Bookshelf thread

[Anonymous No.6506994]

So what do you think?

[Anonymous No.6506997]

>>6506994
Is this one of those spam images from reddit?

[Anonymous No.6506999]

>>6506997
No :^)

[Anonymous No.6507035]

not bad

[Anonymous No.6507053]

>>6507035
>no warcraft books
>has walking dead DVDs but no comics

[Anonymous No.6507110]

1/7

[Anonymous No.6507112]

>>6507110

[Anonymous No.6507116]

>>6507112
3/7

[Anonymous No.6507118]

>>6507116
4/7

[Anonymous No.6507121]

>>6507118
5/7

[Anonymous No.6507123]

>>6507121
6/7

[Anonymous No.6507127]

>>6507123
7/7

[Anonymous No.6507138]

>>6507035

>Game of Thrones poster

[Anonymous No.6507166]

>>6507123
Who's the publisher on those Woolf novels?

[Anonymous No.6507182]

[Anonymous No.6507190]

>>6507166
Penguin.

[Anonymous No.6507195]

>>6507182
Aww man that pic sucks and all but I loved the shit outta The Golden Compass when I was younger. That whole series was great.

[Anonymous No.6507268]

>>6507121

I couldn't imagine taking pictures of all my bookshelves...nice Proust translation

[Anonymous No.6507272]

>>6507268

>I couldn't imagine taking pictures of all my bookshelves

You can just say you don't have any bookshelves you know

[Anonymous No.6507278]

>>6507268
>translation
>nice

[Anonymous No.6507280]

Yeah yeah, I know I'm a pleb

[Anonymous No.6507310]

>>6506994
There's stuff in there that would make some people call you a pleb, but I'm sure you've enjoyed those reads, OP, so good on you!

[Anonymous No.6507327]

>>6507195
They stand up surprisingly well as an adult. I mean, they're not the best thing you're going to read now, but for an adult they're a hell of a lot better than Harry Potter.

[Anonymous No.6507390]

>>6506994

[Anonymous No.6507401]

>>6506994
here's mine

[Anonymous No.6507408]

can I play?

[Anonymous No.6507411]

>>6507401
You're a smart guy.

[Anonymous No.6507426]

>tfw getting memeposted by other people
i've finally made it

[Anonymous No.6507427]

posting the books I have piled waiting to be read

[Anonymous No.6507433]

[Anonymous No.6507443]

>>6507280
Honestly, as long as you're having fun reading, that's all that matters. No plebs here.

[Anonymous No.6507453]

>>6507035

>He didn't bag and board his comics

Absolute madman

[Anonymous No.6507461]

>>6507427
My suggestion: put Demian at the top of that to-read list

[Anonymous No.6507469]

>>6507461
Will do, thanks.

btw I'm new on /lit/ so I picked up some books that I saw mentioned here a lot and my list is a bit meme right now.

[Anonymous No.6507471]

>>6507443

>reading
>fun

do you even read?

[Anonymous No.6507491]

>>6507280

>musashi

Mah NIGGA

[Anonymous No.6507499]

[Anonymous No.6507510]

>>6507499

>all that bargain-bin sci fi and horror

Jesus Christ

[Anonymous No.6507525]

>>6507426
and muh ebook library

[Anonymous No.6507552]

>>6507035
>That GoT quote
fucking cringe!

[Anonymous No.6507561]

>>6507433
man, the colored Scott Pilgrims are sexy as fuck

[Anonymous No.6507637]

>>6506994
Title on the large HST?

[Anonymous No.6507649]

>>6507637
Fear and Loathing in America, I think

[Anonymous No.6507661]

>>6507166
>>6507190
They're great. HC at an affordable price.

[Anonymous No.6507669]

>>6507401
Hello

[Anonymous No.6507673]

Reposting from last thread.

[Anonymous No.6507677]

>>6507427
Why is Rand at the top of an otherwise absolutely flawless pile?

[Anonymous No.6507752]

>>6507673
>that black ops case

[Anonymous No.6507824]

>>6507677
That book is talked about a lot and I wanted to see what the fuss is all about, it's first because I have already stated it once but got stuck somewhere before the middle.

