Post a name.
Post a book.
If your name is called, you have your next book in line for reading.
Get ready for Autumn spooks, Connor.
Jack is such a gay name
Alice, Toni, Merigold, Meridith, Elizabeth
Tony, Jonesy, Bony Bing Bong Wobbagongong
oh yeah also FUCK YOU JASON
tyler
> /lit/ talks more about king now because of that one movie that was a-ok
Is there a way to alter reality by thinking a certain way? Any books on this?
>>10033486
Take the /pol/ redpill
What if I told you your mind has the power to actually make your body get off its fat arse and do things?
>>10033496
But can it change the minds of others? Can my conscience change another person's thoughts?
>Decides to buy a book
>Discovers different covers of the same book
>Can't decide which one I want because there's 2 very good
>Start considering a third one I don't even like but its expensive and it has +15pages for some reason
>literal
how to ruin a decent image
>>10033124
Post the covers so we can decide for you since you are such a baby you can't even make this meaningless decision
>>10033157
Is there a comedy genre in literature or is comedy only an element?
>>10033083
why do 'redpillers' ask such stupid questions? You rival the frogmen
Never heard of comedic plays? OP?
>>10033083
https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Comic_novel
Rate my reading list for this term
>>10032726
8/10.
Is Roland the Montecrieff translation?
>>10032726
9/10
Pretty good, and you should enjoy it, but personally I don't think Karamazov is as good as Dostoevsky's other works. The Song of Roland is very underrated though.
>>10032730
No, Harrison
>>10032737
Forgot to add that Karamazov isn't for class.
Of course the only popular German philosophers (Nietzsche and Marx) taken up by French philosophers were anti-Germany
>>10032199
What about Heidegger? he was pretty pro german and the aids ridden left bank pomofags had no choice but to suck his cock and stand in awe of his Teutonic genius.
Postmoderns philosophers are responsible for the West's current dysmal state. Derrida, who believe categorization is exclusion and all thought is oppression, is the forefather of identity politics, relativism and gender pronouns
>>10032199
Marx was not German, retard. He was a jew, as was Derrida. These are pseud mistakes.
i haven't read a book in my life where do i begin
>>10031709
the greeks. start with them.
Google Bookchin
>>10031712
What's up with greeks?
Assuming high IQ, how much pages do you need to read before understanding what is good writing?
So far I've got the following:
>Concrete writing
>no baroque ornamentation
>Use of figures of speech
>Descriptions of scenes like poetrhy
>Descriptions of action like a camera of film
>>10031600
you either know it or you don't. It's like having rhythm you feel me
It all depends of the novel/poem/story
You can do whatever if you do it correctly
>>10031602
yeah, but I'm trying to come with a working definition.
What's the secret of writing a best seller novel.
The plot?
The quality of the prose?
Self insert fantasy?
>>10031390
The marketing.
>>10031390
The amount of jewish blood in the writer's veins.
>>10031422
>>10031390
Marketing
just got this book off /r/orthodoxy what am I in for lit?
It's one of the greatest works of literature. If you like it check out his other works and other Russian authors like Tolstoy and Solzhenitsyn.
>>10031333
Cool. So is there any philosophy in it?
>>10031327
This book is the supreme summit of literature.
Is it worth re-reading Infinite Jest? Read it for the first time about a month ago and i feel i missed out on a lot of stuff.
>>10031028
>about a month ago
don't do that yet. read some other stuff that helps you expand your understanding of the canon, catch up on other mediums, bite some life, and then you're guaranteed to notice a few more things upon re-reading.
>>10031028
It wasn't worth reading even once
>>10031047
Don't listen to this piece of shit, anon.
Infinite Jest is one of the best texts you can reread. Use Google, explore the Infinite Jest projects, and commit yourself to a detailed reread of the novel. It's worth it, especially if you're an open-minded male, and even more especially if you're open to diverse experiences. You can experience nothing but positive experiences through revisiting it (if you're not a close-minded bigot).
Has anyone here read this? Thoughts?
No. What's it about? The relationship between the title and author is admittedly a bit clever. I've been to Taipei for three days, and I wonder what sort of bullshit this book has to say about Taipei (if it's not employing it metaphorically).
Yes. A fairly banal summation of post-modern boredom.
>>10030932
Read bed. It was shit. Edgy teenage garbage.
This is such a vicious quote, what type of person is it directed at in your opinion?
>>10030769
A faggot like you OP
>>10030778
I concur.
It's directed toward you, OP, since you clearly don't understand its meaning given that you need to create a thread for others to explain it to you.
alright /lit/, so is postmodernism really dead?
so far I've only heard DFW arguing about how this all new sincerity thing was put to work after the 9/11 attacks; as if a moment of solemnity were the final nail to the postmodern coffin.
but nowadays 9/11 memes are cancer and don't trigger any emotions whatsoever, let alone amusement, and people laugh unironically at ISIS executions, make memes including hardcore porn and basically just browse /b/ to kill their time
I feel like DFW were wrong all along - he'd seen 9/11 as the ultimate argument speaking for new sincerity, while in fact it was only an overture for the birth of the internet era
and the internet, so far, seems as alive as ever - and feels so postmodern I sometimes wonder if it hadn't been invented by Poncho before he consumed between 4 and 5 pounds of marajuana and collapsed in his Gordita Beach residence
this is the book board fag
>>10030594
who cares
your pic acute, OP
your favorite book by a woman
PUSSY POWER
the bible
Jesus christ that's a tasteless cover
The Amy Vanderbilt Complete Book of Etiquette
Julia Child's The Joy of Cooking
I'm not even fucking kidding