunter. S >DFW

>>	Anonymous Tue Mar 31 05:23:36 2015 No.6339817 File: 58 KB, 400x600, 1378781310295.jpg [View same] [iqdb] [saucenao] [google] >Hemingway >Bradbury >Steinbeck Destroy me, I beg you.

>>	Anonymous Tue Mar 31 05:29:25 2015 No.6339828 >>6339817 >Destroy me, I beg you. I hope you really liked those reads I hope you go on to enjoy many more.

>>	Anonymous Tue Mar 31 05:29:53 2015 No.6339830 >>6339791 If you're an American, you think about It and attribute a mythology to it, being frustrated and astounded by the nation you inhabit. You also like recreational doses of speed and alcohol. Faulkner Eliot Milton

>>	Anonymous Tue Mar 31 05:36:09 2015 No.6339846 >>6339817 Bradbury? Babby's firdt favorite author!!! :^)

>>	Anonymous Tue Mar 31 05:39:04 2015 No.6339850 >>6339084 >Kafka. >Banffy. >Proust.

>>	Anonymous Tue Mar 31 05:51:16 2015 No.6339873 >>6339850 >Banffy You are a cool magyar guy

Anonymous Tue Mar 31 07:08:24 2015 No.6340017

>>6339563
You enjoy somewhat antiquated prose that has held up well. As for the stories, the more allegorical, the better. You have an interest in governmental systems. Your sign: Scorpius.

>>6339598
You enjoy a certain flippant attitude towards life. You also enjoy a flippant attitude towards prose, even when it appears well-constructed. No matter how deep the story, it'd better be fucking entertaining. Your sign: Capricorn.

>>6339830
You enjoy a mixture of great prose and great story. Unfortunately, few authors possess a talent for both. You don't enjoy contemporary literature much, but you are dedicated to the classics. You want to become a college professor, or once wanted to. Your sign: Aries.

>>	Anonymous Tue Mar 31 07:10:36 2015 No.6340019 >>6339084 You're about 21, not college educated, and you feel a little bit bad about your lack of education, but not very. Do me, do me! John Berryman Terry Pratchett Iain Banks

>>	Anonymous Tue Mar 31 07:10:38 2015 No.6340020 TC Boyle Carl Hiaasen Norman Maclean (yeah he only wrote two books, who gives a fuck, they were both great)

>>	Anonymous Tue Mar 31 07:23:12 2015 No.6340056 Kafka Plato PKD

>>	Anonymous Tue Mar 31 07:37:07 2015 No.6340097 Kafka Melville Canetti

>>	Anonymous Tue Mar 31 08:04:32 2015 No.6340139 Mccarthy Tolkien C.S. Lewis

>>	Anonymous Tue Mar 31 12:43:59 2015 No.6340803 Faulkner Dostoevsky Steinbeck

>>	Anonymous Tue Mar 31 12:45:41 2015 No.6340807 Proust Cervantes Gaddis

>>	Anonymous Tue Mar 31 12:49:59 2015 No.6340823 Styron Faulkner Gass

>>	Anonymous Tue Mar 31 12:56:31 2015 No.6340834 Steinbeck Joyce Strindberg

>>	Anonymous Tue Mar 31 13:17:37 2015 No.6340885 File: 203 KB, 361x361, plen faec.png [View same] [iqdb] [saucenao] [google] Bruno Schulz Donald Barthelme Philip K. Dick

>>	Anonymous Tue Mar 31 13:27:56 2015 No.6340902 Hermann Broch J.K. Huysman Erich Kästner Please tell me how much of a pleb I am Anons.

>>	BillionaireMayor !cAaZk5YM5c Tue Mar 31 13:31:55 2015 No.6340915 Wallace Lem Delillo bring the hate

Anonymous Tue Mar 31 13:37:03 2015 No.6340925
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>/lit/ confirmed for all reading the same 5 authors

Here's mine, come at me.
Roberto Calasso,
Vladimir Nabokov,
Joris-Karl Huysmans

>>6339148
Depressing to be around

>>6339239
Pq si inquiet mon pote?
Is an atheist, prefers Lucky Strikes to Pall Malls, and spends a lot of time on trains staring out the window with a melancholy feeling while trying to drown out the sound the of the Muslim teenagers goofing around in the isle.

>>6339791
>>6339817
Typical American hipsters

>>6339733
Emotionally well adjusted

>>	Anonymous Tue Mar 31 13:41:26 2015 No.6340938 Ezra Pound Virginia Woolf Robert Musil

>>	Anonymous Tue Mar 31 14:52:11 2015 No.6341180 >>6340925 >Emotionally well adjusted Hey Thanks >Roberto Calasso >Vladimir Nabokov >Joris-Karl Huysmans Well travelled, likes to debate A LOT!