[Anonymous No.6507839]

>>6507673
Everyone can see that you quit on Herodotus, Plato, Arrian and Nietzsche.

[Anonymous No.6508188]

>>6507839
I didn't really drop Herodotus. I read a couple pages of it every now and then. It's way too jumpy. Its occasionally a fun read but it can become one of the driest things ever. Haven't gotten to Nietzsche yet (I only buy used, so whoever owned it before me must have dropped it and sold it to the used book store), but I read the other two.

[Anonymous No.6508210]

>>6507401
3 MEN IN A BOAT! Much love boy, nice

[Anonymous No.6508493]

>has Hunter Thompson books
Today op was not a fag.

[Anonymous No.6508902]

>>6507035
>he pretends his laptop is a real computer

[Anonymous No.6509000]

>>6507110
>>6507127
How much did Shakespeare's work cost you?

[Anonymous No.6509761]

bump

[Anonymous No.6510686]

1/1

[Anonymous No.6510687]

>>6510686
1/2

[Anonymous No.6510693]

>>6510687
1/3

[Anonymous No.6510705]

>>6510693
the one above east of eden is nice copy of Meditations i found at goodwill.

[Anonymous No.6510737]

>>6507673
First shelf

>Penguin odyessy, lel
>Oxford presocratics is better than Early Greek philosophy
>There's Plato, patrician! Oh wait it's just the Republic and it's a penguin edition
>More Penguin

Second shelf
>Token Quran for multicult
>Penguin Descartes, also no Aristotle, Augustine or Aquinas in sight.
>Penguin Crime and Punishment

Third shelf
>Penguin Dostoyevsky again
>R.J Hollingdale Nietzsche, Kaufmann is better
>Muh murican heritage

4th shelf
>New age "eastern" spiritualism
>The art of happiness

[Anonymous No.6510751]

>>6507433
You are the worst type of person.

[Anonymous No.6510753]

[Anonymous No.6510756]

>>6510686
No Classical music

>>6510686
What is this? Why do I see a B&N of David Hume? Granted the original was in english but still....

>Penguin Confucius and Upanishads
>B&N Plato

>>6510693
Nice Myamoto Mushashi, but I hope you don't read all these non-western books for some "spiritual enlightenment"

[Anonymous No.6510757]

>>6510753
2/2

[Anonymous No.6510764]

>>6510757
>Guinness world records

Uh explain...

[Anonymous No.6510775]

>>6510756
I have a whole portfolio of classical music sheets, and Im reading the Asian books just because it is stuff I know little about. It is funny how bushido related books get consistent love on here by weeabos.

[Anonymous No.6510784]

>>6510756
The Hagakure is by Yamamoto Tsunetomo by the way, Mushashi wrote the Book of the Five rings, of which Im sure you're aware.

[Anonymous No.6510799]

>>6510757
This looks like you just took a picture of a rack in the back of a Salvation Army

[Anonymous No.6510801]

>>6510753
>>6510757
Nice mess you have there, anon.

[Anonymous No.6510804]

The top three shelves are three books deep. Below that is only two books deep. I've read maybe 40% of that.

[Anonymous No.6510807]

>>6510753
Dinesh D Souza?
Kill Thyself.

[Anonymous No.6510813]

The top three shelves are three books deep. Below that is only two books deep. I've read maybe 40% of that.

Sorry about double post forgot picture.

[Anonymous No.6510816]

>>6510756
Can someone explain to me why the B&N Essential Classics get so much hate? I think they are good quality and I like the font and spacing, and they have a great selection, I can understand the hate for the B&N cheapos...

[Anonymous No.6510843]

[Anonymous No.6510850]

>>6510816
The scholarship is pleb compared to academic publishers. Should of gotten this.

www.lightforcenetwork.com/plato-complete-works-part-1

www.lightforcenetwork.com/plato-complete-works-part-2
>>6510843
epic

[Anonymous No.6510851]

>>6510843
huh. I kinda want to get that, but I'm guessing the translations suck.

[Anonymous No.6511201]

:^)

[Anonymous No.6511208]

:^)

[Anonymous No.6511222]

>>6510850
>should of
Should have bought this.

