Goodreads

Removing Sebastian from friends wasn't a cool thing to do, but it made the feed much, much better.

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https://www.goodreads.com/user/show/51635060-niko

https://www.goodreads.com/user/show/7656933-bill

>>8294639
;_;

https://www.goodreads.com/user/show/25308096-jackinator

what's katies classic book goodreads?

https://www.goodreads.com/user/show/57006101-mathieu

Pretty empty account as I opened it last month and haven't entered all the books I've read in my life since I don't remember all of them at once and don't care that much for exhaustiveness.

>>8294727
>MLP
What's the appeal?

>>8294837

>What's the appeal?

the porn

>>8294677

>Post Office by Bukowski rated higher than Julius Caesar by Shakespeare

Pure profligate.

https://www.goodreads.com/hacklasoul
Please don't bully.

Question:

Does she have a goodreads?

https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=atnAagJAMf0

>>8294878
That's ceit
from tinychat

>>8294885
I don't go to any tinychats. What's the room?

>>8294878
God she's gross and autistic

add pls

https://www.goodreads.com/user/show/24576370-gigi

>>8294903
Your loss, faggot.

https://www.goodreads.com/user/show/3757518-justin-allen

>>8294919
>faggot

Judging by her boyish looks, I'm not sure who the faggot is here...

>>8294944
I'm quite bisexual yeah. But she's a girl nonetheless.

Hi :3

https://www.goodreads.com/user/show/20574145-will

>>8294890
tinychat / 4chanlit

>>8294977
>The classics, the humanists, romanticism in verse, modernism in prose, anti-philosophy
fag

>>8294985
Alright, I'm there.

https://www.goodreads.com/user/show/54260515

>>8294988
Is there a problem?

>>8294885
Ceit is a man though?

>>8294639
>Removing Sebastian from friends wasn't a cool thing to do, but it made the feed much, much better.

I don't get it, did I read too much for you? It's not like my updates delete other updates, you just have more updates.

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>>8295086
You didn't reply to my drunken message.

https://www.goodreads.com/user/show/17206830-zandt-mccue

>>8295097
>14k to-reads

>>8295089
this, you are mean!

https://www.goodreads.com/user/show/57856590-rosemary

I'm still adding books but feel free to add me.

>>8295029
yes and?

https://www.goodreads.com/user/show/51467241-patrick

https://www.goodreads.com/user/show/6261192-bbrown

>>8294621

Should I expand on this? https://www.goodreads.com/story/show/437342-psych-ward-impressions

Hey fellas
https://www.goodreads.com/user/show/35959535-crito

Since this is a good reads thread, what's your overall opinion on the site and reviewers? I think its funny when some people give a classic novel 1 star because MUH MISOGYNY

>>8294621
I want to see berber smelly feet again

does anybody has the pics?

>>8295456
It's incredibly easy to pass over the embarassing elements and follow decent people

>>8295456
I think it's useful in keeping track of my reading, and it has optional features like yearly goals and statistical breakdowns that I use to encourage myself to read more.

Reviewers are, by and large, bad, but there are exceptions to that and I often find it interesting to read a different opinion about a book (even, sometimes, when it is the opinion of an idiot).

>>8295456
don't really see that, more people 1-staring classics because they're 'boring' or 'silly' or 'cliched', etc

but yeah, its super easy to just do this:
>>8295462

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>tfwnpaquitamariasanchezgf

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>>8295456
>I think its funny when some people give a classic novel 1 star because MUH MISOGYNY

https://www.goodreads.com/user/show/47415218-john-conquest

>>8295488
>doesn't read the book all the way
>reviews it anyway

Triggered

>>8295086
Don't worry Sebastian, we're still friends :)

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>>8294727

Wow this is pleb.

https://www.goodreads.com/Hallogallo

are there any books released this year worth looking into? looking forward to the new translations of Krasznahorkai and Zettel's Traum in particular

https://www.goodreads.com/user/show/27579248-lorenzo

>>8295086
Yeah, more German novellas I don't care about.

>>8295433
>>8295450
Two best posters people add them

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https://www.goodreads.com/user/show/44422641-oedipa-maas

continued adventures in Lost Time

https://www.goodreads.com/user/show/29831737-pinkyivan

http://www.goodreads.com/user/show/31309998-ugoki

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>>8296257
Thanks, though I don't know what I did to earn that praise.

>>8294885
That video is a year old. I now give a slight fuck about my appearance.
I'm not autistic either :^)
Though tb h what do you expect from lit?

>>8294878
And I do, but I've stopped using it and never do proper reviews anyway.