>>	Anonymous Tue Mar 31 15:26:35 2015 No.6341209 James Joyce Thomas Pynchon Robert Anton Wilson

>>	Anonymous Tue Mar 31 15:33:24 2015 No.6341237 >>6339290 >Socrates >author You have read the Apology, part of the Symposium, and like a book and a half of the Republic. But that's okay, because you're still in high school.

Anonymous Tue Mar 31 15:40:07 2015 No.6341257

>>6340803

20-22 range, Faulkner/Dost though are ageless

>>6340807

22-24

>>6340823

22-24

>>6340834

20-22

>>6340915

18-20

>>6340925

24-26

>>6340938

22-24

>>6341209

20-22

>>6340019

16-18

>>6339733

18-20

>>6339573

24-26

>>6339545

20-22

>>6339446

18-20

>>6339323

18-20

>>6339290

14-16

>>6339270

16-18

>>6339134

18-20

>>	Anonymous Tue Mar 31 15:49:43 2015 No.6341300 Bernanos Jarry Kafka >>6340925 Ça fait plaisir de voir qu'il y a encore des gens qui lisent Huysmans.

>>	Anonymous Tue Mar 31 15:53:19 2015 No.6341315 >>6340925 >heimgway >bradbury >steinbeck >hipsters >the most mainstream literature taught in high school is hipster hurr

>>	Anonymous Tue Mar 31 15:56:43 2015 No.6341322 >Kerouac >Wilde >Sartre At this time

>>	Anonymous Tue Mar 31 16:03:49 2015 No.6341342 >Vladimir Nabokov >Thomas Hardy >John Ford

>>	Anonymous Tue Mar 31 16:04:56 2015 No.6341348 >>6341322 are you 15?

>>	Anonymous Tue Mar 31 16:09:13 2015 No.6341351 >>6341300 Ça fait plaisir de voir qu'il y a encore des gens qui lisent Jarry.

>>	Anonymous Tue Mar 31 16:09:20 2015 No.6341354 kafka is utter shit how boring do you have to be for him to be your favourite author? he writes like he's describing a court case at all times in the most strict, athletic legalistic prose, and the stories are all simply 'muh oppression'

>>	Anonymous Tue Mar 31 16:12:52 2015 No.6341363 >>6341348 what's the problem with Wilde?

>>	Anonymous Tue Mar 31 16:13:09 2015 No.6341365 File: 511 KB, 621x621, 1427345139162.png [View same] [iqdb] [saucenao] [google] >>6341354 I agree. Pic is my reaction at seeing Kafka's name popping up a lot.

>>	Anonymous Tue Mar 31 16:14:39 2015 No.6341370 >>6341363 his works are basically the precursor to pg Wodehouse and douglas adams simply witty and with no substance I did like dorian gray, however, but his plays are shit also I hate the fact that he reuses lines in different works

>>	Anonymous Tue Mar 31 16:17:10 2015 No.6341379 >>6341365 i'm sure he loves being agreed with by a young kid who posts dungeons & dragons type reaction pics, lol.

>>	Anonymous Tue Mar 31 16:17:54 2015 No.6341383 >>6341379 >not recognising dark souls lol sure is normie in here

>>	Anonymous Tue Mar 31 16:18:32 2015 No.6341386 >>6341379 It's Dank Souls, you weaboo Christ on a fried stick

>>	Anonymous Tue Mar 31 16:20:52 2015 No.6341390 This might be off topic but are you guys depressed all the time? I don't think I can continue the /lit/ lifestyle.

>>	Anonymous Tue Mar 31 16:23:01 2015 No.6341396 >>6341383 >>6341386 you're both too underage to be posting here

>>	Anonymous Tue Mar 31 16:30:18 2015 No.6341421 >>6341396 'too underage' it's binary friend

>>	Anonymous Tue Mar 31 16:30:37 2015 No.6341424 >>6341383 >>6341386 >proving his point

>>	Anonymous Tue Mar 31 16:31:18 2015 No.6341426 >>6341390 no I am pretty happy with my life I play lots of golf and read lots of books :) how are you holding up friend?

>>	Anonymous Tue Mar 31 16:32:18 2015 No.6341431 >>6341396 >>6341424 >samefagging >complaining about video games on a Japanese anime website

>>	Anonymous Tue Mar 31 16:32:22 2015 No.6341432 >>6341257 >20-22 range, Faulkner/Dost though are ageless I'm 18. Nice try though.