[Anonymous No.6511350]

>>6510851
>I kinda want to read public domain books on a tiny shitty 256×192px screen

[Anonymous No.6511354]

>translations

[Anonymous No.6511362]

>>6511208
Why not Bob Dylan - Self Portrait

[Anonymous No.6511374]

>>6506994
Wow. The one dude with more Redwall novels than me. Congrats.

[Anonymous No.6511447]

>>6507552
>unironically using an exclamation mark
cringey as fuck. It's almost like you have emotions or care about something

[Anonymous No.6511734]

OP stop posting your shit taste all over the board. You just posted earlier with a stack of your books.
>>6511369

[Anonymous No.6511756]

>>6510843
>novels
>Shakespeare

[Anonymous No.6511793]

>>6511734
Congratulations. Now you've found me, what do you plan on doing with me?

[Anonymous No.6511803]

Some

[Anonymous No.6511856]

all the pics are 30 books/10, can we make a rule for these threads to be 1000+?

[Anonymous No.6511874]

>>6511856
Fuck off, bourgeoisie scum.

[Anonymous No.6511911]

only the books I have at school with me

1/2

[Anonymous No.6511918]

>>6511911
pig disgusting analysis section :^)

[Anonymous No.6511928]

>>6511918
What kind of coins do you have in that pill bottle?

[Anonymous No.6511931]

>>6511928
quarters for the laundry machine

[Anonymous No.6511937]

>>6511931
Dank shit, bro.

[Anonymous No.6511949]

>think 'are my pleb sci-fi novels ok to post'
>check posts
>they totally are
My bookshelf is filled with £1 charity shop books of staple classics like Dracula, Dune, Great Expectations, Lord of the Flies etc

Greetings fellow plebs/entry levelers

[Anonymous No.6512048]

Wait do people here actually have problems with cheap thrift store books?

[Anonymous No.6512057]

>>6507110
I want to come to your house and steal everything you own. I am getting wet just looking at all the precious penguins.

[Anonymous No.6512063]

>>6507118
OH AND YOU HAVE PESSOA'S BOOK OF DISQUIET. WHY DON'T YOU JUST MARRY ME!!!!

[Anonymous No.6512893]

BUMP!!!

[Anonymous No.6512907]

>>6511208
You seem like a good guy. Dylan and DeLillo are masters.

[Anonymous No.6512939]

>every picture with bookmarks in multiple books

degenerate, degenerate, you will turn into monkeys

[Anonymous No.6513121]

>>6511208

cool dude

[Anonymous No.6513130]

>>6510686

>the guitar grimoire

fuuuuuuck yeah my man

[Anonymous No.6513368]

>>6510686
>>6510687
>>6510693
>1/1, 1/2, 1/3
I don't think you're getting this right.

[Anonymous No.6513489]

This is the shelf with a few favs on, sorry for shit camera quality.

[Anonymous No.6514639]

come here for the first time.
usually /diy, /fit, /trv
assume this thread is about constructing a quality bookcase. judging quality, structural supports, admiring those shelves set into the wall.
I have to click on the other boards more often because clearly this is not what goes on here.

[Anonymous No.6514841]

film

[Anonymous No.6514851]

>>6514841
economics/political economy

[Anonymous No.6514862]

>>6514851
music pt1

[Anonymous No.6514871]

>>6514862
music pt2

[Anonymous No.6514873]

>>6514871
CDs/Cassettes

[Anonymous No.6514883]

>>6514873
art and photography

[Anonymous No.6514887]

>>6514851
The Wealth of Nations. Ahhhh. I have read that book twice. It's fun to read while high as well.

[Anonymous No.6514894]

>>6514883
philosophy lol
>>6514887
i don't smoke anymore but i'll take your word for it, it is an interesting read

[Anonymous No.6514898]

>>6514887
Specifically, you want to know what I think the greatest contributions to society that Adam Smith made? Book III of the Wealth of Nations and Chapter III of book V as well.

The growth of society is espoused and delineated in the former, and the growth of debt detailed in the latter.

