Why do we never talk about him? Is he still relevant?
>>9958522
because he's an insufferable pop writer and most of /lit/ is 18
>>9958522
Yes he is still relevant and we do talk about him occasionally...
I've read the Moon and Sixpence, of Human Bondage and Cakes and Ale... All were excellent
How fucking hyped are you for Rupi's new poetry book?
the sun was NOT a woman
>>9958504
i can smell
the fingertips
of your sister
when you put them
in my mouth
>>9958509
Umm sweetie, did you just assume the suns gender????
>I did as you told me, you dirty little girl, and pulled myself off twice when I read your letter. I am delighted to see that you do like being fucked arseways. Yes, now I can remember that night when I fucked you for so long backwards. It was the dirtiest fucking I ever gave you, darling. My prick was stuck up in you for hours, fucking in and out under your upturned rump. I felt your fat sweaty buttocks under my belly and saw your flushed face and mad eyes. At every fuck I gave you your shameless tongue come bursting out through your lips and if I gave you a bigger stronger fuck than usual fat dirty farts came spluttering out of your backside. You had an arse full of farts that night, darling, and I fucked them out of you, big fat fellows, long windy ones, quick little merry cracks and a lot of tiny little naughty farties ending in a long gush from your hole. It is wonderful to fuck a farting woman when every fuck drives one out of her. I think I would know Nora’s fart anywhere. I think I could pick hers out in a roomful of farting women. It is a rather girlish noise not like the wet windy fart which I imagine fat wives have. It is sudden and dry and dirty like what a bold girl would let off in fun in a school dormitory at night. I hope Nora will let off no end of her farts in my face so that I may know their smell also.
Lolita?
>>9958497
Nope.
hint: author is a barp fetishist
>>9958493
one of the greatest creators of literary works. even his letters were incredible, and you do realize they weren't released under his wishes. he doubtlessly just wished to write a naughty letter. i bet you five hundred thousand dollars you couldn't write a better one.
Where should i get started with this homo's books?
I've read someone on here saying his works were like an amalgamate of /pol/, /fit/ and /r9k/'s ideals, which made me pretty interested. His stuff seems like interesting motivation for physical exercise that isn't shallow "hurr durr look at da greek statue" stuff.
probably the most badass homo in history
Concerning his way of thinking you should start with "Sun and Steel". He explains how he discovered the life of the body and how he places it over the life of the mind, he explaines in details why he values body training over mind training.
Basically he says that all intellectuals are untermensch
>>9958448
Stop spamming this gay shit
>>9958448
> /pol/'s ideals
> /fit/'s ideals
> /r9k/'s ideals
anon is only reasoning through 4chan's references
holy shit this just destroyed me ;_;
>>9958430
Welcome to the club
>>9958430
How do you people like this book so much?
I find this book extrmely boring.
>>9958430
>Haha adults with jobs and stuff are idiots. I'm so much better because I look with my heart, bro.
https://www.instagram.com/collin_andrew_yost/
the male rupi kaur
>/lit/ bitches about /pol/ all day
>most misogynist board on the chinz
causes consideration
>>9958418
poetry is dead, completely.
Hey /lit/. I'm currently planning my vacation to The Happiest Place on Earth, Walt Disney World, and in order to fully prepare myself for the journey I'd like to read theoretical accounts of Disney and their amusement parks. Can you recommend some philosophers who are concerned with this realm of human culture? So far all I've got are the following from Mark Fisher and Philip K. Dick:
http://k-punk.org/honeymoon-in-disneyland/
http://raynelson.com/phil.html
http://deoxy.org/pkd_how2build.htm
>>9958413
precession of simulacra from baudrillard's simulation and simulacra
>>9958413
Other* amusement parks, that should say. My primary interest is Disney, but other theme parks will do.
>>9958413
I feel like there is probably something out there by Zizek that addresses this.
Can we get a nonsensical writing thread going? I've never seen one on here. Poetry or short stories, doesn't matter. Sometimes it's nice to not try to be profound and just write what comes to mind.
I woke up at 2am sometime last week and couldn't fall asleep so I wrote this in my phone notes til I was tired:
BEING AND CHURCHES
So I go inside this church and I find the secret passage right away. It loops around behind the organ. There's a room back there too. I peek through a hole in the bricks and there's a priest lounged up watchin tv in an eerie green light. He's wearin a pope hat. There's a moose head mounted above the tv. Quite the hunter. I waltz in and ask him what he's up to but he pays me no mind. I walk over to his stained window and peer out. What a view! How high is this secret room!? I didn't climb any stairs. I can see Mrs. Lavelle's big flower garden and a couple lads fishin on the river. Over to my right are three spotting scopes. I knew what I was gonna see but I looked into them anyway. They were pointed at the other three churches in town. I turned my head and gave the priest a look where I furrowed my brow and scrunched up one side of my face.
"Who are you anyway" he says. I laugh. He raises his eyebrows. I gaze through the window for awhile, taking in the cool sights. I turn around.
"Give a young buck some advice old man."
He doesn't move for some time. Is he thinking? Maybe he didn't hear me. Then he jumps up to his feet and gets in a power stance.
"Just be! It's easiest." He says through tensed breath. "Capishe?"
"Capisco." I nod.
