Who /librarian/ here?
Do you know if there is any way to allow users to view illiad records from afar?
>>7600196
Binoculars
>>7600387
top lel
I'm a librarian's assistant, been so since October. It's okay, though it is essentially a customer service job.
We use Polaris, dunno.
I have had this book on my shelf "want to read" for awhile now. I am wondering what is the best way to tackle this book. Do I take it a page at a time? or do I read a chapter then go back and read all the footnotes or do I read the main book then go back and read the rest?
Has anybody read this and of so what was your strategy? Is it worth the time?
I too am interested in this book.
>>7600167
I bought this book a while ago, and had a pretty easy time getting through it just page by page. Within the first two chapters you figure out how the color combinations of the notes relate to each other, and it gets pretty easy to figure when events between the main characters happen. My friends and people in the S forums (they exist) have tackled it different ways. By the second or third chapter, you should be able to figure out what reading pattern works for you.
>>7600167
GROOVE STREET, HOME.
Norwegian Woods or Kafka on the shore? Which one is the best to start with Murakami? What are the themes of each book?
>>7600049
you misspelt memes.
>>7600049
Listen, kid.
On /lit/ we don't condone of the writings of "authors" (it seems ridiculous to call him one) that freshmen in college read (the liberal and female variety, that is).
Here is what you need if you want to be a true enlightened patrician literature afficionado:
David Foster Wallace - Infinite Jest
Thomas Pynchon - Gravity's Rainbow
Vladimir Nabokov - Lolita
Dostoyevski - The Brothers Karamazov
Max Stirner - The Ego and its Own
These are /lit/-approved books that make or break you as an intellectual powerhouse
>>7600056
If you only read the books that everyone else is reading, you can only think what everyone else is thinking.
Is there any value in reading this?
>>7599483
yes, its fun
sounds p funny to me
society for cutting up men manifesto
KEK
>>7599483
Solanas>>>>>>>Rodger
Who /book-a-week 2016/ here?
This is retarded. The Recognitions took me three weeks.
>>7599312
Not quite but close.
Difference between nihilism and absurdism?
All but the last 3 letters.
>>7599191
I don't care about your favorite cut of fish. It doesn't mean anything in the grand scheme of local snail oligarchies.
Nihilists are 16 years old and Absurdists are 13 years old.
Can /lit/ recommend any books about the nature of identity?
Non-fiction preferred but fiction is also welcome.
>>7598365
A Song of Ice and Fire. Not even joking, that is a major theme in them.
Try Pirandello
>>7598365
Between the world and me
What does /lit/ think about The Witcher saga by Andrzej Sapkowski?
>>7598317
trash
>>7598317
>Posting genre /lit/ outside the genre /lit/ general
I can feel your reddit t-shirt from here.
The Last Wish is good, but they quickly go downhill from there.
The games actually have far better writing than most of the books, at least in English.
What is the best English translation of The Human Comedy? I'm looking for a complete collection of Balzac's masterpiece.
the old public domain one on free google books is fine
>>7598120
>Balzac's masterpiece.
>>7598120
>translation
This is my favorite Shakespeare play. What's yours?
>>7597647
>inb4 edgelord
You can tell a lot about someone when they give you their favorite Shakespeare.
Is that the only your ll read op?
>>7597647
Hamlet my son.
this is our homr until we get our own board
>inb4 >>>/lgbt/
what are you favourite plays?
>>7597246
i wrote one a week ago in which 4chan was composed of a group of dogs, each board with its own personality based on the posts in their threads, and they all lived in a large home together, there was a lot of fucking going on. it didnt turn out well.
>>7597257
post it if you're raw
Personal recommendations for getting into theatre? I listened to The death of a salesman and I think that's the first time I've been moved. After that I read the Seagull and I felt so sorry for Irina
ITT we make covers for books
Finished Moby Dick today and just made this cover
You need to spend less time here.
>>7597230
dammit I'm going to replace my covers in calibre with one I've made whenever I finish a book
much better than taking notes
OP you're a genuis
here's an inherent vice film poster I made august 16 2014
I felt bad when I realized that I haven't read a book outside of school requirements for about 10 years, so I went to the bookstore. Which one of these should I start my journey with?
>>7597192
Ready Player One
>>7597192
the greek.
>>7597192
why did you cover that book up
let's r8 each others taste in philosophers
>>7596541
template
I'll answer for 75% of /lit/...Camus
>>7596549
good thing he's not on the list a?
I've read over 50 books and as a seasoned veteran all I have to say is... I quit.
Nothing will ever surpass The Brothers Karamazov.
This is the pinnacle of art in its purest form.
>50 books
Are you insinuating that that is a high number of books to have read?
>>7595392
>read P&V translation
*long sigh*
What the fuck happened that made the quality of this board drop so far?