>https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=wEiswvYR2HQ
will /lit/ ever recover?
>>8801652
>tfw she's now a DJ
Fuck Pynchon, the hack.
What's this from?
>>8804107
1 Night in Paris
*tips fedora
Wow great thread. Glad I came on /lit/ today otherwise I wouldve missed this gem
>>8801503
I wouldn't call it a gem, it's more like atheist wish fulfillment where the enemy is the church.
>>8801553
>atheist
But God is real in it.
What are some comfy winter reads?
>>8801287
the recognitions
Mason and Dixon
the world according to Gar?
I Am a Cat by Natsume Soseki
Harry Potter and the Goblet of Fire
Is everyman's library objectively the best publisher?
No, and I don't get the appeal here. They're just gaudy, overpriced hardcovers like all of the rest.
>>8801251
what do they look like when you take the rappers off?
>>8801325
Hersey kisses
Guys
I want to start getting into John Green but I've never read any of his stuff before and I'm worried I won't be able to understand it
what are some of his more easily accessible works?
>>8801247
Greek
>>8801247
My diary desu
>>8801247
I'm really enjoying the evolution of this meme.
Best war novels?
my diarrhea desu
>>8801096
>my diarrhea desu
>look mom i posted it again
>>8801081
wtf is that real?????
Is,this grammatically correct, /lit/?
>>8801048
Omg I'm so triggered by liberals xD
Let's have a circlejerk, guys! It's probably a woman as well!! They suck!
>>8801065
>circlejerk
You have to go back
>>8801065
Hear, hear!
Let's talk about Gravity's Rainbow
I'm about 200 pages in and I'm finding it surprisingly penetrable. After hearing it was the 'Everest of fiction'. Yes, it is a challenge but not as much as I was expecting.
Does it get harder as it goes on, as in more scientifically technical? I'm enjoying it very much so far, its blend of humour, paranoia, absurdity, sex and nihilistic commentary is all very appealing to me in a book.
>>8800993
>scientifically technical
Whaaaaaaaaaat
It's a long Burroughs-esque poem with shit eating & child fucking.
>>8801009
Ive never read it, but Ive also heard from multiple sources that the book has quite a bit of engineering jargon
>>8801020
>he doesn't do research while he reads books in order to gain a better understanding of them
pleb
Anyone read this? Cannot find a sample of it anywhere and was wondering if someone could throw out the opening paragraph or a few lines or screens if you have. Was thinking about reading it.
Also discuss: Apollinaire or similar lit
>>8800937
Just read the book, it's classic erotica and Apollinaire is a funny guy, you'll like it.
>>8801376
I will but it's more a matter of whether or not I ought to read it right away (in the event that it's the direction I've been looking for) or if I should cover a few other things I've been working towards first.
I haven't read it but I'm in for an Apollinaire general.
My personal fav is Il Pleut. One of my French teachers in college made us write our own calligrammes, I wrote a terrible one about a lamp-lighter. Not only was the poem terrible, but the image was tough to figure out. I had arrows to mark which direction the poem went. It also didn't help that it looked like the man was peeing.
This book is
>amazing,
you
>pathetic,
>mouthbreathing,
>reactionary,
>near-sighted,
>neckbearded
cunts.
I've slayed more pussy than any of you low-test virgins have even fapped to. Take notes lest you become the next E.R.
> - Literary "John"
Adios whores.
>>8800844
Love that book too but it's nothing compared to Ellis' other works
>>8800844
Go to bed Ellis, save some edge for tomorrow.
>>8800865
Agreed, but I'm a little shitfaced and unwinding with this before my graveyard shift (something none of the characters in this novel would understand...).
Early to bed, early to rise, comrades. You win by waking up to the shift, not by ending with the shift.
HOLY.... Ate a 125mg cannacap about 2 hours ago. Just reading Ulyssess. Was the first chapter narrated by Stephen? Seccond chapter was nice. The writing reminds me a lot of Mason and Dixon. So many nice paragraphs. when does it start to get difficult? Anyone reading this right now?
>>8800817
>when does it start to get difficult?
Roughly 2/3s of the way through.
>>8800817
>HOLY
lemme guess kid . . . JR is your favorite book?
>>8800866
(is it worth a read? i liked recognitions a lot)
We name a book and rate it from 0 to 5 for reading difficulty
0 being you just need to know how to read to understand it
5 being nostradamus tier
Ill start with the bible : 1.2
>>8800779
Hmmmm maybe a 2 actually
Anyone has a score for thus said zarathustra?
>0 to 5
>but let's use decimals too
Gravity's Rainbow: 2.5165146987156261
>>8800786
Why are you being pretentious? This is an anonymous board, don't be scared to admit Gravity's rainbow is actually a 2.5165146987156263
Oil up lads, 22 entire minutes of new Zizek!
>Big Pseud
>>8800675
>I'm 16 and my sources are superior
Grow up
Can this guy go one day without making a media appearance?
This is Zizek's wife, Jela Krečič.
We're all gonna make it.
>>8800665
Zizek is a based god. I'm none of that
Where there any other philosophers with hot wives? I know Socrates had a wife but he was the opposite of beauty so she was probably ugly as well.
>>8800684
Continental Philosphy = Pussy Magnet
Analytic Philosophy = Lucky to marry a dry crone
Regardless of how good/bad you think My Twisted World was, it was far superior to anything that any of you could write.
>>8800541
Even the comment I'm writing now has 1000 times more literary merit than that pos.
Most of us are better read than Elliot was, so you're probably wrong
>>8800550
It was objectively good, but you cannot admit that because you dislike the author on a personal level.