/lit/ - Literature

[Anonymous No.7458695]

What are your guilty pleasures /lit/?

[Anonymous No.7458704]

I don't have any. I'm not a sperg.

[Anonymous No.7458709]

i get off to nifty erotica and fanfic smut

7458704
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[Anonymous No.7458711]

>>7458695
Yeah, these are pretty much garbage.

[Anonymous No.7458714]

I read those stupid 3 dollar play store books that are girl x girl and shemale x male sex stories.

I also enjoyed the twilight series and the hunger games series and the divergent series.

[Anonymous No.7458738]

>>7458695

I mostly enjoyed the Temeraire series. And I like Shadowrun novels. And books on the occult. And almost anything with a dragon in it.

[Anonymous No.7459372]

>>7458695
I read Borroughs' original Tarzan series despite the fact that they are pure shite after the first book.

[Anonymous No.7459421]

Pope's Georgics

Talk about shit

[Anonymous No.7459429]

The Gor series is entertaining, although the writing isn't great. Also satisfying because the subject matter is problematic enough to make a feminist SJW's armpit hair stand on end.

[Anonymous No.7459438]

does it count if i deny the idea that it's 'guilty'? i think bukowski has legitimate literary merit

otherwise then it's that i like mira gonzales and spencer madsen and steve roggenbuck

[Anonymous No.7459457]

>>7459438
Lmao you like Mira Gonzalez and Bukowski

What a fucking pleb

[Anonymous No.7459473]

>>7459438
>roggenkek
Haven't read the other two, but man what about roggenbuck is pleasurable at all, he sucks so bad I don't even hate him. His stuff makes me feel literally nothing.

[Anonymous No.7459497]

throatfucking porn

[Anonymous No.7459510]

>>7459473
he's really enthusiastic, it's a break from all the morose suicides i read about. and he's such a tryhard about being genuine, it's refreshing. not in the dfw 'im trying really hard to seem genuine please buy it' but really explicit about it.

>>7459457
whatever kid

[Anonymous No.7459529]

Nothing book related that's for sure. You are what you enjoy.

[Anonymous No.7459535]

>>7459529
>you are what you enjoy

i fucking wish

[Anonymous No.7459555]

furry ERP

[Anonymous No.7459558]

>>7459555
stole my numbers you cunt

[Anonymous No.7459777]

>>7459558
mrrew

[Anonymous No.7460403]

Robin Hobb books

[Anonymous No.7460409]

>>7458695
Chuck Palahniuk for sure.

Though I just read Beautiful You and it was a real pile, I mostly enjoy what he writes, especially Choke.

[AZAZAZAZA No.7460416]

smoking weed

and when the weeds all gone, smoking the roaches

[Anonymous No.7460924]

>>7458711
lol cute

[Anonymous No.7460932]

I've read every single book Stephen King has published. As far as guilty pleasures go that's a pretty minor one, in my opinion- he's a better writer than 99% of airport novelists. But still, he churns out some real stinkers every once in a while.

[Anonymous No.7460948]

It's what soccer moms read when they want to pretend they're literary, but goddamn if I didn't devour the book.

>>7460932

What are your favorite King books? The Stand still holds a special place in my heart as a beach read from a decade ago. Recently read 11/22/63 and found it very enjoyable, if King-y. I heard Dolores Claiborne is supposed to be great, but I only got 2 hours into the audiobook before they took it off Youtube. I'm debating trying to find it again.

[Anonymous No.7461005]

>>7458695
I read that entire thing and I gotta say, it isn't any good

[Anonymous No.7461009]

>>7460948

You can't go wrong with anything he wrote in the late 70's/80's. Pet Sematary and The Dead Zone are probably my favorite novels; Skeleton Crew and Night Shift are his best short story collections by far.

[Anonymous No.7461020]

>>7459777
fucking stop getting trips

[Anonymous No.7461046]

>>7458695
Kung Fu movies. But fuck anyone who thinks they're too good for them.

[Anonymous No.7461203]

Joe Abercrombie. He has some fun prose. And characters.

[Anonymous No.7463341]

I'm guilty in that i'm marathoning a list of classics/must-reads for w reasons alone:
-know what people are talking about when they reference them (such as 'thats s catch22!')
-the pretense of being more cultured or gaining intellect

Theres only about 3 or 4 books on my list that i plan to read for my own genuine amusement


And when that list is up im never resding again.

In fact i only read at my job because my job consists of sitting around doing nothing for 8 hours but i cant listen to music or watch movies.
I'd never spend my actual free time in a book

[Anonymous No.7463352]

>>7463341

You legitimately sicken me.

[Anonymous No.7463369]

>>7463352
At least im honest with myself

Then again i dont know why i say im guilty, i dont see anything wrong with what i do

[Anonymous No.7463388]

>>7463369
>At least im honest with myself

as opposed to the rest of /lit/, who isn't? wew lad

[Anonymous No.7463392]

>>7463388
>these assumptions born from insecurity
Well, i can see YOUR problems

[Anonymous No.7463405]

>>7463392
weak b8 bruh

[Anonymous No.7463415]

>>7463405
>memes
>denial

ok dude whatever lol

[Anonymous No.7463418]

>>7463341
what's your job?

everyone reads for those 2 reasons.

[Anonymous No.7463421]

>>7463415
>first one didn't work
>let me double down

at least put effort in it

[Anonymous No.7463461]

>>7459535
where do you get that.

i have a klonipin prescription like Tao Lin but i need to upgrade.

[Anonymous No.7463471]

>>7463461
ask your friends if they know anyone who sells oxy/perc/vicodin

[Anonymous No.7463472]

these leaves bruh

[Anonymous No.7463481]

>>7463471
i don't have any friends and my girlfriend doesn't have those type of friends

how do i get prescribed?

[Anonymous No.7463503]

incest erotica
the belgariad