>>	Anonymous Tue Mar 31 16:33:09 2015 No.6341437 >>6341421 no one cares about your dweeby pleb shit try to come to terms with this.

>>	Anonymous Tue Mar 31 16:33:50 2015 No.6341439 >>6341437 butthurt kafka fan detected

>>	Anonymous Tue Mar 31 16:34:34 2015 No.6341442 >>6341431 kek this >goes to an animu website >hehe you guys r nerds xD

>>	Anonymous Tue Mar 31 16:35:19 2015 No.6341447 >>6341426 I'm OP. I'm really depressed.

>>	Anonymous Tue Mar 31 16:36:25 2015 No.6341450 >>6341447 do you think it is simply mental or caused by the circumstances of you life?

>>	Anonymous Tue Mar 31 16:38:05 2015 No.6341460 >>6341431 >>6341439 >>6341442 >teens being teens

>>	Anonymous Tue Mar 31 16:39:41 2015 No.6341466 >>6341460 >complaining about teens on a website that is populated predominantly by 15-20 year olds at some point you need to either get over it or get better company

>>	Anonymous Tue Mar 31 16:40:00 2015 No.6341469 >>6341460 old fart detected

Anonymous Tue Mar 31 17:16:16 2015 No.6341597
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I'm surprised by the lack of Shakespeare ITT, I'm sure we can at least agree that he's everyone's unequivocal fourth favorite

>>6341180
I have trouble imagining someone loving Proust and Marcus Aurelius and not being pretty mellow.

Not nearly as traveled as I'd like to be, but you got the debate part right.

>>6341257
>24-26
18 actually, but I'm proud.

>>6341300
Ah bon? J'ai trouvé qu'en France y'a pas mal les gens que lisent. En tout cas, Huysmans c'est un vrai génie.
T'as lu Michel Houellebecq's Submission? J'ai entendu que c'est inspire par Huysmans.

>>6341469
>>6341466
>le muh secret highschool anime club face
Go away

>>	Anonymous Tue Mar 31 17:22:04 2015 No.6341611 Beckett Calvino Moore >>6339573 >Likes Jodorowsky

>>	Anonymous Tue Mar 31 17:26:44 2015 No.6341624 >>6341432 good taste for your age then. Congrats

>>	Anonymous Tue Mar 31 17:27:50 2015 No.6341629 >>6341597 >18 actually, but I'm proud. congrats to you as well then, great taste

Anonymous Tue Mar 31 17:29:25 2015 No.6341634

>>6341597
Il me semble que les gens le connaissent de nom sans jamais vraiment le lire, ils en parlent d'un air supérieur, persuadés d'être des parangons de culture. Laissons les vautrés dans leur vomi pédant.
J'ai pas encore lu Soumission, je suis en train de dévorer toute la Comédie Humaine et ça me prend pas mal de temps.

>>	Anonymous Tue Mar 31 17:36:39 2015 No.6341656 File: 241 KB, 572x300, 1301825492631.jpg [View same] [iqdb] [saucenao] [google] Hjalmar Söderberg Albert Camus Nikolai Gogol

>>	Anonymous Tue Mar 31 18:05:37 2015 No.6341742 File: 151 KB, 449x750, hod2_019_09232012.jpg [View same] [iqdb] [saucenao] [google] Joyce Conrad Hemingway

>>	Anonymous Tue Mar 31 20:00:47 2015 No.6342109 DFW le bandana man DFW

>>	Anonymous Tue Mar 31 20:04:29 2015 No.6342123 >>6339084 my list changes all the time but right now I guess my favourites would be DeLillo, Ballard, Faulkner

Anonymous Tue Mar 31 20:57:58 2015 No.6342291

>>6339084
18, smokes cigarettes, talks about "society and shit, man" with friends, can appreciate good prose, will grow out of this phase. Should read Walser or No Longer Human.

>>6339128
23, Likes witty stuff, probably a little too full of his own intelligence. Should read John Barth.

>>6339142
Rusemaster, as old as the id itself. Should sudoku.

>>6339148
22, finds humanity alienating and the universe really big and weird and empty. Should read Enrique Vila-Matas.

>>6339255
23, thinks people are pretty weird, but doesn't hate them, laughs a lot. Should read Krasznahorkai (though you very well might have already).

>>6339545
19, hypocrite/10. Wittgenstein, genius aside, was the most pedantic person this side of Russell and the most pretentious this side of Nabokov. Should read an encyclopedia if he wants rock-solid declarations in utilitarian language.