>>8295433

>2 stars to Ulysses

I like the cut of your jib, hardass.

>>8296945
Memes, reviews, general good reliable taste

https://www.goodreads.com/user/show/54619026-ashley-perpetual

just got back into reading. finishing all the half-finished books I quit (which are in my to-read list) then I'll go from there

>>8296987
post it dude

>>8294878
She looks so nervous, poor kid

>>8296981
In your video on dimensions you at one point mention time being a spatial dimension. It isn't.
Also post more book vids.

>>8296257
oh gosh thanks anon

https://www.goodreads.com/user/show/36792513-jacob

Back at it, eh Sebastian?

https://www.goodreads.com/user/show/34769548-maryann

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Sorry Georgie.

gr users cant even be called legitimate readers, just another kind of clowns swallowed up by reification

>>8297618
yes, people that read and then document their progress and thoughts might as well have never read at all.

>>8297621
that's not what i implied at all but whatever

>>8297618
by iffy what? Were you trying to create a sentence with "Verdinglichung" or with "Reifikation".

>>8297633
Well I had to get some kind of takeaway from the broken english nonthought you presented.

>>8297611
>private profile

Fuck him.

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>Am I going to make it lads?

>>8297656
read a book a week and you're more than set, my dude.

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>>8297656
Hey man, we can do it

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>>8297656
>>8297680

I think I might have set the expectations too high.

>>8297656
>>8297680

Start reading novellas

>>8295086
Your updates push others off. I used to sit down and go two pages before something that wasnt yours was up.

>>8297486
>It isn't
Yeah it is - the 4th dimension and the 4th spatial dimension are the same concept.
Travelling through time requires travelling through space (max speed: light speed) because information transfer -> spatial change -> time increment. So in other words, each moment documents a particular state.

>Book videos
I'll get round to it. I have been reading so there's no excuse really..

Follow me for random fiction books, artist books and random bouts of non-fiction.

Currently I'm reading a smug guy's book report about the bible and a good fiction writing manual.

https://www.goodreads.com/user/show/11129358-n

>>8297874
Side note: I've enabled a challenge question to test out that feature. Feel free to message me on goodreads if you are having trouble with it.

>>8297862
There are crucial fundamental differences between temporal and spatial dimensions that you're missing here senpai. The arrow of time, causation, the different conserved properties from Noether's theorem etc. Time + 3 spatial dimensions gives you the spacetime you use in special relativity, but time is not a spatial dimension; it's a temporal dimension.
>Travelling through time requires travelling through space
I think that's only true for massless particles. From my frame of reference I'm not moving through space at all but still moving through time.

>>8297722

>Implying I'm not already doing that.

I should have never enrolled in Med School, I have no social life anymore.

>>8294863
I rate books by how much I enjoy reading them at the time, not by some objective system to determine absolute worth.

>>8298008
>I should have never enrolled in Med School, I have no social life anymore.

Go into EM and have a sick social life and shift work. My wife works 12 12 hour shifts a month and makes bank. Her residency classmates all spend their time traveling the world, sampling global foods, and living great lives

>>8298055
pleb af. go back to r/books

https://www.goodreads.com/user/show/5819133-carnivoroussheep

no bully

>>8298070
>one of the 38 people on goodreads to have read the flight to lucifer

wew

>>8297971
Yeah but everything inside "you" is moving constantly; information is transferred from the outside and back again.
Imagine that "you" exist within a perfect vacuum and have never known anything else. How would you know that you even exist at all, let alone that time passes?

I think the difference between space and time is rather superficial.

>>8297824
If you remove someone from "top friends" I think you see less updates from them.

Come on, I know there are more of you wankers than this.

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lmao

>>8298073
I want a pdf of that book.
I couldn't find it.

Some of you faggots share it.
Thank you.
- Preston

>>8294621
ur ugly t b h

https://www.goodreads.com/Ogoun

>>8294621
https://www.goodreads.com/user/show/23200897-berber

>>8298971
>>8295457

>>8295457
Are you so deprived you can't find better feet?

>>8298978
>>8298981

>>8298981
>>8298978
>>8295457

>>8298993
That reminds me I have to go wash my feet. It's hot and they're clammy and I've just finished watching Stranger Things and it's time for bed. Good night 'tards

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>>8299005
>wash my feet
>It's hot
>they're clammy

>>8299014
Clammy is such a shit word in English. In Dutch it can mean either hot and sweaty or cold and sweaty.

>>8297380
I object to your condescention.