[Anonymous No.6514902]

>>6514894
fiction and some 45s

[Anonymous No.6514912]

>>6514902
all my oversized photography/art books that won't fit normally into shelves

[Anonymous No.6514999]

>>6507433
>/r/books: the bookshelf

[Anonymous No.6515007]

>>6514999
dude

[Anonymous No.6515148]

My first time posting in /lit/.

These pics were taken after a massive purge. I have about three-four banker's boxes in the basement waiting to be donated.

I buy books only after I've read them. I borrow first from the library and, if I like it enough that I'll read it a second time, I'll buy it again.

There are some stragglers here, though. I've read about 90% of the books in my pics.

[Anonymous No.6515154]

>>6515148
>My first time posting in /lit/.
Welcome new friend, which board does thou originate from?

[thedreadinterpreter !6rPZYxm9WU No.6515156]

>>6506994
Looks like my bookshelf when I was in high school.
Which is to say "before I stopped enjoying reading"
Read what entertains you.

[Anonymous No.6515193]

>>6515154
Embarrassingly enough, /toy/.
Started there a few years ago, migrated to /vr/, then /v/, then /fit/ and /g/, and now here.

I've always known about /lit/ but always felt too dumb to lurk.

[Anonymous No.6515213]

>>6515148
i dig that amano book.
welcome to the educated shiposting.

[Anonymous No.6515224]

>>6515193
I don' reckon we get very much /toy/s in 'tis here part of town. Pleasure to make yer acquaintance. I hope ye can share yer know-how on what e'er you /toy/s do w'th us here /lit/izens.

[Anonymous No.6515246]

Obviously new.

1/4

[Anonymous No.6515251]

>>6515246
2/4

[Anonymous No.6515255]

>>6515251
3/4

[Anonymous No.6515259]

>>6515255
4/4

[Anonymous No.6515264]

>>6515213
>>6515224
Thanks! Any tips on browsing /lit/? I'm pretty stuck in what I like and dislike in my flavors of literature, but I'm always open to improvement.

[Anonymous No.6515270]

>>6515246
>don quijote in english
WHY YOU FUCKERS DO THAT

[Anonymous No.6515279]

>>6515270
Because I only speak English for now, started teaching myself French though.

How proficient in Spanish would I need to be to read Don Quixote untranslated? And how much do I lose by reading it in English?

[Anonymous No.6515280]

>>6515264
1. Start with the Greeks.

2. There's only one step.

[Anonymous No.6515288]

>>6515270
Why spend time learning a new language when you could utilitize your reading?

[Anonymous No.6515293]

>>6515264
Ignore the memelords like:
>>6515280

And infinite jest threads.

they are not bad itself but they try to force that shit.

[Anonymous No.6515297]

>>6507182

How did you like reading Ghost In the Machine? Koestler's Sleepwalkers was interesting to me.

[Anonymous No.6515301]

>>6515293
Starting with the Greeks is not a meme.

Starting with the Greeks is not a meme is also not a meme.

Starting with the Greeks is a meme is a meme.

[Anonymous No.6515310]

>>6507035
Bait

[Anonymous No.6515313]

>>6515280
Thanks. I've read a good deal of them, but will check out the supplementary material there.

[Anonymous No.6515320]

>>6510693
>reading game of cringe

[Anonymous No.6515326]

>>6515280
>Herodotus was a pretty guiilable man who pretty much included everything he was told, even if it was a blatant lie, so don't exactly take everything written in this text at face value

So how about the fact that Herodotus was living in a time period where the entire World's creatures were not fully known yet, the cultures either. It's an interesting read because it shows how the development of civilization developed different trends and cultures more than anything else. The best war Herodotus described was the Persian, however the Skythian conquest was also enjoyable. And who couldn't get enveloped in the Skythian culture? And the race of Cyclops living in the north? And the giant ants? It's a story based on the limits of the human imagination and how they apply to our understanding of the known universe. A sociological treatise on war and civilization, with myths to boot. Perhaps my favorite book ever, besides The Wealth of Nations.

[Anonymous No.6515330]

Bookshelf at college of which majority are unread currently. Everything else is at my parent's house.