>>6339563
25, really likes allegory and human sin. Should read Under the Volcano.
>>6339366
It's because Lost Time is four thousand pages long and is seen as extremely high-art-like by most people.

Mine recently:
Enrique Vila-Matas
William H. Gass
Hermann Broch

Anonymous Tue Mar 31 21:07:47 2015 No.6342339

>>6342291

I read In the Heart of the Heart of the Country recently. While I really loved the opening story and 2 of the other stories, the other couple left me cold. Could you recommend one of his novels as a starting place?

Also you guys should stop assigning an age to someone's taste in literature. It's silly and I don't really understand what it's based on. The average person who comes in to the book store I work in is probably 40-50 and they mostly read flavour of the month bestseller stuff

>>	Anonymous Tue Mar 31 21:08:43 2015 No.6342343 File: 240 KB, 1280x688, 1396567630180.jpg [View same] [iqdb] [saucenao] [google] Pynchon DeLillo PKD

>>	Anonymous Tue Mar 31 21:17:23 2015 No.6342381 James Joyce Marianne Moore Thomas Wolfe

Anonymous Tue Mar 31 21:28:36 2015 No.6342447

>>6342339
> It's silly and I don't really understand what it's based on
This entire thread is judging strangers on the internet based on the names of three authors they like. It's silly from the start. My ages are basically "What type of attitude might lead a person to like and name these authors? Who generally has that attitude/at what stage of life do people have that attitude?" I wouldn't bet more than a nickel on them, though.

> Could you recommend one of his novels as a starting point
Well, he only has three, and I'd suggest Middle C as a first. I'd also suggest searching up some essays of his, because they give a really good sense of his literary attitudes/agenda.

>>	Anonymous Tue Mar 31 21:30:56 2015 No.6342458 >>6339084 Juan Rulfo Calderon de la barca Borges

Anonymous Tue Mar 31 21:31:19 2015 No.6342459

pynchon
nabokov
heidegger

full disclosure i like reading heidegger now because i took a class with a pretty famous heidegger scholar and he complimented me on my understanding/interpretation a lot and reading his work became a lot like masturbation for me. i dont even find it particularly interesting or poignant anymore but it makes me feel like such hot shit. god damn. i genuinely enjoy pynchon and nabokov though.

>>	Anonymous Tue Mar 31 21:36:02 2015 No.6342474 >>6342459 >I like reading Heidegger because a guy who liked Heidegger complimented me I really want to call you all sorts of names, but you're being pretty honest with yourself about it, so I won't. You should still curb that, though.

>>	Anonymous Tue Mar 31 21:40:10 2015 No.6342498 Faulkner Pynchon Vonnegut

>>	Anonymous Tue Mar 31 21:40:21 2015 No.6342500 rumi e.e cummings w.g. sebald

Anonymous Tue Mar 31 21:44:06 2015 No.6342522

Kierkegaard
Melville
James Joyce
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Pleb asf

>>	Anonymous Tue Mar 31 21:45:41 2015 No.6342532 >kafka >mann >hesse

>>	Anonymous Tue Mar 31 21:46:33 2015 No.6342537 Mann Proust Gaddis

>>	Anonymous Tue Mar 31 21:56:55 2015 No.6342587 Melville McCarthy Delillo

>>	Anonymous Tue Mar 31 22:00:56 2015 No.6342605 >>6342474 i wasn't very popular in high school and now i get off on people misinterpreting difficult writers that i understand pretty well. it's totally childish but fuck it. once i grow up i'll probably look back on this phase and be embarrassed.

>>	Anonymous Tue Mar 31 22:17:31 2015 No.6342672 >>6342537 >the bigger the book the s-s-smarter i'll s-seem

>>	Anonymous Tue Mar 31 22:19:21 2015 No.6342679 >>6342672 HAHAHAHA I do like staying a long time with the same books.

>>	Anonymous Tue Mar 31 22:21:51 2015 No.6342681 Faulkner Chesterton Zweig

Anonymous Tue Mar 31 22:22:33 2015 No.6342684

>>6342605
If you're like the average 4chan user, in five years you'll have matured out of "look how smart I am!" and will instead have stopped playing that game altogether, abandoning books and employment and subsisting solely off of food stamps, torrents, and /jp/.

>>	Anonymous Tue Mar 31 22:35:35 2015 No.6342733 >>6342605 Why is it so hard to go through puberty without becoming a massive fucking faggot? I remember being like you and now I just can't imagine what I was thinking.