>>8297343
ok but it's not particularly interesting

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>>8299033
forgot link... https://www.goodreads.com/booksetc

>>8299024
Oh wait it's a .gif

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>>8295457
just for you anon :^)

>>8299024
It can mean both in English too, can it not?

>>8299071

First hit on Google explicitly mentions cold, but others don't so my bad.

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>>8299067

>>8299081
Good, I've been using it both ways forever

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>>8298965
>Gareth's profile data is set to private.

https://www.goodreads.com/author/show/1834894.Manny_Rayner

>>8299107
I'm not convinced that this is an actual Manny post.

What is even the point of having your profile set to private? Are you trying to hide your Jodi Picoult books?

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https://www.goodreads.com/user/show/53518995-agamemnon

Like and subscribe.

>>8299067
lol
she actually did it
the absolute madwoman

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https://www.goodreads.com/user/show/50620938-jessica

pls b gentl

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>>8299923
here, for u cumboner

https://www.goodreads.com/user/show/22132461-gilly11

so how many of you are girls

>>8299948

>>8294914
thats me

Zala dude r u ded
https://www.goodreads.com/user/show/3072559-bernardo-mozelli

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>>8299948
You didn't actually think this board was all dudes... right?

>>8299999
goddamn /pol/. now i can't use 'lel'

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>>8299999

Horey shit you got quints.

>>8299999
>NEIN
>NEIN
>NEIN
>NEIN
>NEIN
quints confirmed: /lit/ contains lasses

>>8299999
mirin' them digits fampai

>using plebread

>>8299999
THE DIGITS

>>8299999

Sick digits sis

The less I use this site for more I enjoy literature

>>8299963
>>8294914
>sassy black women post on /lit/
i'm ok with this

>>8295469
"keep track of my reading", what is that supposed to mean? You need to keep a list with all the books you read? You should be able to remember them all if necessary, if you cant remember them, then its obvious they were shit.

I never understood why people use goodreads, it screams of "LOOK AT ME I READ BOOKS", too cringey.

>>8300479
>You should be able to remember them all if necessary, if you cant remember them, then its obvious they were shit.
Maybe I want to remember shit books that I've read. Maybe I'll forget even the good books that I've read long ago. It's just a diary for books, I could write down which books I read in my physical diary but GR is more organized and effective.

>>8300502
this

>>8300655


it's also a good way to make friends with similar reading interests, and if you only add people with good taste, you can find new good books to read

>>8300479
I have about 70 books in my kindle loaded and another 70 to read on goodreads.

No one I know actually looks at my goodreads, but i do look at others from this general group and get recommendations.

>>8299999
It was up until someone posted the top books list. The only female in this thread in years was Raven (and maybe butterfly and CAPSGUYs girlfriend).

>>8294914
R A R E
A
R
E

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>>8299999
>99999
nice

>>8299999
lol why are so many people responding to this post?

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>>8300877
The get, redditfriend/imgurchum

>>8300773
No, there have always been lasses lurking here since the days of yore.
>>8300761
70 sounds like a nice manageable number. Once I got past 300 I realized being selective is key. Which kindle do you have?

>>8299999
>>8300877
99999 quints

>>8300479
but how are you supposed to remember everything you want to read?

its like myanimelist but without episode counting and if I didn't have these sites I'd just write it all in my notebook

>>8300461
>sassy

fk i shouldnt have tilted my head in my photo

>>8300773
I've been here for ages

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https://www.goodreads.com/user/show/45995779-cristian-mu-oz

laugh at me

>>8300773
its what i do best

https://www.goodreads.com/YYZED7

Just started mine this year.

>>8301017
FIrst gen touch

>>8299999
>99999
You go girl!

>>8301387
can someone explain this meme

>>8299999
http://thelastpsychiatrist.com/2014/05/cyberbll.html

Huh... why not?

https://www.goodreads.com/user/show/18942380-william-schram

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>>8301393
What a fucking garbage article. I especially liked the part where the author assumed the guy read The Economist because he liked the branding. Talk about fucking projecting. The problem with how females consume is that they DO pay more attention to branding. Thats why the fucking NYT bestseller list self-propagates a the crud it does.

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https://www.goodreads.com/user/show/36672922-dawn

Convince me to stop procrastinating on Proust.
Also rec me good gay lit.

REMEMBER
NO SEBASTIANS

>>8301546
TLP is a bastion of pseudointellectual discourse.

>>8301554
Summa Theologie

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https://www.goodreads.com/user/show/16159568-jack

>>8295456

I love it. I could care less about everybody's ratings and reviews (although there's a particularly good one on Feast For Crows). I just like being on a website entirely dedicated to books.

is everyone in here just adding everyone or being somewhat selective?

