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Culture of Critique by based Kevin MacDonald will tell you how.

>>9913248
That's some guy who writes about Jews. Shakespeare wasn't a Jew.

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>>9913310
>Shakespeare wasn't a Jew.

>>9913206
The one with the black Hermione.

Wow surprising to see a harry potter thread right when I'm working on one of my harry potter fanfics.
I liked the order of the phoenix best but that is probably due to the age at which I read it. It made me feel safe and cosy since I was being bullied going through a tough time.

>>9913206
Harry Potter was written by (((Jew Killer of Gentiles Rowlingstein))). Learn more by reading Culture of Critique by Kevin MacDonald

what does that mean

>>9913139
Well you see, anon. /u/ is the board for yuri: the Japanese word for a form of hentai involving two or more females in a homosexual relationship. So when OP types "p/u/rest", he refers to books about lesbians.

>>9913138
>hibikek
>low-effort one sentence OP
>crossboarding

Yup, it's a /u/shitter. Sage.

>>9912706
Yes but it was noted that this was entirely a private interpretation. His housemaid is recorded saying something to the effect that he would be upstairs in his study laughing maniacally as he composed his works. I'm pretty sure most people find his works bleak and horrifying and to the extent they might evoke some humor, uncanny.

>Scholem claimed that when he read the Czech author alongside the Pentateuch and the Talmud during a period of intensive study and feelings of 'the most rationalistic skepticism' about his area of study, "I [found in Kafka] the most perfect and unsurpassed expression of this fine line [between religion and nihilism] an expression which, as a secular statement of the Kabbalistic world-feeling in a modern spirit, seemed to me to wrap Kafka's writings in the halo of the canonical."[

What the diddly did this nigga mean by this

>>9912726
he's just trying to hype up his co-ethnic as some great writer instead of a dude who spammed random shit on the page

Obviously you've never heard of Mary Renault

>>9912700
Memoirs of Hadrian, desu

>>9912700
>Can't even google
Memoirs of Hadrian, bub.

Post dan schneider pasta about vollman

>that pic
jesus christ anon this is a blue board and i'm eating

>>9912592
He's a legit freak, but weirdly noble also.

kys before the fear does

take that terror

>>9912567

>realize you have to go pee again
>get annoyed but get up anyway

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>driving home
>realize every single day and hour that I don't read is lost forever and I won't get it back or get to try again
>I'm burning up my precious youth

>>9912545
It's a bit of a meme here but Dubliners

Tadeusz Różewicz. War survivor, his late works are distinctly post-modernist

Norton anthology of short fiction the full version not the shorter edition.
You can get it used for $5.
Borges is very good though.

>>9912475
haha I know right, what a weirdo

>>9912475
anime image forum

>>9912471
Real world practice. Really the best and quickest way to deal with that. Just go places where you don't know anyone so you have nothing to lose.

Don't really remember much of it. The last time I remember reading it was in the 6th grade.

>>9912435
madman

>>9912437
You should read it again, it takes a mature mind of fully appreciate it.

>audiobook
better watch Y tu mama tambien, hands down best road movie
for better understanding watch pierrot le fou, another classic of psychedelic, colorful cinema

>>9912330
Steven King is always a good compelling listen.

>>9912338
>>>/pol/

>>9912340
>Y tu mama tambien
already seen it
>>9912338
More history than politics, or straight up interesting stuff in general. Not really interested in /pol/ shit sorry.

>>9912186
The Bible

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Do plays count?
If so hamlet.
The depth of penetration that hamlet penetrates into the receptacle of our psyche is vast and deep.
As Nietzsche proclaimed, 'And if you gaze long into an abyss, the abyss also gazes into you' therefore it is hamlet that gazes back.
Furthermore Shakespeare's shocking display of the full consequences of the Oedipus complex is terrifying, both man and women driven into madness, and then death.
Alas the most disturbing part of hamlet is that we all see a little of him in ourselves, as the Nietzsche quote showed. Woe be to man and our endless toils.

>>9912134
He also sang Brecht (this part was actually written by his co-writer Hauptmann but he credits Brecht).
https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=Cz1ypTjChcA

More /x/ given his obsession with occultism

>>9912141
Why don't you get a fucking job?

Why is it stupid?

Seems to me that for whatever reasons the sexual component of our lives is beyond reproach and has good thinkers spinning fairytales to place it in good stead. They probably understand that it must be this way.

>>9912076
Because literature was their way to a wet groupie pussy. It's been like this since ovidius.

>>9912022
I begin to understand Charlie Brown's desire, his frustration, and his longing. Add a substantial dose of anxiety and a complete failure at baseball and that was pretty much HIS childhood....

>>9912405
Jews are merely non-local evolving of rejuvenation. It is in awakening that the degenerate age is reborn. The world is approaching a tipping point.

Reality has always been beaming with storytellers whose third eyes are opened by aspiration. Our conversations with other cultures have led to an evolving of pseudo-sensual consciousness. We are in the midst of a conscious summoning of hellfire that will align us with the quantum cycle itself.

I remember school taking up 60% of my waking hours. Even if I wasn't a NEET I still wouldn't give that much of my time away voluntarily.