Stack thread

[Anonymous No.8428047]

Can we get one of these going? Rate, h8, rec, shitpost, etc. Post em!

[Anonymous No.8428049]

shit books except long strange trip

[Anonymous No.8428050]

>>8428047

[Anonymous No.8428068]

[Anonymous No.8428078]

>The Republic of Plato (Bloom)
>The Cambridge Companion to Plato
>Waiting for Godot - Beckett
>The Trial of God - Wiesel
> Bel-Ami - Maupassant
> Sputnik Sweetheart - Murakami
> Sophocles II, Euripides V, and Greek Tragedies v. 1 - Grene and Lattimore

imagine i posted a picture

[Anonymous No.8428101]

>Kafka, the complete stories
>Plath, the bell jar
>Sartre, existentialism and human emotions
>Conrad, heart of darkness
>Hesse, Siddhartha
>Sartre, no exit and three other plays
>O'Connor, a good man is hard to find
>Keller, the story of my life
>Pynchon, lot49
>Woolf, Mrs. Dalloway
>Joyce, Dubliners
>Borges, collected fictions
>Shelley, Frankenstein
>Murakami, Kafka on the Shore
I feel entry-level as fuck

[Anonymous No.8428115]

>>8428101
too much of the wrong frenxistentialist

[Anonymous No.8428118]

>>8428101
sameish but gotta start somewhere for everything

[Anonymous No.8428121]

Popper - The Open Society and its Enemies
Shaffer - Equus
Chabon - The Mysteries of Pittsburgh
Shepard - Seven Plays
Barth - Giles Goat-Boy
Williams - Stoner
Fante - Ask the Dust
Suppes - Axiomatic Set Theory
Markson - Wittgenstein's Mistress
Borges - Collected Fictions
Rimbaud - A Season in Hell
Hartley - The Go-Between
Krasznahorkai - Satantango
Gass - On Being Blue
Calvino - If on a winter's night a traveler
van Itallie - America Hurrah
Quine - Word and Object
Pessoa - The Book of Disquiet
Gogol - The Collected Tales of
Schulz - The Street of Crocodiles
Duffy - The World As I Found It

[Anonymous No.8428122]

>>8428115
what a hack

[Anonymous No.8428175]

>>8428122
>what a B A B E

[Anonymous No.8428200]

just some recent pickups

[Anonymous No.8428231]

>>8428047
fuck communism 0/10

[Anonymous No.8428258]

>>8428200
<3 commie 1917/10
i have the marx-engels reader in another stack

[Anonymous No.8428260]

>>8428200
>he actually reads people who have literally the opposite ideological standpoint from each other

Good man. I do it too.

[Anonymous No.8428272]

HOW YA LIKE ME NOW, SUCKAAAAAAA

[Anonymous No.8428277]

>>8428260
TIL. i haven't gotten into russian politik and history yet, want to :(

[Anonymous No.8428289]

>>8428272

tastes are awful i don't like ya now, good luck thinking and growing rich reading gaiman and ellis ;)

[Anonymous No.8428295]

>>8428289
Gaiman and Ellis are great

[Anonymous No.8428360]

This is my "finished" stack. Still have a long way to go.

[Anonymous No.8428397]

Rate plans (1/5)

[Anonymous No.8428399]

>>8428397
*please
2/5

[Anonymous No.8428402]

>>8428360
I love your literary taste u trippy son of a bitch

[Anonymous No.8428404]

>>8428399
i hope dis V V Boutique nigga keep posting his haul

[Anonymous No.8428406]

>>8428399
3/5

[Anonymous No.8428410]

>>8428406
4/5
>>8428404
>What did he mean by this?

[Anonymous No.8428412]

>>8428410
5/5

[Anonymous No.8428423]

>>8428412
damn that's quite an impressive stack. have you accumulated that over time? how much of it have you read? is this related to your work or career, or just personal interest?

[Anonymous No.8428428]

>>8428423
Do you mean just the last one or all of them? The last one I got mostly from my dad; I try to study at least a little Bible every day, and I'm going chronologically. I'm only about a sixth of the way through though, since I'm too lazy to read more than a couple verses + commentary usually.

[Anonymous No.8428439]

>>8428423
>>8428428
Also the Bible stuff is just interest/religious belief, not career related or anything. I am kinda thinking about getting a Divinities degree though

[Anonymous No.8428460]

Bump

[Anonymous No.8428530]

Are this really all the books you people own? Didn't your parents buy you books growing up? I thought this was a literature board.

[Anonymous No.8429590]

>>8428530
Stack threads are for unshelved books. Most people have their books shelved

[Anonymous No.8430770]

Bumpity

[Jeff Mangum Died For Your Sins !rAl8Mz2mp2 No.8430813]

Rest of my August reading list

[Anonymous No.8430857]

Here you go, anon.

[Anonymous No.8430868]

This is my "to-read" stack. On Silence atm

[Anonymous No.8430944]

These threads fucking suck. No one rates anything.

[Anonymous No.8431125]

>>8430944
Rating on this board amounts to a one to four scale; Patrician, What a fucking Pleb, Look at this Pseud, and kys.

Do you actually find those ratings informative or useful?

[Anonymous No.8431151]

>>8430944
I don't really see whats the point of these thread t b h, I kinda get bookshelf, because well, its bookshelf porn and people want to show off

but what do you guys expect with the rating stuff?
>5/5 patrician taste buddy, congrats
?
Its your opinions and views on the books that matter, not what you have stacked to read and probably won't read most of it for 5 months

[Anonymous No.8431155]

>>8428050
10/10

[Anonymous No.8431163]

I'm not going to bother taking a photograph, but imagine the following stack:
Capital in the 21st Century
But What if We're Wrong?
Freakonomics
Guns Germs and Steel
Collapse
The World Until Yesterday
Between the World and Me
any book by Matt Taibbi

[Anonymous No.8431174]

>>8428272
Finally someone with good taste

[Anonymous No.8431422]

[Anonymous No.8431476]

These are my to read pile

[Anonymous No.8431586]

I'm really happy with these cops, especially Ada and Yeats, I've been looking for the latter for quite some time