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>>7623870
Here's some constructive criticism: your post is too confusing to draw meaning from. Please rephrase it in a way which makes some sense

>>7623870
>im so well read and know so many obscure and hipster authors, look at how patrician i am

fuck off faggot

>>7623870
Put down the bong and give an example

>>7623848
They are wide-spaced tablets for little kids to practice handwriting on. Ignatius's use of them for writing his philosophical opus signifies his childishness and lack of self-awareness.

>>7623848
>Ignatius seems like proto /r9k/ anon

He has a girl who is interested in him. And he reads and has a degree.

That's the antithesis of the jugpissers on /r9k/

>>7624016
>implying reading and jugpissing are opposed
>implying im not reading while jugpissing right now

Re-read BotNS? After Urth if you haven't already.

Wizard Knight and rest of Solar cycle

The Wizard Knight is not too bad.

It's aimed at younger children, but has some of his similar themes of false memory.

it's finished
let it fall

There have been SF/Fantasy threads since forever. I remember when there were unironic threads praising GRRM, maybe four years ago.

>>7623247
once people start making generals boards end up dying

Here's mine. Its about gorilla munch

Come after tonight
we'll live and puke
and i will fill you up
until you cannot breathe
shove my fist into the box
grab handfuls with blood soaked meat hammers
and smash it into my face
pellets cascade into tears
satiation is a goal of
those who fixate on the moribund
there will be no tears now
only dreams...

>>7622945
what was your daily intake like, lad?

>>7622266
let's not and be happy about it.

>>7622286

You're delusional.

>>7622312
am i? prove it.

>Pointless! Pointless! says Kohelet
>Utterly meaningless! Nothing matters!...
>What has been is what will be,
>what has been done is what will be done,
>and there is nothing new
>under the sun.

pretty self-explanatory.

>Hear, you who have ears to hear, what the Spirit says to the Churches! To him who is victorious I will Give the right to eat from the tree of life that stands in the Garden of God

>From there Elisha went up to Bethel. As he was walking along the road, some boys came out of the town and jeered at him. “Get out of here, baldy!” they said. “Get out of here, baldy!” He turned around, looked at them and called down a curse on them in the name of the Lord. Then two bears came out of the woods and mauled forty-two of the boys. And he went on to Mount Carmel and from there returned to Samaria.

The Lord is just!

He's not. He's great at it. Most adults are just incapable of meeting your standards for adulthood.

>>7617352
first post best post

>>7617352
/thread

i dunno i don't read

Infinite Jest, White Noise, The Bible, The Book of Disquiet, No Longer Human, Wuthering Heights

>>7607384
>IJ
>Bible
>NLH
>WH
>Bad
Wew lad...

>>7624107
Asimov? His foundation series is pretty damn interesting from a sci fi pov

The first four Halo novels.

(The second one is redundant if you've played the game, but the other three are great.)

read his nonfiction you fool

>>7624091
when do they fuck in the book?

never

>>7624091
>implying pigs are animals

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>>7623980

Strength is beautiful. The ability to actualize one's will is beautiful. Being absolutely and perfectly free is beautiful. Being unstained by doubt, self-hatred, or misery is beautiful.

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>>7624002
this is really good. I didn't know that this was what my story was about, but all my characters struggle with these things, and the monster is like that. Very cool, thanks. will post more monsters if people ask

expand minds eye

>>7623956
>these trash books
that is not very specific

>>7623956
because you might like them.
why should we make you read anything? it should be an activity that isnt compulsory. if you don't want to read, or need some specific reason to read books, then you don't have to.

it would be nice for you to read some of this literature, not all of it is worthwhile, but it can help you to see the world in a different way, relate to others better, and improve communication!

please read this man's work neo-/lit/ or any of my friends from yrs ago

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>>7623946
gay-tier statist rubbish. check out Hans Herman Hoppe, Moldbug or the austrian economist.

>>7623946
What do you recommend?

Myths from Mesopotamia - Oxford World's Classics

also would like some chinese/japanese myths recs!

You'd probably enjoy Borge's Book of Imaginary Beings