>>	Anonymous Tue Mar 31 22:36:56 2015 No.6342737 File: 7 KB, 217x233, aBD3h0Z.jpg [View same] [iqdb] [saucenao] [google] >>6342522 Nice meme taste friend

>>	Anonymous Tue Mar 31 22:40:36 2015 No.6342753 >>6342733 Not him, but I'm pretty sure until you reach your thirties, you spend your life looking back at yourself two years ago and realizing what a massive faggot you were.

>>	Anonymous Tue Mar 31 22:53:02 2015 No.6342795 File: 52 KB, 610x610, 1425532890234.jpg [View same] [iqdb] [saucenao] [google] Lovecraft Philip K. Dick Nabokov >>6341597 Honestly, never been too big a fan of Shakespeare

>>	Anonymous Tue Mar 31 22:54:51 2015 No.6342802 Haruki Murakami James Joyce Aldous Huxley really warming up to Hemingway lately though and have a soft spot for Wilde.

Anonymous Tue Mar 31 23:04:46 2015 No.6342833
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>>6342753
>>6342733
>two years ago I was reading Gide and Mishima and drinking beers and smoking cigarettes with cool ppl
>today I read Ishiguro and García Márquez and smoke pot and go to the gym by myself mostly
>I've wasted the vast majority of my teenage years relaxing by myself on the beach with a bottle of wine and the warmth of the sun
>tfw no regrets so far

>>	Anonymous Tue Mar 31 23:08:16 2015 No.6342844 >>6339583 >giving a shit what an author looks like Are we in the middle of a "who can be the biggest pleb" contest?

>>	Anonymous Tue Mar 31 23:09:16 2015 No.6342846 >>6339598 You'll probably be pretty cool to hang out with once you graduate from high school.

>>	Anonymous Tue Mar 31 23:10:16 2015 No.6342850 >>6342833 The time you spent reading Mishima was wasted.

>>	Anonymous Tue Mar 31 23:13:34 2015 No.6342861 >>6342850 >Time enjoyed >Wasted

>>	Anonymous Tue Mar 31 23:15:58 2015 No.6342872 >>6342833 Why did you greentext those unironic full sentences? >>6342861 >Time not committing sudoku for glorious Nippon >Not time wasted

>>	Anonymous Tue Mar 31 23:16:22 2015 No.6342874 >>6342861 Time not used to improving your self/reality is time wasted.

Anonymous Tue Mar 31 23:23:16 2015 No.6342903

>>6342833
>17
>read Pynchon and IJ and act like a smug fuck on /lit/
>all my friends think I'm smart
>going to work hard in college and learn all this stuff about writing and philosophy and ideas and...

>21
>don't do any work
>completely disillusioned with liberal arts students
>talk to no one
>spend all my time watching cute grills and calling you're waifu a shit on /a/

It actually feels sort of cathartic to be such a failure.

>>	Anonymous Tue Mar 31 23:31:52 2015 No.6342914 >>6339084 What does "p4p" in OP's context mean?

>>	Anonymous Tue Mar 31 23:32:49 2015 No.6342920 >>6342914 I just assume it meant either "pound for pound", or perhaps in context, "page for page"

>>	Anonymous Tue Mar 31 23:33:25 2015 No.6342922 >>6342914 I'm assuming it's "pound for pound" (or maybe "page by page" by analogy?), so just taking into account quality, not output.

Anonymous Tue Mar 31 23:34:18 2015 No.6342928

>>6342872
To build up for the >tfw part, although I guess it would have worked better as regular sentences.

>>6342874
I'm usually getting plastered on the beach alone in between working out at the gym and studying. It relives stress and gives me time to reflect.

>>6342903
All I want is an easy job that pays well enough for me to feed my habits and gives me plenty of free time to exercise and read, to live in a warm city with a decent amount of classical concerts, and to have an average gf who keeps me entertained but mostly leaves me alone.
I figure as long as I always keep my priorities straight I can't go wrong with life. Maybe I'm setting myself up for failure, but I can't imagine being 60 and wanting much more either.

>>	Anonymous Tue Mar 31 23:34:26 2015 No.6342929 >>6342920 >>6342922 We are become brothers.

>>	Anonymous Tue Mar 31 23:37:54 2015 No.6342941 File: 40 KB, 562x437, Ohwow.jpg [View same] [iqdb] [saucenao] [google] >>6342920 >>6342922

>>	Anonymous Tue Mar 31 23:45:18 2015 No.6342956 >>6342874 >improving reality If you're a utilitarian or something similar, you could say that having positive happiness improves reality relative to the moment before. >>6342928 I just want to be left alone and do nothing.

