Hey /lit/ what books are you reading right now? George

>>9225305
Seven Manifestes Dada of Tristan Tzara

>>9225305
I was required to read Burmese Days as punishment once. I don't agree with your assessment.

>>9225423
Burmese Days was a good book. Flory was a true hero

Catalonia was a pretty good book. it's a shame the Spanish anarchists got fucked by the Communists., and even more of a shame that nobody seems to remember, or care.

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>>9225487
>The Spanish anarchists got fucked by the Spanish communists because the anarchists refused to work with the communists

>>9225487
We're not crypto-reds

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Just finished The Savage Detectives.

Gonna start on A Day in the Life of Ivan Denisovitch now.

What was outside the window?

>>9225458
*an

>>9225487
Don't mistake me for an Utopian Socialist but the SSSR was wrong in this case, wrong in Kronstadt and all things considered probably wrong in everything after the October Revolution.

I'm made now because I'm thinking about how they annexed Georgia. Dammit.

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>>9225554
>Gonna start on A Day in the Life of Ivan Denisovitch now.

ayyyyy

just finished this bad boy 20 minutes ago

Just finished notes from the underground by Dostoevsky. I read it all on my phone and computer and now my eyes feel weird and I feel bad for staring at screens so much. Good book though.

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DUDES
HOMOS TO CATALONIA

>>9225305
The New Testament, Mrs. Dalloway and The Hobbit

>>9225554
I fucking love this book, how did you like it?

>>9225487
>even more of a shame that nobody seems to remember, or care.
I think about it frequently , and it fills me with glee every time.

Hunger by Knut Hamsun
about halfway through, love it so far

>>9225925
I can't read literature on my phone. I can read general info books on screens, but stuff like Dostoevsky I need in print or something larger, even a Kindle doesn't satisfy.

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>>9225305

Reading Herodotus right now.

Bible, but the gospels are a real drag, so much repetition even within each one. But I'm always told to read all of them, so I'll get through them I guess.

Can't wait to get back to some Old Testament stuff, New Testment sucks major dick.

>>9225305
Reading The Iliad and Mason & Dixon

>>9228134

Nice anon, I just finished him. Going to start with Greek theatre now.

>>9229763
Awesome.
I'm going to read thuycidedes next and then start on the dramas.
People can make fun of the start with the Greeks meme, but this is some of the most rewarding reading I've done.

>>9229763
What will you read first? Sophocles?