I was on the mountain for a week, so what's our opinion on the whole NYT Bestsellers list debacle. Bad timing by trying to displace SJW blacky author, jews jewing jews, or is NYT finally plugging their exploit hole, or something else entirely.
>>9946563
You sound brain-dead.
>>9946563
I'm not trying to be judgemental, but if you're a weirdo posting on 4chan, I imagine that the nyt bestseller list has absolutely no relevance to your life.
Not trying to be superior here, just stating difference. I don't like country music, so the billboard top 100 country list isn't my go-to stop for new music.
>>9946596
I just want an outrage thread where people pat me on the back and tell me that I'm inherently superior to women, kikes, and niggers.
Any books about being at peace with the universe and also about being alone?
the motorcycle diaries
Most of them?
>>9946560
>>9946569
This.
Also pic related.
ITT: Books that /r9k/-tier unloved, frogposting losers will NEVER understand
>the most interesting female character in all of literature was written by a male
really gets your noggin joggin
>>9946523
My mummy read this book to me and she loves me very much
>>9946523
Its a book about a giant whore.
Explain it like you are explaining it to a kid
>>9946467
A book
>>9946639
so a volume is a synonym of a book?
>>9946467
A volume is a collection of chapters or sections which composes a conventional book, which is itself a part of a larger collection of works.
It can be a used as a synonym for a book, but it can also describe a sequence of periodicals.
https://youtu.be/Hi-rejaoP7U
2:20 is when he speaks in a Shakespearian accent
>Shakespeare's sense of poetry is the greatest the world has ever seen!
>Shakespeare was, truly, the greatest master of the music of poetry!
And you say this having read Shakespeare outloud (or even more embarrassingly, with an internal voice) to yourself in whatever shitty modern accent you have, most likely American, probably nodding to yourself and congratulating yourself on your "deep" understanding of Shakespeare's poetics. ("yes, yes, quite sublime, yes") You have no idea what the "music" of Shakespeare is like, so stop pretending. Shakespearian English is supposed to sound completely different from what you think it sounds like. You may as well be reading Chaucer in pathetic modern English translation and pretending that you are appreciating the poetics of Chaucer.
>>9946195
>not teaching yourself Shakespearean pronunciation to appreciate Shakespeare better
You're a fucking pleb, you know that?
No one even knows what Shakespearean (or Chaucerian) English would've sounded like and most scholars admit it doesn't matter.
>>9946204
why don't you post a recording of yourself reading in a Shakespearean accent, oh mighty internet patrician
Where do I start with postmodernism and poststructuralism?
You start by sticking that garbage up your ass, faggot.
Jean Starobinsky
>>9946072
Simulacra and Simulation
Are there any books about gay themes but not preachy?
Ulysses if you read it right
>>9945820
Naked Lunch
pretty much everything Clive Barker ever wrote
>>9945820
>Jean Genet
>Andre Gide
>William S. Burroughs
>Thomas Mann
Try one of those.
What the FUCK did I just read?
>>9945816
A masterpiece and a work of great art.
A novel by PKD.
a box that said "Comment" in it?
I want to learn about US politics around the time of the nation's founding.
Ideally I'd want a single edition containing the Constitution, amendments, Federalist and Anti-federalist papers (or at least the highlights of both sets). Does such a thing exist, ideally in .epub format?
Check out the Constitutional Rights Foundation: They have tons of documents on that kind of stuff.
To start off:
http://www.crf-usa.org/bill-of-rights-in-action/bill-of-rights-in-action-archives-united-states-history.html
>>9945797
surprisingly, barnes&noble publishes pretty much exactly this
https://www.barnesandnoble.com/w/the-constitution-of-the-united-states-of-america-and-selected-writings-of-the-founding-fathers-various-authors/1107851374;jsessionid=3D498D8D98A509247684061EA3A468E1.prodny_store02-atgap07?ean=9781435139305
To add, I'm a Britfag---are the anti-Federalist papers worth a look, or is there a reason they seem to be rather less well-known and revered as their Federalist counterparts? Are they more than just a historical curiosity?
I need a book to help me with my low self worth, self loathing, laziness, hopelessness and insecurity. Any suggestion is appreciated, thanks in advance.
>>9945757
-Marcus Aurelius meditation
-Miyamoto Musashi book of five rings
Start working out. Once you get used to your routine and have no problem folowing it, you should apply that discipline to other projects. Your laziness will disapear, together with your low self worth and self loathing, because the accomplishment of your routine will give you some selfworth. It will take 12-18 months until you will feel the effect.
Get rid of bad habits. Vidya, tv, to much 4chan, smoking, binge drinking, porn etc.. Helped in my casse a lot. Your gonna make t bruh!
Mindfulness in Plain English
Enchirideon by Epictetus, available free online.
It's short as well.
>be editing my own writing
>sperging out over sentence structures, tone, and otherwise trying to make everything read perfectly
>take a break
>read acclaimed 20th century author to wind down
>look at it with the same critical eye
>realise that few sentences are stellar and that bar Joyce, Fitzgerald, Miller and a few others, authors write mostly unremarkable prose with the rare moment of genius
>feelsgoodman
please study the topic of delusion
>>9945576
Fuck off and die, faggot. I side with OP on this matter. Kill yourself.
>>9945576
I only mean to say that few authors write entirely in perfect lines, and that their novels are more than the sum of their parts. That one shouldn't worry too much about crafting each individual line because far greater writers have written bland prose here or there without failing to make something great in the finished product
Basically I'm saying I found some alleviant to my "perfectionism" and thought it might help others to see things this way. I understand how you might have read it as puffed-up, though, now I read it back to myself
Books for people who get an emotional high through fear/paranoia?
>>9945424
this book is full of spiders
>>9945424
the bible
>>9945424
philip k dick - a scanner darkly
ITT: post a book and others tell you what they think about it
>>9945228
bump
>>9945228
Got this book from a flea market.
Bumping as well.
>>9945228
Finally! Someone's talking about Mailer.
Was he a blowhard? Sure. Did he write too much? Maybe. That said, he had an intense passion for trying to getting to the root of Gilmore and, in a larger sense, the American "justice" system. If you finished that, proceed to Armies of the Night
what are some literary or theoretical works that deal with terrorism? i've read pic and have a copy of updike's terrorist. what else should i read?
>>9945046
try the redpill
Read Mao I
>>9945046
Schmitt's Theory of the Partisan
This is the reason Bob Dylan won the Nobel Prize in Literature.
https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=bXWM84rUV-Q
Only a pawn in (((their))) game
giving him the prize was retarded and anyone who disagrees can die
EVERYBODY MUST GET STONED