Post what your currently reading.
Pleb here.
>>8516684
Re-reading Schopenhauer's 'On Women'
Starting The Golden Bowl
>>8516684
Picture of Dorian Grey
>translations
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rereading for the fourth time this month
>>8516702
Not all of us are fluent in several languages.
About to finish.
This was FUNNN, but I'm so ready for something else right now. Wheeew.
I don't know how this will end, but would anyone (if anyone has read it/is reading it) agree with me that Elena is basically a bit of a bitch whereas Lila did NOTHING wrong?
>>8516702
nobody gives a fuck about the languages you know you autist fuck
Finishing The Iliad. Gotta admit, I wasn't enjoying it in the beginning, almost dropped in on Book II but now about I am loving it, already planning on re-reading it after a while
>>8516735
pick up the cambridge compatnaioan to jhomer
>>8516702
Even Chinese read Lao-Tzu in English
>>8516833
great choice
>>8516843
I'd read Negations and On Authority before but this is next level stuff
It's gr8
>À rebours
It's like /lit/ personified, eerily so
Bottom's Dream and Joyce's Ulysses 20=times
Tolstoy's Collected Shorter Fiction
>>8516684
The same goddamn thing.
Anyways, it's awesome.
I'm reading through the Orthodox Study Bible, which is mostly a NKJV translation with Orthodox footnotes.
I read the Oxford Annotated Bible before, which was decent..
But the Orthodox Study Bible is unparalleled in presenting the Bible as a single unit. The footnotes are doing a very good job with helping me connect the old testament to the new.
I'm really enjoying it so far
>>8517544
>he fell for the meme
just read the Iliad and odyssey m8. half that book is just summaries of them
>>8517576
>wants to LARP as an Orthodox for a while because he got bored with his former faith
>reads the Bible in English because the footnotes make it Orthodox
Mate, your are either born one or grew up with it at best. Anglos need not apply.
>>8516684
if on a winter's night a traveler
So many casual fucks on this board holy shit.
Neck yourselves fagots.
>>8517544
Keep it up.
>>8516729
I know English, French, German, Spanish, Italian, Romanian, Swedish, Russian, Japanese, and bits of Korean and Icelandic.
I don't know whether to read Les Mis or Count of Monte Cristo. Help.
>>8518310
Les miserables because it will make Monte Cristo that much better by comparison.
>>8518316
Thanks lad! I'll try it out. I'm equally excited for both (took a break from doorstoppers for a while).
I fell from the train of reading a while ago, gonna pick up from where I left off and start Conrad's Typhoon.
reading huck finn by twain
all the ebonics or whatever is getting tiresome
The Brothers K.
Not so bad, not as good as C&P.
Dance Dance Dance, call me what you will but I like it
>>8518085
Notice how Chinese is not among those, so you too would have to read Lao-Tzu translated.
THIS
>>8518418
Is it good?
I really regret just reading the sparknotes in high school. This is damn near the comfiest book I ever done read.
>>8516684
If I read this in English, or even modern Mandarin Chinese, am I getting anywhere close to the original book? I'm trying to learn Mandarin Chinese now, and after that I'd like to learn Classical to read texts just like this but if I don't have to learn Classical then why should I waste my time?
>>8516684
Timaeus, by Plato
i was thinking about trying ZERO K. has anyone read it yet? reading it?
reading white noise now, finally, and i love it so far. a bit iffed by how dilillo has a sort of suspicious hate for science tho.
>>8520617
fun saturday
Ottessa Moshfegh's Eileen
>>8519440
Hey man I know I'm just a stranger on the internet but go the extra to learn classical, it will change your life. if you love mandarin enough to read a mandarin translation, you will be infatuated with 文言. seriously.
Franny and Zooey
not enjoying it that much desu senpai
>>8520948
What resources would you suggest?
>>8516684
I'm reading The Illuminatus! Trilogy. So far it's the cleverest terrible book trilogy I've ever read.
>>8516684
Re-Reading the Brothers Karamazoff.
Next in line El Quijote.