My Books -> Most Read Authors. Post your top 50 and call other people plebs.
>>9471347
>James Joyce
>14
phone posting desu
>>9471497
>Melville
>14
Somethings fishy
Reddit: The Book
I enjoyed it
It was alright
2-3/5
>>9470631
Read it when I was 12 don't remember anything now expect that demolishing and shit, will read again soon.
>do you do
I doo doo
>two too
I do, do you?
Just finished this book how about a discussion on it what do you guys think about.
He was saving the last bullet in the revolver for himself.
>>9469620
There's nothing to discuss
>>9469760
Why do you think that? And if so why didn't he use it
Are Kindles worth it? If so, which one?
Considering a voyager.
>>9468315
I'd honestly just buy them all if I were you. You'll probably end up liking one of them.
awww man you aren't shilling audible this week? kindles are shitty and tablet sales have been declining for 13 straight quarters. people will be more receptive to audible, sure they torrent a lot but eventually they'll sign up for an audible account when some great book they want isn't on any trackers, meanwhile the margins are tiny on the kindle and most kids will just download shit that's out of copyright or pirate mobis, don't get me wrong, amazon stock is sky high so obviously whatever you guys are doing is working, but is the kind really the best product to promote on /lit/? i feel like audible is a better fit, i'd push the kindle in genre fic communities more than here
>>9468315
Are they worth it? Of course not.
/lit/erary confessions thread. Confess your sins!
>>9467564
I think Rashomon belongs in the trashomon
>>9467564
I steal r9k greentexts for literary purposes.
> heard "American Gods" TV show was "like, really weird, it doesn't make sense"
> can't help but smugly laugh, pointing and poking people who believe this is real
> one time I farted right next to them and ran unable to hold back my tears of laughter
What edition of mein kampf is the most accurate in english?
My diary desu
Stalag edition, the only translation that was authorized by the Nazi Party.
According to Mencius ((((Moldbug)))) you should read Hitler's Table Talk instead of Mein Kampf
>26
>NZ
>Landels, Music in Ancient Greece & Rome
>2014
It's hard to tell how much this board has changed in that amount of time. I'm not sure if I accurately remember it very much or if my memories have been distorted. I remember DFW and Joyce posting dominated. This board seems to cycle between NEET friendly to NEET hatred. At that time it was very NEET friendly.
>>9466288
>21
>Tri-state area
>Pnin/anthology of analytic philosophy
>summer 2015
I came to lit during a period of heavy DFW and Pynchon posting. As it happens, I was lucky enough to almost be done with IJ before coming here so I wasn't tainted. The other day I remembered a phase this board went through but I can't remember it now... I wish I could though
>>9466288
23
USA
Big Bad Love and Book of Disquiet
2016
>>9466288
>18
>OK
>Atlas Shrugged, DFW's Oblivion, and Hesse's Stories of Five Decades
>Maybe a year. /v/ refugee trying to become cultured
Name good German authors who fly under the international radar.
Otto Skorzeny
>>9463748
Johann Wolfgang von Goethe
Hermann Hesse
Franz Kafka (not even a real German though)
>>9463856
pretty much the exact opposite of what OP asked for.
What books about history everyone should read?
>>9472564
>>9472564
Watch all these videos:
https://www.khanacademy.org/humanities/world-history/history-beginnings/origin-humans-early-societies/v/history-and-prehistory
I would recommend a book on world history but haven't studied it much, maybe google search essential world history or college history textbooks.
>>9472631
>watch dumbed down videos made by a nitwit instead of reading a book because i don't know shit about what you're looking for
What are some books that deal with human suffering?
my
>>9472528
STOP
that's NOT funny
diary
Has anyone else noticed a phenomenon where you think something is bad or amateurish when it's posted to a crit thread, but if it was something you'd read on a PDF or a physical book you would have liked it? I'm not talking exclusively about the published poems/short stories posted on here for a reaction. Is there something about where you see a piece of creative writing that influences what you think of it?
DESU there's a lot of published things ive read that sound like they belong on here, and vice versa, but idk if any of you guys think the same.
>>9472378
Dude how did desu turn into desu
who's behind me
who are you
>>9472378
yeah i agree more or less
>>9472381
WHAT THE FUCK
what are YOUR guilty pleasures?
This fucking cancer-whore of a board.
bibliobimbo
>>9472405
Is that a compliment?
How do you say his name, I've heard everyone saying 'Key-hotee' but in the book it says his name rhymes with biscuit, so it whould be 'Quicks-oat'
Help me /lit/
>>9472157
The Spanish pronunciation is Key-Otee, and the traditional English pronunciation was Quick-soat, though these days most English speakers use the Spanish pronunciation and quick-soat is rather old-fashioned
https://translate.google.com/#en/es/quijote
>>9472178
What about the traditional Spanish pronunciation? Didn't that used to include the "h" sound?
The one who no one called prince
He took another step as he was continuing to feel extremely cold, walked across the room and stood in the corner with his head slightly turned facing the window. It was raining outside, so that could be his excuse for spending another night like this. He used to feel let down when he saw the rain but now the rain brought a sense of relief to him. As if he could falsely justify his behavior to himself when it was raining. He thought about going out and talking a walk besides the river but he decided not to since he had a cold. he then walked away from the corner and went out of his room into the kitchen. Opened the fridge and looked inside for a while, he then finally took out a jar of olives. He then proceeded to open the jar and throw every single one of the olives in the trash. He used to love them when he was a kid. His uncle would play a game with to see who could spit the olive seed the furthest. He always lost so now he couldn’t stand them anymore. He couldn’t remember how the jar even got in his fridge since he would never buy olives anyway. He stared then at the empty jar and filled it with his tears. Meaningless tears but at least he was feeling a little sorry for himself. A little empathy for a change. “Why didn’t I never pick up the contrabass?” he asked himself gingerly. I don’t know but prince Bumbok was a man of her word and would do anything that she ever wished for. Even, if it meant buying olives.
>>9472123
>Was expecting another stale description of anon's daily life
It's actually pretty good
>>9472149
really? wow
anything about the grammar, sentences etc?
>>9472174
not him, but poor style amd sentence structure
too much "he" and "he then"
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