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https://www.goodreads.com/user/show/57505880-mr-meeseeks
>h-hello new friends

>>8301757
I'm trying to add everyone but I think I missed a few. Also I keep hitting the max for friend requests in one day, which is super gay.

Hit my friend request limit for the day, so maybe you can add me.

https://www.goodreads.com/user/show/31827656-tyler-villhauer

>10 friend requests
this make my boipucci tremble

Nice to see everybody making some progress on their Reading Challenges. How did you all decide what to set your goal at? My original goal was 52, but after I hit that in, like, April, I bumped it up to 104.

>>8301826
I keep it about the same every year, 100. Some years I hit it, some I don't.

>>8301757
I'll add anyone who sends a request but I only request folks who either have read a lot or write reviews often.

>>8301826
60, finished it but slowed down, read only 3 books this month.

>>8298055
>enjoying reading anything by Bukowski more than anything by Shakespeare

Pure profligate.

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>>8301826
>3 books behind schedule

I set my challenge just adding 20 more books every year.

>>8301831
>>8301844
>>8301853

This year I wanted to read a book a week. I think from now on, though, I'll just try to read more than what I read the previous year.

>>8301826
i've been debating increasing it but just under a book a week is enough for me atm. I'm reading a lot more though so maybe i'll bump it up to 50-60

Does anyone else not set reading goals because they'll get depressed if they're not completed? Or am I being overly pessimistic.

>>8301814
Why are you on lit?

>>8301974

Because... books?

>>8301974
Savage.

>>8301757
I'm pretty selective. I don't add people with too few ratings, obvious /pol/tards (I probably have some /pol/ friends at this point but they don't give 5 stars to Mein Kampf unironically) or people with stupid opinions.

>>8301972
>depressed because he didn't read x books
Oh come the fuck on m8. It's just a number. I won't meet the goal this year but who cares? I'm slowly reading some lengthy books and enjoying the fuck out of them, that's what matters.

>>8302091
But if you're going to read at your own pace anyway, what is the point of setting a numbered goal?

>read more than ever, will read over 100 books by the end of the year
>not even close to moving away from scholasticism to Hume and Kant
Fuck

>>8301920
That's going to get pretty silly once you've been reading for many years though. Eventually, you just won't have the time.

>>8302014
>books==lit
oh boy

>>8302155

Probably, but I don't like setting my goals too low. I'd rather aspire to reach greater heights than keep doing the same old thing over and over again.

>>8302185
I suppose, anon. But there's a limit to how much you can read in a year while still living a relatively full life. Don't aspire to be like the people who reach 1,000 books a year due to being on bedrest.

>>8302151
Read whatchu want, my dude.

>>8301546

Your injured narcissism is showing.

>>8302196

I figure I'll either read relatively the same number of books every year at my current job, or I'll publish something and make enough money to become a drunken writer full time. Either way... Goodreads > Facebook

https://www.goodreads.com/user/show/13831715-peter-stephan

is it common to use Goodreads just as a review site? I don't plan on adding all of what I've read to my account, I just want to do paragraph long reviews on books I find interesting.

>>8302478
That's quite common, yes.

>>8302483
Cool! Thanks anon

>>8302478
Add me if you do anon, I like seeing that.

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https://www.goodreads.com/user/show/57922091-will-f

>>8295433
>https://www.goodreads.com/user/show/6261192-bbrown
DC whattup

>>8303155
Yo.

add me:
https://www.goodreads.com/user/show/48577476-spencer

I like you guys

>>8303686
love u 2

https://www.goodreads.com/user/show/32618787-sebastian-guerrero

Plz be gentle

>>8303804
Fuck off stupid spic

>>8303806
kek

>>8303804
There can be only one sebastian

>>8302203
So is your leaking vag

>>8301845
I would enjoy a production of Macbeth or Hamlet much more than anything by Bukowski.

But pretending that Shakespeare (or any play) is enjoyable reading shows just how much of the Kool Aid youve swallowed

>>8304819
>>8304819
>He doesn't read Shakespeare aloud in original pronunciation

Nothing better in the world once you get the accent down

>>8304819
I was prepared to defend you but this is so dumb that I can't

>>8304819
Bill, please, you are too old for this shit.

>>8303804
>https://www.goodreads.com/user/show/32618787-sebastian-guerrero
I refuse to acknowledge the existence of another sebastian

>>8304829
>original pronunciation
The david crystal pronunciation? My! Why would you do this? The part in it that's legit is footing on very old scholarship (rhymebooks of shakes and the great vowel shift). The rest of it is just a patchwork of random modern British dialects. It's the product of the kind of the kind of a populist patriotism you first could only see with labour politicians and then across the BBC.