[Anonymous No.6515333]

>>6515330
The Halo book meme has got to stop

[Anonymous No.6515337]

>>6515333

I read the original three books when I was much younger. Figured I should read the rest.

>"Read what you enjoy!"

[Anonymous No.6515365]

[Anonymous No.6515374]

>>6515301
Well, it is a meme ("How do I start with Chinese history?", "start with the Greeks"), but it's still the best advice.

[Anonymous No.6515833]

>>6507035
Where can I get my hands on those warhammer omnibuses? Seem to be out of print everywhere I check

[Anonymous No.6516265]

>>6515365
nice hofstadter

not so nice rand, michio kaku, halo book, kurt kobain book, and (lol) trigonometry for dummies.

[Anonymous No.6516311]

[Anonymous No.6516870]

>>6507035
wanna know how i know you're a redneck?

[Anonymous No.6516889]

>>6516870
No

[Anonymous No.6518070]

>>6515365
>Guns, Germs and Steel

[Anonymous No.6518196]

Part one

[Anonymous No.6518206]

>>6518196
Part two

[Anonymous No.6519222]

i am so disgusted by so many of these bookshelves

[Anonymous No.6519296]

>>6518206

is this a subtle fedora post?

[Anonymous No.6519343]

>>6507035
a lot of shit

[Anonymous No.6519362]

>>6506994
Well...I think about a many things. Maybe I will write book later. Thanks for asking.

[Anonymous No.6519918]

>>6511208
That an original pressing of exmilitary?

[Anonymous No.6519938]

>>6514841
I love the documentary adaption of The Story of Film, is it worth getting the book or is it all just the same stuff?

[Anonymous No.6520035]

plebshit/10

[Anonymous No.6520041]

>>6519918
inkjet print

[Anonymous No.6520227]

>>6507561
i just got the first one. ordered the second one straight away. i love that series

[Anonymous No.6520241]

>>6507673
I saw Trivium supporting Iron Maiden once

[Anonymous No.6520249]

>>6519222
most of them are trolls from reddit, so that makes sense

[Anonymous No.6520598]

>>6520035
HoC UK. Good show.

[Anonymous No.6521019]

>>6514841
>Deleuze's Cinema
Bretty good

[Anonymous No.6521322]

>>6519296
Good eye, mate.

[Anonymous No.6521773]

>>6507673
Me here.

I just bought Walden Two, the rest of Oxford's Italian - English Divine Comedy, and Ovid's Metamorphoses.

[Anonymous No.6522019]

>>6514871
> Uzumaki
Niiice.
>>6514841
> Story Of Film
> Derek Jarman
Niiiiiiiiice.

Dude, you just have a good collection, OK?

[Anonymous No.6522254]

>>6511911
great collection. You'd love 'the tunnel' by William H Gass

[Anonymous No.6522268]

[Anonymous No.6522450]

Fucking pleb?

[Anonymous No.6522545]

>>6506994
>>6506994
>>6506994
I'M LAUGHIN GMY ASS OFF AT YOUR SHELF HAHAHAHAHAHAHAHAHAHAHAHA

[Anonymous No.6522865]

>>6522450
illustrated history does it come with markers

[Anonymous No.6522871]

>>6522450
>The rights of man by paine
>no Burke

shiggydiggydo

[Anonymous No.6522903]

>>6522450
so far it looks interesting. If those aren't the only books you own then wouldtrytobefriendswith/10

[Anonymous No.6522941]

>>6515330
You should read Hacker, Hoaxer, Whistleblower, Spy: The Story of Anonymous. It's way better than it sounds, and I think you'll like it, given the books you have on cybersecurity.

[Anonymous No.6523214]

>>6507433

>Corrections on the bottom shelf.
I want Franzen to see this.

[Anonymous No.6523221]

>>6522871
Paine > Burke and you know it.

[Anonymous No.6523226]

>>6515333
But they're fun books.