Anonymous Wed Apr 1 12:20:21 2015 No.6344591
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>>6342903
Like a phoenix, you must rise from your ashes and make a choice. Here's a video by UFC fighter Chael Sonnen talking about choosing a path. https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=tj_h5-V6L0g Maybe the /lit/ life is still for you but not a /lit/ profession? Don't worry about lifestyles, everyone mostly changes their degree plans anyways. It's just up to you whether you choose to advance in your path.

>>	Anonymous Wed Apr 1 12:22:04 2015 No.6344596 >>6344591 Me again Motivation < Habit You can have all the fucking motivation in the world but if you don't form a habit that can accelerate your path, then you're only hurting yourself.

>>	Anonymous Wed Apr 1 13:29:32 2015 No.6344790 Late to the party >Saki >Vonnegut >Faulkner

>>	Anonymous Wed Apr 1 14:33:04 2015 No.6344981 Thomas Mann Leo Tolstoy Hermann Broch

>>	Anonymous Wed Apr 1 14:38:47 2015 No.6344988 >>6341624 Thanks.

>>	Anonymous Wed Apr 1 15:02:43 2015 No.6345052 >>6339084 >flann o'brien >joseph conrad >philip k dick

>>	Anonymous Wed Apr 1 17:40:50 2015 No.6345677 >nabokov >kafka >borges dude weed lmao

>>	Anonymous Wed Apr 1 17:48:16 2015 No.6345716 >>6342903 Im probably going to study english in college, can you talk more about why liberal arts students are awful? Ive probably heard it before but id love to be persuaded to study something useful.

>>	Anonymous Wed Apr 1 17:51:38 2015 No.6345736 Camus Beckett Pynchon

>>	Anonymous Wed Apr 1 20:00:50 2015 No.6346222 GMMR DFW tai "the memelord" pei

>>	Anonymous Wed Apr 1 20:03:19 2015 No.6346229 Thompson Hemingway Joyce

>>	Anonymous Wed Apr 1 21:02:02 2015 No.6346448 Fernando Pessoa Fyodor Dostoevsky Herman Hesse

Anonymous Wed Apr 1 21:30:56 2015 No.6346547

>>6345716
Well, I'm at a classical liberal arts school, so this doesn't necessarily apply to a humanities major at every school. For me, though, the issue is that the liberal arts stereotype (non-religious spiritualists with immense respect for Buddhism smoking pot and talking about "SOCIETY, MAN") is very real, and so socially I can't abide that, and then academically everything becomes about message and feelings and shit, and it's all nebulous and about the discussion rather than the answer, and there's no rigor. I feel like the art-school anons who go looking for technical training in classical painting or something and instead find a bunch of people throwing stuff together and claiming it's social commentary. The emperor has no clothes, STEMfags are right, and I should have found a specifically analytic-biased program to enter.

Anonymous Wed Apr 1 23:18:59 2015 No.6346969
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>>6346547
Yeah, at this point Im thinking of just applying to Oxford and doing a STEM degree if I dont get in. The nebulous feels without any academic rigor is something I expect to find at most universities.

I wish liberal arts didn't attract the people who are just incapable of doing STEM.

>tfw you will probably never study English at Oxford or do anything with your life.

Anonymous Wed Apr 1 23:22:39 2015 No.6346982

>>6346969

If you think the situation at top-tier schools will be any better, you haven't been paying attention. Yeah, there won't be fags like in >>6346547, but they got these new, radical kind of fags. You just can't deal with the fuckers, they're delusional.

The only way is the faulkner route, imo

>>	Anonymous Wed Apr 1 23:25:19 2015 No.6346992 >>6346982 What's the Faulkner route?

>>	Anonymous Wed Apr 1 23:27:18 2015 No.6346998 >>6346992 You go steady with Faulkner. Have you never read a VN before, anon?

>>	Anonymous Thu Apr 2 00:00:28 2015 No.6347116 >>6346969 kek. someone in the social sciences here. my advisor was a math major as an undergradn, then got a masters in math, and then decided to switch to social science for his PhD. not to mention most sociology is based around running regressions

>>	Anonymous Thu Apr 2 00:02:59 2015 No.6347126 >>6347116 this i'm just doing stats all day

>>	Anonymous Thu Apr 2 00:09:48 2015 No.6347143 >>6342522 >he went and manually click on that many replies quite passionate about memes

>>	Anonymous Thu Apr 2 00:11:05 2015 No.6347146 >>6347116 Daily reminder that Pynchon started a math PhD and Wittgenstein was an engineer.

