Questions that don't deserve their own thread

You can download it from the internet

>>8837126
But i want to read it as a book, not of my screen.
No discussion there.

>>8837125
Use Amazon.com and rev up those creditcards Anon

>>8837149
Get an e-ink device so that you can read digital files as actual pages without a conventional screen.

>>8837125

>European
>Doesn't look for it in obscure bookshops

I hereby declare you an American. You will receive your copy of Infinite Jest, a "George R.R is the best writer to exist" T-shirt, and a complimentary hamburger on your way out.

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>>8837125
>The Recognitions, without paying huge shipping costs? I'm in Belgium if it helps.
for people not living in france but who want to buy a book from a frenchman, they can ask for the good to be sent via the tariff LIVRES ET BROCHURES (it must be written, on the parcel, by the seller).
https://www.laposte.fr/entreprise/produits-et-services/livres-et-brochures
http://www.feco-france.fr/feco-france/quelques-adresses-utiles/conseil-utile-pour-vos-envois-de-livres-a-letranger

>>8837177
you wouldnt find it there because it had about 4 copies printed ever in europe

>>8837194
Then it doesn't exist. Simple as that.

Any /lit/ germans here, that know how good the Dostoevsky translations of Hermann Röhl are?

I feel like I should read Atlas Shrugged based solely on the fact that I played and enjoyed Bioshock.

Is it worth the read?

>>8837125
Don't fall for the American literature meme, buy some good books from your country instead

>>8837209
ok I guess, but get the Swetlana Geier ones if you can afford them

Check out AbeBooks. There should be a few for around £10 (dunno how much that is in €).

>>8837174
not everyone wants to read on a screen

>>8837125
What's the point in pursuing any kind of artistic endeavour if no one will give a shit?
There's just too much people wanting to stand out.

Blue-pill me on this one /lit/.

>>8837595
There's the fact that barely any of the writers we think of as famous enjoyed the kind of standing in their own day that they enjoy now. Melville died obscure remember

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Just bought pic related. Which order should I read them in?
>inb4 chronological
I've heard that At Swim-Two-Birds is his best and I don't want to read the best one first.

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>>8837607
You're better off chronological if you have that edition (as do I) but if you want start with Poor Mouth. Dalkey Archive is comfy but a reworking of Policeman

>>8837634
Thanks, guess I'll read them chronologically.

>>8837603
You are forgetting all of those that never made it out from their obscurity, those that we'll never know about.

Is Laurence Sterne more generally viewed as an Irish or English writer?

>>8837125
What writers are similar to Bolaño? I'm running low on Mariachi Pynchon's material.

>>8837581
The cheapest UK one i found was 49euros, which is expensive but meh.. fuck it.

I also found a signed copy. It's only 2750 dollars. Should i do it /lit/ ?

Have you tried bookdepository?

Can I have the "/lit/ recommended short stories" chart?

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>>8837790

>>8837634
why the fuck are they so based? what is it with ireland?

>>8837828
Us potatoe niggers got it on lock. Probably our sense of humour and obsession with death senpai

>>8837723
I tried.
All unavailable.
Anyone know any bookstores in London that are sure to have it? I'm taking a trip in January so i might as well pick it up while i'm there.

>>8837945
Our melancholic on the dreary yet beautiful outlook on life. Coupled with the triage of catholicism, gaelic and resentment make for great writers.

>>8837666
English

>>8837125
Can anyone explain how to appreciate an author's "take" on Aesthetic theory/philosophy? At least in relationship to Portrait of the Artist as a Young Man (currently reading) and In Search of Lost Time (reading next)?

>>8837715
Damn I got mine delivered to the UK from America via AbeBooks for £9.41 (including postage and packaging) a couple months ago. It came pretty quick too - within a week.

>>8837588
You're reading a screen right now.

>>8837607
The Third Policeman is his best