[Anonymous No.6523235]

>>6523214
Not included are On Grammatology by Derrida, Risk of Fire: A Reading of Benjamin's Theses on the Concept of History, by Michael Löwy, The Comming Community by Giorgio Agamben, The Anti-Oedipus by Deleuze & Guatarri and The Origin of the Work of Art, by Heidegger

[Anonymous No.6523241]

Not included are On Grammatology by Derrida, Risk of Fire: A Reading of Benjamin's Theses on the Concept of History, by Michael Löwy, The Comming Community by Giorgio Agamben, The Anti-Oedipus by Deleuze & Guatarri and The Origin of the Work of Art, by Heidegger

[Anonymous No.6523336]

>>6523241
brabababadabadabupdup dubadubabab

[Anonymous No.6523546]

>>6520035

no kidding. Christ, how many of these pictures are real? These threads seem like those threads of people's 'battlestations' and 90% are troll posts with cigarette-stained keyboards, amassed dominos boxes, and monitor screens eroded from jizz.

[Anonymous No.6523549]

>>6523241

postmodernism is a meme

[Anonymous No.6523558]

>>6523549
analyzing memes is post-modern as fuck

[Anonymous No.6523597]

>>6523214

hahaha holy shit. That totally turns the image into something eerily beautiful. It could be the most elaborate troll this board has seen. Why would somebody with taste that bad (a shelf full of King/GoT) read Franzen, specifically the Corrections? I'm not Franzen's boyfriend or anything, but a 'literary' novel about a family with problems? Doesn't seem like a Stephen King reader would take to it. My guess is a.) some patrish dude was reading The Corrections on the same day he was visiting his autistic friend and saw an opportunity to create the most subtle troll in /lit/'s history or b.) the patrish dude, having read much of it in a cafe before coming and deciding that Franzen's maximalism just wasn't relevant to his interests, gave the Corrections to his autistic friend, who then buried it on the bottom of his escapist bullshit bookshelf next to some manga, where it will remain until the autistic friend notices it in one of the images he posted in a materialist show and tell thread on a Taiwanese David Foster Wallace bulletin board

[Anonymous No.6523603]

>>6523597
I was under the impression The Corrections was a book absolutely everyone in burgerstan bought but never bothered to read??

[Anonymous No.6523605]

>>6522941

Have you read it? I'd normally ignore a book that has something like Anonymous in the title.

[Anonymous No.6523621]

>>6522941
>>6523605

er I mean I hope you read it. Not sure why I asked that. I'll check it out.

[Anonymous No.6523647]

>>6523603
I never read the corrections but I did download and read freedom when it came out, which was all right.

Copies of either one litter used bookstores for 99 cents so your impression is probably spot on.

[Anonymous No.6525616]

>>6507673
Homer, Herodotus, Plato, Shakespeare, Orwell, Dante Aligheri, Dostoevsky, Zinn, Herman Hesse
well rounded bookshelf

[Anonymous No.6525641]

>>6511911
UVM damn I'm jealous
my grades and SAT weren't even good enough to consider applying there

[Anonymous No.6525721]

>>6515330
I read Hackers it was more about the history of modern computers than it was individual hackers but it was still a really cool book. Have you read Marlowe's Faustus and if so is it better or worse than Goethes?

[Anonymous No.6525866]

>>6511911

you're a cool guy. Based on every other book it seems odd that you like Taipei

[Anonymous No.6525879]

>>6523241
disgusting

[Anonymous No.6525904]

>>6523221

Paine was a psychopath, Burke was a whishy washy traitor.

[Anonymous No.6527659]

bump

[Anonymous No.6527846]

alphabetical or no fucks given?

[Anonymous No.6527888]

If you aren't sorting by physical height first, I don't know what you're doing with your life.

[Anonymous No.6527896]

>>6527888

au
tis
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[Anonymous No.6527988]

>>6507110
>>6507112
>>6507116
>>6507118
>>6507121
>>6507123
>>6507127
nice books you ginormous fucking faggot.

[Anonymous No.6528995]

Bump.

[Anonymous No.6529023]

>>6507433
epic, m'sir.

[Anonymous No.6529887]

bumping

[Anonymous No.6529906]

>>6525879
what did i do :(

[Anonymous No.6531710]

Shoutout to the people who take crisp pictures so we can actually read the titles on the spines. You're the real MVPs.