I use goodreads as a pretext for writing in English so I'd appreciate tips and critique on writing style: https://www.goodreads.com/user/show/38201925-bartosz-witkowski
please be gentle about my plebian taste in literature

>>8305216
>Pratchett
>Tolkien
>J.K.Rowling
>Guillermo del Toro
>George R.R. Martin
>C.S.Lewis
Just an honest question. Why do you browse this sub ? What does someone like you get out of /lit/ ?

>>8305322
>sub
im gonna fuck your intestines wayward you little homocunt

>>8305322
I'm actualy a robot powered by elitism.

Hi, I started reading again and I created a profile just five minutes ago and I'm in need of making some new friends
https://www.goodreads.com/user/show/57943361-juan

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https://www.goodreads.com/mkoyama
If you have a fairly specific area of interest that's different than mine please add me, I'd really like to see what you're up to.
I also welcome your verbal abuse.
cheers

>>8305372
nigger

>>8305332
go back to /pol/

>>8305216
Crap I should have mentioned more explicitly that I'm not looking for friends. So thank you for the friend request but I'm just looking for writing advice regarding my reviews.

>>8305451
>I'm just looking for writing advice regarding my reviews.
they're shit

>>8305544
Anything specific I can work on?

https://www.goodreads.com/user/show/30688389-bent-o


Add me lovely lit friends.

>>8300479
edgelord, it's pizza time !

>>8300479
>maintains a space in him memory so that he can recall and recite others what he has read
>gets cringed when others maintain a goodreads a/c to do the same
sorry bro i can let goodreads keep track of my books.

>>8305573
r u the nigga or the aryan in the pic?

>>8305725
Aryan.

>>8305725
Nigga

https://www.goodreads.com/user/show/30091856-rory

Enjoy

>>8294914
another /lit/-browsing black girl here. hi

https://www.goodreads.com/user/show/28194577-noah

Add me for a user objectively better than hallogallo

>implying I'll post mine
I'm from sffg anyways

Goodreads new system is fucking up people seeing my reviews.

Who ever uses goodreads like failbook gets more status time than my reviews. No one digs deep to find shit.

>>8306180
And stay there you fucking plebiean.

>>8305960
nice. hi

>>8305960
oh and...

add me if you want lol

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>>8306307
I bet you are that fucking dinosaur anon who recs shitty realistic books and plagues our general.

>>8306232
That's true, I hate the new design, it takes away the focus from content (i.e., reviews) and puts it on meaningless crap like "X is now friends with Y", no-one cares, the design is all over the place.

The medium or tumblr designs are much better with their focus on content.

>>8305960
i love U both

>>8306745
oh god

https://www.goodreads.com/mrsbunny1

glad to befriend the lot of you

>>8306403
yep! added you

>>8304858
>tfw your knees and feet crack when you get up in the morning

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>>8304851
Reading plays sucks. Pic related, wonderful to consume via film or theater, mind numbing to sit and read through. Just the interruption of the flow via the character names is jarring.

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I'm not looking for friends, but does anyone have some obscure or unpopular horror/gothic (19th century) recommendations? Non-english works are also very welcome. Pic for reference, a few of my favorites.

I've perused a few goodreads profiles and tags but I haven't been able to find much in that direction, advice is appreciated!

>>8307077
>Sentimental Education
>2 (two) stars
W-why ?

>>8302478
https://www.goodreads.com/user/show/57918105-bummerinmyveins

only two reviews up rn, tell me how shit they are

>>8309097
I can't quite read all of the titles in your image, so I apologize if you've already read either of these:

- The Private Memoirs and Confessions of a Justified Sinner

- The Monk (technically 18th century)

>>8309306
Actually a 2.5 rating, so somewhere between 'It was okay' and 'I liked it' haha. Gustave Flaubert is probably my favorite author right now, but I found Sentimental Education to be wayyy too slow. So while I appreciated certain aspects of the novel, and what Flaubert attempted to accomplish, it was just ultimately unengaging - especially in comparison to Salammbô and/or Madame Bovary.

>>8305322
>sub
what?

>>8299999
Hope you die, fucking SJW cuck feminist.

>>8301393
chiller arent you on vacation

>>8311797
I hope you meme, meme meme memer

>>8305322
>sub
kill yourself

>>8309405
>only two reviews up rn, tell me how shit they are
6/10

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Http://www.goodreads.com/christophalus

>>8308275
That's not as bad as judging Bukowski over Shakespeare.