Anonymous Thu Apr 2 00:14:08 2015 No.6347150

>>6339084
Well, you could always try anti-depressants

>>6339128
Never read Gaddis, but you're probably a 20 something, unsure about your convictions yet funny guy who wants a qt hipster gf

>>6339134
Insufferable academicist who loves to complain at people who read degenerate postmodern prose

>>6339142
ebin :^)

>>6339148
Yeah, life will never be as whimsical and ethereal as you want, but LSD helps

>>6339239
Edgy teen

>>6339255
Never read Walser, but you're probably depressed at post-modernity's ennui, yet you see things getting better one time or another

>>6339270
Eeeh...sorry, nothing

Skipping to the last ones 'cause thread is bigger than I thought and I'm kinda drunk

>>6345736
babby's first life makes no sense

>>6346229
You wish your life was more thrilling than it is, so you spend your weekends getting wasted on whatever you get while complaining about the modern world with your friends, but deep down you're a nice guy

>>6346448
sadfrog.jpg

Mine are Pinecone, Cortázar and Georges Perec

>>	Anonymous Thu Apr 2 00:17:26 2015 No.6347154 >>6347150 >Kundera >Kafka >whimsical I guess some of their readers might think so, but only if they're brain-dead idiots. Why does no one do mine?

Anonymous Thu Apr 2 00:22:22 2015 No.6347164

>>6347154
I guess whimsical is not the world, but you know, surreal in a hazy way? (Also, I've pretty much skimmed through Kundera, not that he's a bad writer, it's just that I didn't had the time, patience or liked the person who recommended it, and ended reading Lightness more on obligation.

I plan to come back to it someday though)

>>	Anonymous Thu Apr 2 00:22:42 2015 No.6347165 >>6347154 Kafka is whimsical, but in a really cynical morbid way.

>>	Anonymous Thu Apr 2 00:27:24 2015 No.6347178 >>6347154 Kafka based a lot of his writing on Eastern European folk tales and parables -- you could definitely make the argument that there's whimsy in his stories.

>>	Anonymous Thu Apr 2 00:28:11 2015 No.6347180 Flannery o'connor Raymond carver Kenzaburo oe

>>	Anonymous Thu Apr 2 01:41:12 2015 No.6347379 Kafka Wilde Camus (I'm not as edgy as I sound)

>>	Anonymous Thu Apr 2 01:43:48 2015 No.6347390 >>6339242 >cis go the fuck back to tumblr

>>	Anonymous Thu Apr 2 01:43:59 2015 No.6347391 >>6347165 Kafka is more neurotic than cynical

>>	Anonymous Thu Apr 2 01:54:07 2015 No.6347421 >>6346998 Dafuq is a VN? What does "go steady" mean?

>>	Anonymous Thu Apr 2 10:51:31 2015 No.6348333 File: 1.27 MB, 2560x1536, 1398573796743.jpg [View same] [iqdb] [saucenao] [google] Robert Graves George Orwell Remarque

>>	Anonymous Thu Apr 2 14:28:04 2015 No.6348815 >>6347116 Yeah im not saying all liberal arts students are fucking retards, just that most of them are :^)

Anonymous Thu Apr 2 16:25:13 2015 No.6349166

>>6347379

Hipster.

>>6347180

Person pretty much like myself.

>>6346448

Fanatical humanist.

>>6346229

You are in love with "the lost generation" and their followers.

>>6345736

Hipster with a good sense of humor.

>>6344981

Humanist.

>>6344790

You love reading history as much as prose, and hate all post 70s literature.

Mine:

Celine
Buko
Amis

>>	Anonymous Thu Apr 2 16:32:19 2015 No.6349193 Pynchon Cortázar Perec

>>	Anonymous Thu Apr 2 16:34:23 2015 No.6349202 Let's say that my cousin is 15 yo. His favorites are Dosto, then Burgess and Douglas Adams. Is he in the right way, /lit/?

>>	Anonymous Thu Apr 2 16:38:36 2015 No.6349217 >>6349202 Oh, and Kafka, you can also put Hemmingway on the count also.

>>	Anonymous Thu Apr 2 16:41:13 2015 No.6349229 >>6349217 *you can also put Hemmingway on the count.

>>	Anonymous Thu Apr 2 16:43:34 2015 No.6349244 >>6339117 #REKT

>>	Anonymous Thu Apr 2 16:46:23 2015 No.6349258 >pynchon >céline >apollinaire

>>	Anonymous Thu Apr 2 16:54:20 2015 No.6349287 >>6349166 >camus >hipster well meme'd

>>	Anonymous Thu Apr 2 16:55:37 2015 No.6349292 >>6349229 >cousin sure bro If you're 15 and still haven't read and understood Finnegan's Wake you really shouldn't be posting on this board. You might be more at home in r/books.

