Chart thread post your charts
what about that hipster asian guy who posts here?
essential /lit/core
That's the worst chart I've ever seen
what are the best history books about world war two? is there a chart perhaps?
I've been reading antony beevor's "the second world war". is it thorough?
Here's a classic. Very comprehensive and thorough.
>>8157734
thank you very much anon, this seems like what i've been looking for.
>>8157734
Outdated now though.
Churchill's 6 vol Memoirs are extremely reliableand nice to have around the house aestheticallyif you believe the source, he does fall short of attacking certain british generals which he admitted.
The best academic source on the third reich is Evans' Third Reich Trilogy.
The best book on the Holocaust is The Destruction of the European Jews by Raul Hilberg
Desert Fox, a biography of Rommel, is done almost exclusively off his papers and provides good accounts of the Desert War
I have not done much looking into the Pacific Theater, but Oppenheimer' biography American Prometheus is a great work on the nuclear effort.
Stalin: In the Court of the Red Tsar by montefiore is a great work on the eastern front
Anyone got a /lit/ chart for Greek mythology?
I enjoyed playing the Zeus: Master of Olympus and Poseidon: Master of Atlantis city builders, the God of War series, and watching Hercules as a kid, and I want to read more into the bloody details.
Mythology by Edith Hamilton is a good start.
Read Ovid's Metamorphoses, Homer's Iliad & Odyssey, Hesiod's Theogony & Works and Days, then Aeschylus, then Sophocles, then Euripides.
>He doesn't use lines from Homer in his daily speech
Whats your excuse /lit/?
>>8157440
>Soon as the Dawn shone forth rose-fingered at earliest daybreak
i went to work too as well
>>8157447
Do you prefer Merrill over Lattimore?
I don't have autism.
Just look how fuck able Sylvia Plath was.
How do you judge someone's fuck ability just from one possibly fleeting facial expression?
Unfuckable unreachable sellout, really, davejohnmcplatEH.
>>8157366
What, do you like like girls for their personality and shit?
That's fuckin gay.
Do you feel that John Green and his ilk are actually detrimental to literature in the large sense, or is your hatred for him out of a simple sense of disdain for his style of writing?
>>8156915
I know nothing about him except seeing numerous threads on here from the same deranged moron who obsesses over him.
Who cares, honestly
>>8156920
If you can't handle the heat get the fuck out of the kitchen friendo
>>8156933
>being emotionally invested in John Green
Time to end it, lad
Is there a point to reading if you have no one to talk about it with?
How is that? You have /lit/.
>>8156911
What if I don't enjoy posting?
>>8156908
i don't ever talk about the books i read with anyone.
Does stream of consciousness mean you just don't use quotation marks?
>>8156863
No, it means that you write the whole book with all semicolons and one period; with semicolons you can expand your sentences; given that the thoughts are related, you can use the semicolons to chain indefinitely; I have just demonstrated the semicolon method.
>>8156863
It means you write one-handed, if you catch my drift
>>8156877
because ur other hand is holdin ur benis
I like warhammer 40k, but there are so many books by different authors that it's hard to tell what series are worth reading and what should be skipped. What should I read? What should be considered essential reads for 40k buffs? Also, are there any other series that share the grimdark-fantasy-science fiction themes of 40k? I await your recommendations.
>>>/tg/
If you're already familiar with the setting, the Horus Heresy books are good for getting the ball rolling.
Moby-Dick is a good ass fuckin book.
Post other good ass fuckin books
too on the nose, friend
i dont remember any ass fucking in moby dick
but if youre into that naked lunch is a good ass fucking book
>>8156823
I haven't read moby dick in awhile but there was one scene I remember that was really gay. Something about a bunch of grown men washing their hands in "sperm?"
Recommend some books about the science of loneliness/ developing the skills of being lonely.
what does that even mean?
why not surround yourself with other people and develop socialization skills? surely you'd enjoy that more!
>>8156809
Read the Phaedrus and find a newfound passion for love ?
Search for that "Divine Madness"
I can see what you see not—
Vision milky, then eyes rot.
When you turn, they will be gone,
Whispering their hidden song.
Then you see what cannot be—
Shadows move where light should be.
Out of darkness, out of mind,
Cast down into the Halls of the Blind.
>>8156685
I enjoyed most of the Halo canon. Kilo 5 trilogy was good, but the forerunner trilogy felt forced at times.
Baudrillard
pluto - the greeks
Butcher's Crossing stuck with me a little more than Blood Meridian. What are some of /lit/'s favorite westerns? They can be fun one's or contemplative ones. Get in here and share.
You've already taken two of the boards' three favorite.
Warlock is the third. Oakley.
Hall.
>>8156617
Shane and Warlock.
My Antonia and Death comes for the Archbishop are definitely westerns and they are great. NYRB really wants people to read The Settler and has been selling it with Butchers Crossing and Stoner.
Hombre and Lonesome Dove
What are the best books published within the last six years?
Pic unrelated
>>8156596
none, fuck off autismos
>>8156601
Thank you for contributing.
>>8156601
>angst implosion over absolutely nothing
Is this accurate?
>>8156594
are you a raging homo?
>>8156594
> Pop trash being compared to a masterpiece
> Even considering video games to be comparable to any art