So autumn officially starts tomorrow, objectively the comfiest time of year..
What are some essential autumncore books to read?
Something that has that melancholic autumn feel that's hard to put into words.
A Christmas Carol
Thoreau
>>8534654
Anything specific or just anything by him?
Is fanfiction of video games and shows degenerate?
Yes. But it's still a guilty pleasure of mine
All fan fiction is degenerate.
That being said, it's fun to read sometimes so who the fuck cares.
Hell, video games and TV shows are shit in the first place. In addition, popular music, chain restaurants, practically any movie that gets a wide release, etc, are all shit as well, and I don't engage in them.
What book will stop my pinky toe from being sore?
>>8534603
Great thread.
>>8534603
the amount of shitposting feels unusually high atm
>>8534637
Prove that you are living a non-degenerate, family based lifestyle which encourages the institution of private property or I will turn you into a consumer good and utilize your labor as the means of production.
go away this isn't political instagram
>>8534736
sleep tight Plato
Is Mushishi /lit/ approved?
Pastoral detective folk tales with a nomadic philosopher protagonist seems like an understandable niche /lit/ anime.
>>8534509
well i can't speak for /lit, but it's my personal favorite chinese cartoon
>>8534509
I've never read it.
>>8534509
>understandable niche /lit/ anime
>anime
>/lit/
Manga is a superior art-form to anime you ass.
>for lack of a better word
>advantageous
>>8534496
>for lack of a better word
what's so "bad," for lack of a better word, about that one?
OP.
>Y'all
Hey /lit/
Can you guys recommend me some Weird/Cosmic Fiction? I've made my way through Machen, Poe, Lovecraft and Ligotti. I'm looking for something in this vain.
Thanks in advance
>>8534458
Judging by your list, you have a good idea of where to go. But William H Hodgson's The House On The Borderland is a big text in weird lit. He wrote other weird stories, but they are interminable seafaring tales, badly written.
Arthur Conan Doyle, between Sherlock Holmes, submitted horror and suspense tales to magazines. About a dozen of them are collected in a Wordsworth volume. Some of them feel a lot like Lovecraft e.g. The Terror Of Blue John Gap.
Bumping for further suggestions
>>8534458
Clark Ashton Smith is one of my favorites. He was a friend of Lovecraft's too; he's definitely on par with HPL, and sometimes even better.
Anyone has any interesting thoughts about this they wanna share? Just finished it and would love to talk about it.
To get started:
Morel says, “When all the senses are synchronized, the soul emerges".
The recreation in reality of the past events supplants the current reality of their participants. What I don't understand is why? Why does the original have to dissipate for the copies to live on eternally?
>>8534484
don't you remember whenhe lost his hand to the camera? Morel invented the technology as a kind of suicide trap for his narcissism & props
Need help need to make a contrast from this please
The question is Shakespeare uses contrast in this extract. Can u find an example and explain why it's used
>>8534362
Try thinking for yourself
>>8534397
Not smart
Sometimes I really hate being a human, /lit/. I am a revolting sack of meat and fluid, filled with waste product in perpetual need of discharge, and that distresses me. I want to dehumanize myself. Let's discuss literature that deals with similar feelings and perhaps can aid in dehumanization.
Read Marcus Aurelius.
>>8534301
You might say that the arrow is pointing to the tipping point
Is Franzen comfy? Should I read him?
>>8534294
He's Stephen King of post-modernism
>>8534294
I think (but am not sure that) I might have been more inclined towards reading this person's books if they had a beard, or at least looked less like some fancy version of an evolved bird pokemon, which (bird pokemons) I've always had a certain distaste for
Tfw I'm finally living the literary lifestyle
>>8534231
In what way?
>>8534350
He's wearing a shit jumper and reading The Lesser Bohemians outside an overpriced coffeehouse
>>8534359
>shit jumper
>"had had"
>>8534223
>>"
>"All the faith he had had had had no effect on him"
>>8534223
But that's correct, you fucking mongoloid.
Do you know what past perfect is?
What do you think about Kafkas work with the widest recognition?
inb4 dirty jew
I think it's intelligent, nihilistic, and with a wicked sense of humor
>>8534140
Im new to this board, Im sorry if this has been done to death. The question was genuine though so no need to meme me.
>>8534134
Also, opinions on Amerika? Should I read Metamorphosis before reading it?
Aside from The Will to Power, Beyond Good and Evil and Thus Spoke Zarathustra, what are some books written by Nietzsche worth reading?
>inb4 none you edgy fedoralord
>>8534114
none
>>8534114
Literally everything he wrote.
>>8534126
I thought /lit/ was better than this