Anonymous Thu Apr 2 17:23:34 2015 No.6349387 [DELETED]

>>6349287
"Hipster" is a trendy label, and its application here reflects that you seem to have very little genuine interest in literature but read "far out" authors like Pynchon to appear "hip". Really, he may as well have called you a "Phony".

But regardless, it is unlikely anyone whose favorite two artists are simplistic as Camus and Beckett is able to show any real insight into Pynchon's literature or derive much at all out of it.

>>	Anonymous Thu Apr 2 17:25:02 2015 No.6349392 >>6349387 Or in short; go back to /mu/ :)

>>	Anonymous Thu Apr 2 17:26:06 2015 No.6349397 >>6349387 >beckett >simplistic >comparing pinecone to Beckett. Have I slipped into some kind of retard world or something?

>>	Anonymous Fri Apr 3 02:02:27 2015 No.6351256 >>6339084 >Adolf Hitler >Ayn Rand >Ron Paul

>>	Anonymous Fri Apr 3 02:03:49 2015 No.6351259 File: 100 KB, 960x656, 3M3UR9w.jpg [View same] [iqdb] [saucenao] [google] Zhuangzi Camus Guenon

>>	Anonymous Fri Apr 3 02:05:22 2015 No.6351262 >>6345716 STEM students are even worse. At least liberal arts students are literate..

>>	Anonymous Fri Apr 3 02:09:47 2015 No.6351272 Henry Miller TS Eliot Yukio Mishima (Joyce if Eliot doesn't count)

>>	Anonymous Fri Apr 3 02:19:37 2015 No.6351296 Asturias, Gass & O'Brien.

>>	Solace Emerald !NxoUEfnJKY Fri Apr 3 02:39:30 2015 No.6351349 Faulkner Kafka Nabokov

>>	Anonymous Fri Apr 3 02:48:29 2015 No.6351377 Plato Easton Ellis McCarthy

>>	Anonymous Fri Apr 3 02:48:41 2015 No.6351378 shax tolstoy keats

>>	Anonymous Fri Apr 3 03:14:13 2015 No.6351460 Hesse Hemmingway DFW

>>	Anonymous Fri Apr 3 03:22:37 2015 No.6351486 John Edward Williams Dostoevsky Tie between Lem/PKD

Anonymous Fri Apr 3 03:23:12 2015 No.6351487

>>6345716
It's turbo-autism taking a normal pastime by reading unverifiable, meaningless garbage into literature. Books people read as a hobby. It destroys the joy in just curling down with a book and getting lost in it.

But autism is a stupid buzzword isn't it? It's mostly just sad. Not sure why the field exists.

>>	Anonymous Fri Apr 3 03:29:08 2015 No.6351506 >>6341209 You've definitely enjoyed psychedelics.

Anonymous Fri Apr 3 03:47:18 2015 No.6351544

>>6345716
The people are all living stereotypes of obnoxious, unnecessarily wordy morons who think that applying elements of "symbolism" makes them sound more intelligent while analyzing really simple art and literature. There's no logic used in nearly any aspect, it's all based on emotion and feelings.

I took several liberal arts courses and the other students completely ruined the experience for me. Every question was brought back to emotion and the misguided opinions were so off the wall that it even stopped being fun to laugh at them.

Think about the types of people who want to be liberal arts majors. They tend to be lazy, brain dead, liberal idiots who wanted to go to college but didn't want to do math. The actual coursework teaches you nothing of any real value and most employers will trash any resume they see for liberal arts majors. Even if you don't fit that stereotype, there are so many people who do that grouping yourself in with those people will only be harming yourself. You can always read on your own time, and that way you don't have to waste time in class listening to people claim that sex in literature is always an analogy for power.

>>	Anonymous Fri Apr 3 04:01:18 2015 No.6351571 >>6339134 >tfw no one here likes Milton ;(

>>	Anonymous Fri Apr 3 04:52:16 2015 No.6351682 László Krasznahorkai Thomas Bernhard Julio Cortázar

>>	Anonymous Fri Apr 3 04:55:19 2015 No.6351688 >>6351544 /r/badphilosophy

>>	Anonymous Fri Apr 3 04:55:29 2015 No.6351689 >>6339084 Nietzsche Stirner de Sade

>>	Anonymous Fri Apr 3 04:59:05 2015 No.6351697 Ben Lerner Ben Lerner Ben Lerner

>>	Anonymous Fri Apr 3 11:01:55 2015 No.6352363 kafka tolkien camus

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