[Anonymous No.6531719]

Boy this thread is hanging on by just a thread.

[Anonymous No.6531741]

[Anonymous No.6531790]

>>6531741

it hurts

[Anonymous No.6531800]

>>6531741
>wasting those beautiful bookshelves on fedoracore

[Anonymous No.6531806]

>>6514873
>Bollywood influenced film music from the nigeria
>soca and chutney from the carribean youtube
>synths from the sahara
what?

[Anonymous No.6531837]

>>6522450
>Napoleon fan
Based

also that feel when getting tricked into reading "On War"

[Anonymous No.6531839]

>>6514873
Libyan here.
Where are you from and how the hell do you know of a genre as obscure as Libyan reggae?

[Anonymous No.6531941]

>>6507035
Are you that guy from /g/

[Anonymous No.6532067]

>>6506994

[Anonymous No.6532100]

>>6532067

>Middlesex
>1984
>Barnes and Noble editions
>embarassing meme decorations
>levitating John Green in the top left

2/10 at least you have Jazz, Toni Morrison's only good novel

[Anonymous No.6532117]

>>6532100
Lmao why are those books hovering in mid-air with no discernable support? Are we being spooked?

[Anonymous No.6532122]

>>6532067
>le grumpy cat may may x D
>le ironic mustache tape Xd
You have bad taste

[Anonymous No.6532252]

Whoops, most of my books are on Paperwhite

https://www.goodreads.com/review/list/43012531

[Anonymous No.6532254]

I hate to break it to you guys, but my friend searches #bookshelf or #bookshelfporn on Instagram and posts all that cringeworthy shit on these threads

[Anonymous No.6532315]

>>6506994

[Anonymous No.6532341]

>>6506994

[Anonymous No.6532342]

>>6532315

get off of /lit/, dad

did all of you fags start reading because of Stephen King and Lord of the Rings? These are the people you argue with about books.

[Anonymous No.6532357]

>>6532342
oh now son get back in your kennel boy

[Anonymous No.6532368]

>>6506994

[Anonymous No.6533311]

>Buying books and not just borrowing from the Library

People on /lit/ are richer than I thought goddam.

[Anonymous No.6533319]

>>6533311
not necessarily, i buy all mine with neetbux

nice digits btw

[Anonymous No.6533324]

>>6533311
>implying I buy books

Just last friday I stole 5

[Anonymous No.6533353]

>>6533311
They aren't $60 xbawx gaemz. They're like $12 at most.

[Anonymous No.6533373]

>>6532067
Holy shit, did a 16 year old girl who's into EBIN MEEMS decorated your shelf?

[Anonymous No.6533452]

>>6533353
>$12
hahahahahahhahahahaha, retard. go to a rreal bookstore.

[Anonymous No.6533454]

>>6533452
Have fun spending twice the money on something that will spend most of its time on a shelf.

[Anonymous No.6533720]

>>6533454
Lol, you really think I paid $24 for a shitty 2nd hard mass market paperback??? Go to a real bookstore faggot.
the Trial was $30 tho because it's 1st edition.

[Anonymous No.6534472]

>>6533311
those books above i paid $4.9 per

[Anonymous No.6534481]

>>6533720
wow sovietfag here

[Anonymous No.6534486]

>>6531741
Why do commercial genre books look so horrible? Surely that's counterproductive in terms of marketing. People don't actually like the look of them do they?

[Anonymous No.6534790]

>>6507035

Manchildren should be executed.

[Anonymous No.6534815]

>>6534790
>he says while shitposting on 4chan

[Anonymous No.6534857]

>>6507035
disgusting/10

[Anonymous No.6534860]

>>6533720
>The Trial, not Der Proceß
>first edition
kek

[Anonymous No.6534931]

>>6507673
>tarot
muh nigga
are you from /x/?

[Anonymous No.6534979]

>>6511756
For your extra kick of sophistication!

[Anonymous No.6535559]

I get mad pussy

[Anonymous No.6536907]

Please no h8 or jesting

[Anonymous No.6536961]

>>6536907
not bad, but kinda meh.
what with the papers?