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>>7646179
goodbye to all that

that one they assign freshmen year were the dudes all shit together

But I have only read farewell to arms and western front all quiet etc.
I'm a pleb!

Are you fluent in french, Spanish, German, Russian and Italian?

>one of the most epic threads I've seen here in the entire week I've been here.
- Anon

>>7653645
>l'un des fils les plus épiques que je ai vu ici, dans toute la semaine que je suis ici .
-Anonyme

Humble bump. Anything witty. Simple. In a dialogue.

Romeo and Juliet

Non bookish?

>>7653082
>Annotate

JUST

>>7653082
are these things true?

about each ep being different styles etc?

>>7653133
How fucking new are people on /lit/ nowadays

No Camus? The Stranger belongs here.

>>7652800
it's on no 7

>>7652800
which step in the process of searching for a book on this chart did you fail to do? Was it designating in your mind which book you wanted to find? Was it opening and looking at the image? Or was it remembering to check all of the books, and cross-referencing them with the one you designated? The third is probably the most difficult but just as essential as the other two!

ForgottenBooks might have a copy

>>7652500
>ForgottenBooks
nope, don't got it.

>>7652473
Found it, twice, in pdf:
https://digitallibrary.vassar.edu/islandora/object/vassar:25503#page/1/mode/1up
http://objects.library.uu.nl/reader/index.php?obj=1874-284092&lan=en#page//38/89/00/38890039983144208322860266839505940687.jpg/mode/1up

Sometimes, thinkin of Italian first humanists and shit
But most of the times the world changes literature

>>7651755
yes

literally everything can, and does

but don't believe anyone who says they can see the outcomes

It has, and still can, though less so.

>>7653250
For me, it's the greatest work ever conceived. It changed me fundamentally, and finally allowed me to see through the liberal lies that I've been fed by cultural marxist Jews all my life.

Beware: Once you've read it, you will not live in a rose-colored world like you are now. Once redpilled, you can't go back.
Try it out. See how deep the rabbit hole goes

>>7653250
For me, it's the greatest work ever conceived. It changed me fundamentally, and finally allowed me to see through the reptilian lies that I've been fed by cultural extraterrestrial Reptilians all my life.

Beware: Once you've read it, you will not live in a rose-colored world like you are now. Once redpilled, you can't go back.
Try it out. See how deep the rabbit hole goes

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>>7653255
>>7653261

>>7652882

http://darkbooks.org/pp.php?v=778229945

>http://darkbooks.org/pp.php?v=778229945

thanks anon

any idea what this means? im so utterly befuddled by this sequence of dreams and why this book wtf makes it so special i have to dream about it for months and months

>>7652903

Without knowing more about your life and the dream I couldn't really guess, except that it probably represents your subconscious need to learn about things that are dangerous or verboten. Those things likely aren't related to magick at all but to your self. Anyway, good luck on your quest.

dont make me cry right now you faggot

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>>7652328

https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=lBX3SZGd2vk

>>7652175
symbolism is passe
now

tao lin is not catholic

alt lit one
original poster zero

>>7652175
because joyce literally made a book about not being cholic
because pynchon is none of the things he was raised as

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The spanish one is better

>>7651915
They are all awful. 5 is acceptable.

>>7651937
Nice.

>>7651915
Gotta love 6 man. Popped by IJ cherry.

1 > 3 > 6 > 2 > 4 > 5

>>7651776

Enjoyed the last thread, OP.

>A1:
>A2:Osamu Dazai
>A3: Isidore-Lucien Ducasse
>A4: Yasunari Kawabata
>A5: A young Wilson? Same eyes.
>A6:
>B1:
>B2: Alfred Jarry
>B3:
>B4: August Strindberg
>B5: Carl Jung
>B6:
>C1: e.e cummings
>C2: Georges Bataille
>C3:
>C4: Jean Baudrillard
>C5: I want to say Levinas but not sure.
>C6: Robert Lowell
>D1:
>D2: Martin Heidegger
>D3:
>D4: Roland Barthes
>D5: Allen Ginsberg
>D6: Thomas Pynchon
>E1: Paul Verlaine
>E2:
>E3:
>E4:
>E5:
>E6: Ludwig Wittgenstein

All I have so far. This one is a bit harder.

What website are you making to create these?

A1: Ted Hughes
A2: Dazai
A3: Mainlander?
A4: Kawabata
A5:
A6: Akutagawa
B1:
B2: Williams
B3: Rilke
B4:
B5:
B6:
C1:
C2:
C3:
C4: Baudrillard
C5:
C6:
D1:
D2: Heidegger
D3:
D4: Ginsberg
D5: Pynchone
D6:
E1:
E2:
E3:
E4:
E5:
E6: Wittgenstein

>>7651830
Thanks. Yup, this one's a bit harder, though. ^_^ Good luck, anons!

Correct Answers Thus Far:

>A1:
>A2:Osamu Dazai
>A3: Isidore-Lucien Ducasse / Comte de Lautreamont
>A4: Yasunari Kawabata
>A5:
>A6:
>B1: Alfred Jarry
>B2:
>B3:
>B4: August Strindberg
>B5: Carl Jung
>B6:
>C1: e.e cummings
>C2: Georges Bataille
>C3:
>C4: Jean Baudrillard
>C5:
>C6: Robert Lowell
>D1:
>D2: Martin Heidegger
>D3:
>D4: Roland Barthes
>D5: Allen Ginsberg
>D6: Thomas Pynchon
>E1: Paul Verlaine
>E2:
>E3:
>E4:
>E5:
>E6: Ludwig Wittgenstein

>>7647918

OP you must accept that such things are ineffable.

>>7647918
stfu, yes it does

>>7647918
AHAHAHAHA tru dat
how many dumb cunts with 50k views all they do is cry and talk about themselves

weahhhh weahhh me me me me me
so fucking true

somebody fall in love with me
fuck off bitch

One about a man from a race of monkey people who, after his single mother dies, finds himself without ties to the world. He signs on to a cargo ship, hoping to find purpose, and it ends up shipwrecked- the only survivors him and a mute tiger-man servant. They end up on a continent of bird-people and have to... something. I haven't worked out much beyond that. They could find something world-changing or have to stop a threat to the world but I'm not sure. Sounds too trite. That's what happens when you work setting-first, I guess.

The other, a fairly typical urban fantasy. A man who lives by himself is slowly tormented into half-insanity by a box in his attic, sent visions each night in his dreams of opening the box and finding treasure inside. After he dreams of finding his mother in the box- his mother who has been dead for years- he decides enough is enough, and opens the box. Turns out it's the personal library of a wizard of some note, and he is thrust, alone, into a world of magic etc etc. I hope to make it different by not including very many other people- I want him to face things alone. Involves dualistic cosmology, with black and still angels, and white and wild demons.

Hmm. I hadn't realized it before now, but both of these heavily involve dead mothers as a starting premise. Perhaps I have a problem.

Well, that sounds pretty gay.

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A dark-enlightenment, nietzschean, body-building half-demon, along with his dominatrix older-sister, a sexually-repressed, fiend-hunting, zen martial artist, an immortal, homosexual, siberian werewolf shaman, a PTSD'd, manichaean lesbian, fight against an extradimentional, haughty dragon cuntboy, an anti-civilization, sumerian clayman, and the demon/immigrant mafia for the vagina of a normal girl.