Which books are in your backlog, anon?

>>9124519
My diary desu be honest

>>9124531
Where can I find a copy, senpai?

all of them.

>>9124537
in my backlog of course, just like OP-kun implied

>>9124560
But I want to buy a copy, desu.

Getting tired of this stupid meme shit

In my backlog is the Iliad, after I finish the few books I'm on now, I'm gonna have to tackle that. Once I finish that, I figure maybe I'll read Perdido Street Station, or Breakfast of Champions

Left Hand of Darkness
Sea Dragon Heir
Mona Lisa Overdrive
some Michael Crichton (Pirate Latitudes, The Great Train Robbery)
Thieves World #5

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>>9124565
>Getting tired of this stupid meme shit

>>9124519
Everything but among my immediate plans are

To the Lighthouse, by Virginia Woolf
The Hard Life, by Flann O'Brien
Giovanni's Room, by James Baldwin
Dandelion Wine, by Ray Bradbury
Snow Country & Thousand Cranes, by Yasunari Kawabata

Currently reading all the "founders" of Fantasy.
Finished Dying Earth, Once and Future King, Earthsea, Lud-in-The-Mist, and now I'm reading Fritz Lieber.
Read Tolkein/Lovecraft/Cervantes/THE BIBLE when I was a kid, so that was already out of the way.

When I'm finished Don Quixote (which might just be the best novel I've ever read) I will read:

A portrait of the artist as young man by Joyce

Ulysses by Joyce

I've been preparing to read my diary, to be honest.

It's from 2015. At the end of the year, I hid it in my World of Warcraft: Cataclysm: Collector's Edition box, and I haven't looked it at since.

Now—soon, rather—I'm going to take it out, rip off the tape sealing it shut, and immerse myself in the thoughts of yesteryear!

>>9124739
You're gonna love it. Gods speed, mein nigger

Two bookshelves worth of God knows what due to me spending a year working in a bookstore and blowing many a paycheck on the wares. Employee discounts are a Devils game.

>>9124740
you mean the year ere yesteryear

>>9125200
Super F

>>9124565
hi bye reddit

I had The Divine Comedy in mine for the longest time, but I'm just getting through it now. Once I'm done I'll probably move on to Paradise Lost.

The Roman Catholic criminal project of the artificial Croatian nation
English faggot fart Tony Blair
Washington's sexual maniac Bill Clinton
Saddam Hussein vs aggressive globalism
The Marxist concept of armed populace
The witch of Tolstoy street
Facing the Hague inquisition

>>9125904
Daniel Trump approves this message.

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>>9125956
Nothing pevsonal kid

>>9124519
Murakami Haruki - Hardboiled Wonderland and the End of the World
Lin Yutang - A moment in Peking
Unknown author - Jin ping mei
Jókai Mór - "The novel of the coming century"
John Man - Alpha beta
Sun Tzu - The Art of War
Pu-Yi - From Emperor to Citizen
Blaise Pascal - Thoughts
Bram Stoker - Dracula
G.W.F Hegel - Lectures on the philosophy of world history

Not a "backlog" per se,but these are the ones that I'm planning on reading.It changes constantly.

>>9126021
fucking WEEB

>>9126025
>I don't know what "weeb" means

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>>9126025
>2 japanese books
>WEEB
1) Nothing weeb about that
2) Do you even know where you are?

Tolstoy and Dostoevsky, I keep getting sidetracked, is it true that reading both will change your life?

>>9126036
Not even two.
Only one.

War and Peace - Tolstoy
Demons - Dostoevsky
A Hero of Our Time - Lermentov
Dead Souls - Gogol
The Good Soldier Svejk - Hasek
Papa Goirot - Balzac
Eugenie Grandet - Balzac
Nana - Zola
Therese Raquin - Zola
Les Miserables - Hugo
Don Quixote - Cervantes
Collected Works - Poe
Collected Plays - Shakespeare

HELP

On my shelf that i havent read?

War and Peace
Ulysses
Don Quixote
A big byron anthology
Gravity's Rainbow (started this but couldnt really get into it, then my sister bought me Moby Dick for christmas and i forgot about it)

The Byron thing i intend to read fairly soon, perhaps after I finish my current book. the rest idk if i will get around to them any time soon.

Sort of books that i just bought because why not when i saw them in a shop.

Religion within the Bounds of Bare Reason (Kant)
Ethical philosophy collected works (Kant)
Perpetual Peace and other essays (Kant
Metaphysics of Morals (Kant)
Introductions to the Wissenshaftslehre (Fichte)
Theodicy (Leibniz)
Philosophical Essays (Leibniz)