There is a book in my dreams.
A fantastic book about celtic/breton myths written by some french writer. Very colorful descriptions.
Rather for younger audience so it's not Julien Gracq.
Does it really exist?
Rene Barjavel
>writing with mom and pop
Is this how Americans write?
https://www.kcet.org/shows/artbound/remembering-writer-carolyn-see-82-lisa-see-john-espey
>tfw everytime I read philosophy it is already I've already noticed and contemplated
>tfw too intuitive for philosophy
What now?
>>9987124
Well, that is simple, OP. You just keep on trying to suck your own dick until your neck snaps.
>>9987124
read opposing philosophies to the ones that have come to you intuitively
>>9987124
Could it possibly be the case that OP imposes his own conception of the world on the words of other people? Nah. Sorry for doubting you.
Your honest opinion on The Instructions?
>>9987083
no discernible talent
>>9987083
I haven't read it. What's yours?
>>9987129
10/10
Most of what I read is old. It's making me feel out of the loop.
Do you read many new books?
How do you follow along?
I've stopped caring about my judgement.
>>9987078
trust me, these days its not fun to be "in the loop" in the literary world.
keep up with the news so nobody can accuse you of putting your head in the sand, but most contemp literature is shit
Just picked this up at the secondhand book store. Where do i start with on Western Philosophy?
Start with the Greeks
discuss
Pure neo-Marxism
Plebs
First it was the zombies... They took us by surprise but eventually we managed to equalize or numbers and create steongholds many arouns the globe now live peaceful lives amound or new zombie kin, some re purposed prisons, some created forest town high upen the tree tops, some dug deep in the frozen wasteland waking the long forgotten wingged lizards, where uppon we found what at first seemed a new enemy, but once the dense lizards realized they could become zombies as well the joined the aide of the living.. The ones that still could.. And now after all of this... We meet a new enemy. From the stars...
have a bump
Where to start with Kropotkin? Mutual Aid, or the bread book?
>>9986868
Bread
muh breadhoric
I just heard of him for the first time. Is he worth reading or what? I'm asking about The Century Trilogy specifically.
>>9986834
He's pretty good middle brow history novelist. He's better than Dan Brown, but he ain't as good as Umberto Eco.
Now that the dust has settled, was this consummate starting to read fiction kino?
whats your favorite American history book?
I am smart but lazy, but I want to start reading more. I just don't have the motivation to read big books with big words. Any good authors that write things ~100 pages. Don't really care what language it's in as long as it's not written by some assclown trying to use big words to dazzle his audience and impress the brainlets. Give me something short and sweet /lit/. Maybe even some books on tape or good talks. Lately I've just been listening to pic related talking to Krishnamurti. Don't really care for fantasy or mystery or any of that crap.
>>9986072
>I am smart
>but lazy
Pick one.
>>9986072
I just read "The Lay of the Love and Death of Christoph Cornet Rilke" it was short and simple and pretty good.
>>9986072
Aphorisms. Just finished some by Wittgenstein, they were super interesting. Borges wrote short essays (and stories). Many people write essays. Nietzsche is also good for aphorisms & packing a lot of content into a small space. Chesterton, Montaigne (tha oG essay man)... who am I forgetting (of my own scarce knowledge). G.K. Lichtenberg a famous german aphorist... Kafka's blue octavo notebooks are interesting...
Chesterton also wrote a lot of things in essay form, and he really doesn't fuck around. Like he gets straight to the point.
Schopenhauer's many essays are good, too. Guy had a genius for metaphor.
ITT: books for people who are sorry
>>9986024
Socrates' apology
Flowers for Algernon my favorite book
Thoughts?
Is it hot or hot trash?
>>9985987
hot in my honest opinion, not exactly the most
well read person but I found it to be pretty entertaining and heart felt.