Has any poetry in hip hop ever caught your interest?
only bladee
Nasty Nas in your area
>>8931914
>Illogic
>Aesop Rock
>Deltron 3030
>DOOM
>Busdriver
yes
/lit/'s thoughts on this book?
>>8931822
a fun romp
>>8931822
It's dank af.
>>8931822
9/10 would read again if it was 2005
Is this book worth reading? I don't really intend on reading all 5 volumes but I am tempted to see what it's like because apparently the writing is beautiful.
>>8931821
>"is Proust, one of the most beloved and influential authors of all time, worth reading?"
Is the Moncrieff translation best or is the Lydia Davis?
>>8931821
Yes, and you'll end up reading the rest
The reading for day 15 is B3 Part 2 Chapter 5 through and including Chapter 17, pp. 752-804.
>Ebooks and audiobook
https://mega.nz/#F!4QVj1b4B!BMF7h3um_c5qWHQCP_aw6g
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Reading Schedule
>Count Nikolai Rostov
>such chivalry
>much gentleman
Don't call it a comeback
Chapters 51 through 55
OP is just reading through them now. Some people wanted more catch up days for later in the read-through - I'll slap them in the chart for tomorrow.
>Ebooks and audiobook
https://mega.nz/#F!NIcBwCYL!ZZo5gGqjat1yL_-RkuzZFw
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>>8925724
current chart
>mfw 3 days behind
I am reading now.
>>8931663
Don't worry lad. We'll have some more catch up days later.
It has been three years since I have read Stirner. Through that period I read some more philosophy, and while most of it dealt with different things, it helped me to brood over Stirner's ideas.
Now I have come to a conclusion: action as identity always entails sacrifice and idol worship.
>>8931449
>action as identity always entails sacrifice and idol worship
Now present your argument
Idol worship or idle worship?
And what the fuck do you mean by "action as identity"?
>>8931449
>action as identity always entails sacrifice and idol worship
Holy.....
start
>>8930989
From a Western perspective, I've always loved Watts, but my hunch is that /lit/ will shit on him.
I want my spiritual lessons in an entertainment format, though.
>>8930989
Buddhism Plain & Simple by Steve Hagen, an American Zen master. I read it just recently and it blew my mind.
Upaniṣads by Patrick Olivelle
Hey /lit/ ¿what do you think about Howard Philips Lovecraft?
Spooky
>>8930718
>Had a cat named Nigger-man
Everything checks
>>8930718
What is the best children's book?
The Giving Tree and Le Petit Prince
When I was a kid I really wanted to fuck Beatrix from Final Fantasy 9
She was tsundere and scary because she was so powerful so I wanted her to basically rape my 11 year old self
>>8930577
start with the greeks
How different is the english translation from the original German? Am I missing out on much?
>My ego is the whole of my ontology
When will Egoist ever learn
Stirner is a laughing stock in academia
He is nothing more than a joke at a dinner party
>>8930546
I've read the old English Byington did, and though I think I understood it well enough, I think the translation was poor.
I want to try the Verso translation out sometime.
Fantasy
Selected:
>https://i.imgur.com/r688cPe.jpg
General:
>https://i.imgur.com/igBYngL.jpg
Flowchart:
>https://i.imgur.com/uykqKJn.jpg
Science Fiction
Selected:
>https://i.imgur.com/A96mTQX.jpg
>https://i.imgur.com/IBs9KE8.jpg
General:
>https://i.imgur.com/r55ODlL.jpg
>https://i.imgur.com/gNTrDmc.jpg
NPR's Top 100 Science Fiction & Fantasy Books:
>https://i.imgur.com/IJxTQBL.jpg
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>>8929270
got a soft spot for this one.
>>8929270
Can someone name a good sci-fi or fantasy series with a major character, preferably a protagonist or ally of the protagonist, who is both male and bisexual, but not reducible to his sexual orientation and whose sexual orientation is not just "horny as fuck and wants to bang everything that moves?"
Especially if it's either not politicized or, if it is, is done in an interesting way and not a preachy way.
Something like John Constantine being bi in Hellblazer.
I know Marion Zimmer Bradley's husband loved raping little boys. Does her fiction contain any /ss/ themes?
I want to take a break from crime and punishment and read something beautiful. I have a cold right now and reading this grimdark shit really makes it flare up. Does anyone have any suggestions of something beautiful and poetic, preferably a novel that I could read?
The epilogue of Crime and Punishment desu
Marius the Epicurean.
I highly underrated classic.
>>8929256
But Dosto is beautiful
Are there any books that address the reality of love and sex in the 21st century?
>>8928961
Yes.
New Critique thread for Ya'll since the other one is dead and made up of a clusterfuck of people posting their shit and nobody critiquing.
Rules are you must post a link/write a few paragraphs of your work along with a critique of another anon's work.
Basically critique for critique
Go!
I'll go first
Oily, greasy, little spots of ketchup from last nights meal on his fingers. A little dash of semen across his forearm and down the palm of his hand. Cheeto dust, crumbs, bread crumbs on his beard dangling onto the wiry confines of the hair on his neck, being consumed and unable to leave, as if in a disease ridden jail cell.
When I was 22 I got to meet my idol. David Foster Wallace. He was on his deathbed, with some cancer of the brain, and he said to me, “Child! One question is all I shall answer of you!” So I asked in a meek voice, “What method did you use to write?” To which he replied, in an angry manner: “I had a stencil and I would shart through the letter I wanted so that it would splatter accordingly on the paper”
>>8929217
I'm sorry
is he the most redpilled author ever to have lived?
>>8928683
That would be Hitler, you weeb-loving faggot-enabler
Take the ACTUAL redpill
He thought the pill was growth hormones.