He walks over to his Steinway and motions for me to follow. He plays a Chopin nocturne so sensuously it would make an angel cry and maybe even turn into a devil.
"Not bad old man," I say trying to act unimpressed. "You have a lighter?" He flicks one out of front pocket startlingly fast. I light up a camel and he takes one too. We bullshit about if jesus had nietzsche's hair and nietzsche jesus's. I try to coax him into lettin slip the secret of the Absurd but he is a three-lock box.
"You like ravens?"
"Oh yeah" I say as if answering a simple math problem. He whistles and one flies right onto his shoulder out of nowhere.
"Jesus! I didn't know they were this big."
"His name is Ba-Ba Booey."
"Hi Ba-Ba Booey." I raise my forearm to it. He hops on. "Whoa! He's nice!"
"I know" says the priest.
"I'm gonna go now. Autumn twilight walks back to farm are a dose of something weird."
"Okay."
"Can i ring that big bell on my way out?"
"I don't care. But bring me a newspaper and some strawberry puffs next time you visit."
"Okay, bye old man. Bye Ba-Ba Booey." I hear a mutter and a caw behind me. I step out onto some orange leaves with a beautiful nature smell going up my nose, and I am off.
i teached a whale
to jump out of it's tail,
and i blushed at the rail.
Art of the deal - trump
dangerous - milo yiannopolous
maps of meaning - jordan peterson
and now
the art of the argument - stefan molyneux
>>9958302
answer my question you motherfucker
>>9958317
Don't be so dense.
I can understand you not agreeing with the heavy Jung influenced works of Peterson, but putting a harvard professor's writtings on the same level as those other books is pretty irresponsable.
I've lately thought about learning about the teachings of Confucius. What are the main books of this religion or school of thought, and what are the best versions out there ?
>>9958288
>What are the main books of this religion or school of thought, and what are the best versions out there
Confucius say, man who do business in whore house get jerked around
Confucius say, gypsies got no babies because gypsies have crystal balls
Confucius say, panties not best thing on earth, but next to it
Confucius say, war not determine who right. War determine who left
Confucius say, woman who put husband in doghouse soon find him in cat house
No need to thank me OP.
>>9958297
T-Thanks anon
https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Four_Books_and_Five_Classics
is pretty obvious.
Most of them don't have many translations so just get what you can get.
For the 5 classics, aside from the I ching, you will probably only find them in the sacred books of the east which you can get online for free.
I've only read the analects and parts of mencius, they're reasonably accessible.
Ideally you should study the classics but even though I'm chinese and even I gave up after a short time.
Also I ching divinations are good, I've done about 13 so far.
What do you guys rank Dostoevky's minor works?
I'm particularly thinking of the eternal husband and house of the dead since those are the ones I've read.
I thought the latter was interesting for being a semi-autobiographical testimony of life in a siberian prison but I didn't get as many insights into Dosto's psyche as I thought I would from his other writings.
The eternal husband was pretty cool too for reasons better explained in the introduction of the translation I read than I could do here. Basically the way sin is represented in it through the protag who remembers very gradually all the bad shit he did in his life and how it haunts him only now.
Tradition to Dostoevsky, there's also an interesting psychological profile made of the character of Pavlovitch.
Also, of his major works, the only book of him I haven't read yet is Demons but it's always described as very political and as having the traditional Dostoevskian psychology toned down. Still worth it?
For real though, do people actually take this man seriously?
>>9958251
I respect his work but I stopped reading philosophy for over a month after going through (not reading but going through) a brief derangement. I still haven't read anything analytic since now that I think about it
>>9958251
What's not to take seriously? Hardly the most fanciful of analytic philosophers
Let's get one of these up...
My question may not be explicitly literary, but I am curious if anyone can parse what I mean, and point me to some writing that talks about it. Is there anything to the idea that being conscious in this time, when our Earthly human population is at an all-time-high, that it means that the future "must" not have as high of a populace? More grimly, does being alive NOW possibly indicate that you could not be alive in the future? Philosophical, maybe nonsense, I know... But maybe someone more literary than I can point me to someone who articulated this in a better way, and expounded on it?
>>9958212
>Is there anything to the idea that being conscious in this time, when our Earthly human population is at an all-time-high, that it means that the future "must" not have as high of a populace?
The population increases every day, so I don't think this is right at all.
More grimly, does being alive NOW possibly indicate that you could not be alive in the future?
Every second is the future and I'm still here.
>>9958224
You are likely right, but I wonder this based on the notion that tomorrroooooow won't have more prosperous and larger human race that my consciousness could have been apart of, instead of the present. But these are practically stoner thoughts.
what is the best history of western philosophy book series?
i wonder if that one nietzsche was into is translated into english
Do you read any fanfiction, /lit/? Be honest.
>>9958148
>please make me feel better about my faggot hobby
ftfy
Do Doujins count?
>>9958148
No.
> Go on deviantart
> Type a literary character
> Find the weirdest pic and post it here
> Other anons try to guess who the fuck it is
Let's start with something hard
>>9958070
I have no idea who the fuck that is, but I like the concept of your thread a lot.
Guess the two furry OCs. Both from the same work.
>>9958070
I like this idea. DeviantArt just turns everythink into furries, though.
>>9958508
The Road?
I don't know, man.