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Christopher
Calvin
Gregory
Ryan
Kyle
Felicity
Erin
Lauren
Mohammad

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scot or scott dude read up my man

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Pete/Peter
Phil/Philip/Phillip/Phillippa
Charlie/Charley/Charlotte
Willis/Will/Bill/William
Elliot/Elliott/Ellie/Elsa
Sarah/Sara/Zara
Arthur/Art/Artie/Arty
Harrison
Richard/Dick/Richie

Finnegans Wake
Bottom's Dream

Parrot your opinions from Harold Bloom's The Western Canon, act like everything not mentioned there is shit, and you're good to go.

Infinite Jest, Gravity's Rainbow, Ulysses. Read them in that order. Though GR is "technically" more "difficult" to read than Ulysses, you are making a big mistake if you don't read at least a hundred books between each of the big 3

>zionist agent tries to infiltrate the catholic church before ww2

nice try

Reminder Edith Stein was killed for her Jewish heritage and not martyred for the church.

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>>9770841

good. getting published and shit. Haven't made a dime yet, but whatever. Been kind of blocked for the last week, so I might go out and steal some children's underwear or something to get back in the groove.

>>9770199
I've never written anything longer than 6 pages before throwing it out. Sometimes I write awful edgy high school tier poetry and hate myself for it :^)

>>9770199
How can I write when my writing is absolute shit. I won't be a competent writer for another 3 decades.

>>9770173
de Maistre, Carlyle, Schmitt and Vico are objectively the best the right can offer..

Ernst Junger, Leon Bloy, Nicolas Gomez Davila

>>9770173
Start with Maistre

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>>9770000
>he reads because "he likes it"

>>9770012
Are you obligated to read for some kind of external reason?

>>9769987
You can get knowledge from books, but only life can give you wisdom. How will you be able to understand anything if you have never experienced love?

The one you posted

the one which is complete

A Thousand Platos

First proof to me that the quadrant exist, why would it be more dimensional?

>libertarian right
>Stirner
REAL AMERICAN HOURS WHO UP WHO UP WHO UP SMASH DAT MUHFUGGIN INABILITY TO DISCONNECT THE CONCEPT OF SELF INTEREST FROM CAPITALISM BUTTON

Does anyone know the graph I'm talking about? It takes the political compass and numbers it, with a key on the side listing the various viewpoints. I'm trying to find it but if someone else could post it that would be great.

>>9751905
I can't prove that, in fact I'm certain this is a vast simplification of political views. But it works as a general rule, if you look at the bare bones of certain political beliefs and narrow it down to two axes.

You won't find any since the only people who care about trans issues are trans people and they are too fucked in the head to write good books

>>9751884
Is this really true? Hubert Selby wasn't trans, but seemed attracted to their status as outsiders enough to write about them. There's no other examples of that?

>>9751872
Sacred Country, by Rose Tremain.

I'm not sure. No, I don't think so.

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>>9776099

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>>9776099

>>9775836
>Even needing such a feature
Do you retarded?
Why won't you just use notepad?

Just go into options and fiddle around with the autocorrect options. I'm pretty sure you can stop it from looking for sentence fragments while still having it check spelling.

>>9775836
This probably doesn't solve it but you're using incorrect grammar in speech. It's
>"Whatever the person is saying," they said.
You can decide whether to put the comma inside or outside.

Only the man of genius can see the beauty in ugliness.

>>9775832
Kierkegaard, in general. Fear and Trembling would be good, especially if you're from a Christian background.

Roger Scruton has a book on it.

Read the Murder of Roger Ackroyd. You're welcome.

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Ten little indians if you had a shit English experience in high school.

>>9775293
The Mysteries of Winterthurn. It's very good and you'll be thinking about it for weeks. Things are subtly implied rather than explicity stated, so you have to figure things out yourself.

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>>9775090
dumb phone

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Tired: Existentialism
Expired: Phenomenology

Wired: Psychoanalysis

>thus things are said and are thought by a speech and by a thought which we do not have but which has us. there is said to be a wall between us and others, but it is a wall we build together, each putting his stone in the niche left by the other. even reason's labours presuppose such infinite conversations. all those we have loved, detested, known, or simply glimpsed speak through our voice. no more than space is made of simultaneous points-in-themselves, no more than our duration can sever its adherence to a space of durations, is the communicative world a bundle of parallel consciousnesses. our traces mix and intermingle; they make a single wake of public durations

good god is the rest of this book this comfy?

no meme is good meme

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>>9775062
>pic related
Here's the very beginning. Just read the two pages and tell me what you think

>>9775079
god i miss reading this. i'll have to put it on my re-read list.