Are there any good books for people with ADHD? I have alot of trouble reading, not physically, but mentally. I read pretty slow, imagining scenes as they happen in my head, as if I'm watching a movie of everything going on in the book, but if it gets too boring, I stop imagining and start skimming, and once I realize I've been skimming, I cant remember what I was even reading, so I read the whole page again.
Is there any way to fix it or am I stuck with reading only certain books? does anyone else have this issue?
>pic related is one of the few books I actually read completely and willfully
>>8809041
is this the book by palahuik (or whatever) where the guy rips his guts out through his ass with a pool drain?
I guess what you'd have to do is acknowledge that it's fine to read slowly, and take a break whenever you start the brain-dead skimming like that and return to it later. Have you tried that before?
aspie here I always read nonfiction. just constantly take notes and its usually fine
>poem or story begins by addressing the weather or season
>novel opens with dialogue
>>8808925
>[dialogue from anonymous speaker]
>something along the lines of "[main character] put down his book and looked up at her"
ITT: Write meaningless quips that sound profound and incisive but aren't
People always end up looking like the pills they take
Sometimes I swear my keyboard types faster than I do.
>>8808838
Don't be yourself, free yourself
What's some good facist literature?
Mihai Eminescu
Auguste Villiers de l'Isle-Adam
Verner von Heidenstam
Ion Creangă
Duiliu Zamfirescu
Rudyard Kipling
Saki
Knut Hamsun
Luigi Pirandello
Giuseppe Ungaretti
Saunders Lewis
Cyriel Verschaeve
Josef Weinhaber
Hanns Heinz Ewers
Gunnar Gunnarsson
Louis-Ferdinand Céline
Paul Morand
Jacques Chardonne
Marcel Jouhandeau
Jacques Laurent
Yukio Mishima
Jean Raspail
Michel Déon
Futurists
Baron Giulio Cesare Andrea Evola
Junger heinlein
Sir Oswald Mosley
Julius Evola
Léon Degrelle
Cornelius Codreanu
Giovanni Gentile
Oswald Spengler
Mussolini
Giovanni Papini
Celine
Houellebecq
DE maistre
Fashies usually burn books or just write garbage.
>>8808841
>forgetting the most important
i read this 2 or 3 years ago and i remember almost nothing
>>8808705
neat
yeah mediocre novel. First third is good but it goes downhill from there.
>>8808705
Anon read a great book a few years ago, and OMG HE DOESNT REMEMBER A THING. 2/10 memory, probably didnt really read it.
How do I live the /lit/ life my friends? It is my dream to live a bohemian life like the great masters of before.
>Describe a little about your life?
>wake up, finish the cigarette I half smoked the night before while reading Charlemagne's letters
>go back to sleep for an hour
>wake up again, walk through my flat saying "fuck" in exasperated tones.
>throw on a black metal cassette or Schoenberg concerto
>drink whatever's available
>go into the market and buy baguette, cheese, and the paper
>speed walk thru the urbanized areas gritting my teeth and counting the milestones before I can cast my vote for le front nationale next year
>go to the park, read the paper and eat
>go back to my flat and read for 8-9 hours with /lit/ breaks
>eat again
>sleep or go out drinking
Rate my life
>>8808637
Nice projection
>>8808562
10/10 lit would pursue
Was he Russian or American author?
Russican
french
i'd say russian
Is there any good book in spanish literature? It seems that all books written by Spanish speaking authors are mediocre or just a big pile of shit
What have ya tried, amigo?
Cervantes is great desu
Jesus christ Anon, there are innumerable classics written in Spanish originally. To name a few that I would be bewildered if you hadn't heard of them:
Don Quixote - Cervantes
Labyrinths, Ficciones - Borges
The Savage Detectives, 2666 - Bolano
heh... i cant wait for the epic MEMEs to roll in!!
I firmly believe this is the funniest reply in the history of /lit/
Just bought pic related. Is it good? Will it help me later on when I read the philosophers he writes about in this book?
I found it useful and quite an enjoyable read, though Russell's far from impartial. It might be worth reading up on him so you can understand where he was coming from.
Horrible, you are going to end knowing less than before.
Wittgenstein once remarked to Maurice O'Connor Drury, "Russell's books should be bound in two colours: those dealing with mathematical logic in red -- and all students of philosophy should read them; those dealing with ethics and politics in blue -- and no one should be allowed to read them."
Someone post the Norwegian Wood one please : <
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>>8807235
What's the 'best' translation, and by that I mean the one that doesn't sound like a Russian giving English a try after 2 courses at his local community center.
OP pic related
Maude or Garnett
>translation
If a jest is infinite... How could we know it's a jest, if we will never hear the punchline?
>>8806910
Aye, there's the rub.
>>8806910
DFW BTFO
Made me think
that faggot is just a ridiculous wannabe oscar wilde
>>8806809
Alliteration every other fucking sentence... Also, he wouldn't let Penguin publish unless it was as a 'classic'.
why does he look like he just put his dick in his own arse?
Anybody else hyped for Tao Lin's new novel "Leave Society"?
>"Scheduled for released in 2017, Leave Society is expected to serve as the internet-savvy author's manifesto about our times, covering everything from the nature of anonymous online communities to the relationship between hallucinogens and Virtual Reality. In our interview with Lin, the author explained how "the internet, for me, encourages detachment from society, from human relationships, and from any stable notion of the self". Through the eyes of protagonist Clarke, an autistic programmer working for a sinister Silicon Valley start-up, we witness a landscape of empty sidewalks, dilapidated shopping malls, and vast server rooms which ironically serve as Clarke's only refuge from the world. While the Millennial generation may not yet have announced its representative in the literary world, in his latest novel Tao Lin declares himself as the best candidate for the job."
http://www.vice.com/read/tao-lin-leave-society-interview-2017
this really speaks to me
t: guy in picture
>>8806725
I like the idea desu. The vapidity of modern life, as a subject, is surprisingly neglected by modern authors - probably because they don't realize how inane modern life has become.
Unfortunately, I don't think Tao Lin can do justice to it. He's annoyingly mediocre.
>>8806725
>While the Millennial generation may not yet have announced its representative in the literary world, in his latest novel Tao Lin declares himself as the best candidate for the job."
HAHAHA fucking millennials thank God I'm not one of (You).