/lit/ - Literature

>>22381193
>Trashpolka

>>15220670
I read Noumena before I'd even heard of D-G and got along fine with it. Just rode the schizowave with some lateral thinking, and now that I'm reading Deleuze I've found that going at him through Land has actually made it easier. I think you'll get something out of it if you have a decent intuition (:

>>15172763
Can't really qualify it in any way [I don't usually read biographies] but Hallett's biography of Gabriele D'Annunzio was brilliant and surprisingly nonpartisan - worth getting stuck into even if you're not very familiar with him

>>15167133
Ok, that's good - ty again other anon

>>15166408
Haven't finished the photos yet but will start posting now
Thanks to other anon for possibly saving me the effort though

>>15166408
Ok, will dig it out soon, photo quality won't be great but I'll try my best.

>>15166299
I can't scan it but I will try to take photos from my BLAST if I can find it - will that do? (:

>>15104675
Abebooks, Alibris, then BookDepository if I can't get them secondhand c:

>>15059005
>>15059053
I kinda agree with this - usually rhetoric and preaching is the substitute for well-thought arguments or well-staged dialectics, so you'd have to be careful to make sure that what you have fills that role sufficiently. I think it's worth trying though

>>15058934
>And I also want to glorify God with this story cycle, so I want to offer up works of genius in every form that the written word can take.
>So this narrative poetry, this epic poetry, keeps breaking in on the prose of their 'normal' life, until it finally takes the story over in the final quarter, as all traces of normalcy are stripped away.
Get out of my head anon
I'm trying to do something similar with an alchemical triune of novels that breaks into the epic and poetic as the characters pass through God and absolute Being into a new divine subjectivity.
Keep it up, it's very good <3

>>15058516
poast your best version anon, I'm interested
And I'll see what I can come up with to help c:

>>15058173>>15057532
This, and also [I haven't read it yet so I'm conjecturing on what I know] The Screwtape Letters by C.S Lewis

>>15046087
Good job friendo <3

>>15042426
>>15044525
[If it helps, you told us to shout NIGGER at you when we saw you in the gallery]

>>15042426
I'm the other anon, any way we can contact? I left the meetup discord because it seemed to have died for good

https://voca.ro/1tjiqZcLxFq

Also some mediocre keyboard shit if it can be fit in anywhere

>>15039716
I found an incomplete set going for pennies in a charity shop a couple of months ago and bought them for the nostalgia hit. I can't help reading into certain parts as Deary being tendentious now but I still enjoyed re-reading them. Incas and Aztecs were probably my favourite.

>>15039677
This, where the fuck did sturgeons come from

>>15039553
https://voca.ro/eliSp9MLU5p
I hate my voice but take it before I change my mind
(Friendo pass me the benzo x 2)

>>15038139
What's a clap check anon?
Will see if I can get a quiet moment [full house] to record in a bit

>>15035904
Wrong channel friendo

Do people still do those /board/ sings (song) videos? I'd be willing to do my bit for a /lit/ sings friendo but idk how shit like that gets organised

>>15012307

>>15013226
He sounds like an actual intellectual, like Tony Morrison or something
Never tell him that Wuthering Heights is a kind of savage rhapsody, you'll regret it