my bitacora to be honest
>>8710653
Fear and Loathing is Las Vegas...not necessarily about drugs but linked desu
also Confessions of an English Opium-Eater, Junky by Burroughs, Cocaine by pitigrilli, The Grass Arena by John Healy, anything by hubert selby jr,
>>8710653
Not pictured: "Opium Fiend: A 21st-Century Slave to a 19th-Century Addiction" by Steven Martin
>>8710707
>posting worst Hitchens
>>8710653
>best
>Trainspotting
Just skip straight to Hubert Selby Jr lad
>>8711047
Currently reading acid dreams and can confirm, the book is great, packed full of detail
>>8711403
Speaking of Hubert. How different is the novel of Requiem for a Dream compared to the movie.
I always see the comparison between the movie adaptation of Requiem and Trainspotting(and at least in my opinion RFAD adaptation decides to portray the story in a similar way to a horror movie, meanwhile Trainspotting to walks between a realistic way and something out of a music video).
>>8711403
In my country trainspotting is everything
>>8711715
Don't let your imam hear you blaspheme Achmed
Naked Lunch takes the cake.
>>8710653
Jesus son by Denis Johnson
>>8710653
>randomly pick out a modern memoir
>90% of the time its about someones trouble with drugs
oo boy, like i dont hear enough about that from my friends. seriously, why is there such a fascination with getting high? its not that great, unless its something like heroin which is a red flag for me
>>8713055
Ever wonder why you're not one of the greats? ;^)
FUCK RIGHT OFF YOU FUCKING JUNKIE DEGENERATES!!
/lit/ is a StraightEdge board your disgusting druggie fantasies are NOT WELCOME HERE.
So get the FUCK out and KILL YOURSELFS before your addictions get the better of you and you resort to theft or murder to sustain them.
xXStraightEdgeXx 4 lyfe.
>>8710653
Ernst Junger - Approaches: Drugs and Ecstatic Intoxication
Go read it.
here are a few good ones
>>8713055
>getting high? its not that great
You've never done acid or mdma i presume
>>8710653
Also, The Teachings of Don Juan, by Carlos Castenada and Junky, by Burroughs.
Philip K. Dick's A Scanner Darkly is the most brilliant novel about drugs and drug user's I've read.
I've been one and I can tell that he really knows them.
>>8711754
Ale faza, ja pierdole.
Drugs arent very /lit/, more /tv/
>>8717470
Some of the greatest works of literature have been written under the influence of drugs or were inspired by them. Burroughs, DeQuincy, Huxley, Kerouac...
Drugs are more /lit/ than /tv/
>>8713094
pussy
>>8717495
I was talking about enhancement thing. Drugs and reading does not match that perfectly. And your choices certainly arent greatest
>>8717470
Twat
>>8717534
You don't know much about the proper use of psychedelics. Their effect is not the same as the 'trippy' process while taking them.
>>8717495
>Burroughs, Kerouac
>some of the greatest works of literature
Man, how does being 19 feel? I've actually forgotten. Please become more well read, m8.
>>8718119
I've read quite a bit and Burroughs is underrated. Have you read him?
>>8710653
If you like the red hot chili peppers you will probably enjoy it
>>8710653
You're welcome OP...
>>8717853
Do you mean microdosing?
>>8718119
I'm not >>8718850
but the original poster and I'm 24
I didn't mean to imply Burroughs was the height of literature, his work is just a really good example of drug-related literature
I agree with >>8717534
with exceptions of cannabis, maybe coffee and some other drugs that I believe do enhance reading
Drugs without a doubt enhance writing
>>8719455
>Drugs without a doubt enhance writing
This. This is not a secret, I hope.
https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=eKBAJYceQ54
>>8720405
In High School I smoked DMT before doing my SAT and I made a perfect score on the writing and reading comprehension portion.
>>8720437
DUDE
>>8720437
Kek