ITT: Post your bookshelves

>>9245670
bookshelves this tiny genuinely make me a bit sad

>>9245706
yeah but 3 of those books take a short lifetime to read.

>>9245706
It's obviously a joke. Hence the 3 different copies of Art of the Deal and the meme trilogy.

>>9245706
A bookshelf shouldn't be saddening. Does the average person actually have a eldedicated book space?

I think 50% people go through a small phase of reading, where they find something of interest and run with it tirca year before stopping. They end up with perhaps 10 books, an odd few more over the years if they're gifted.

25% of people will have a small collection from school. Of no particular direction, most likely a GCSE biology book, a Hobbit paperback and half a dozen young adult they were encouraged to read in spite of their total lack of merit.

Then the other 25% of people just will not own a book outside of Mary Berry. My grandmothers don't even own that much. God only knows what they do all day.

>>9245670
No, because you'd make fun of me. :(

I just have a bunch of old sword and sorcery novels, and paperbacks of a bunch of sci-fi/fantasy shit.

>>9245741
KEK

>>9245670
>readings in canadian history

that book is a lot thicker than i would have expected

>>9245741
You're talking about the three copies of Art of the Deal right? They're so informative that it does indeed take a small lifetime to read them.

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and those are mine.

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and these

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>>9246611

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here. the books that i have no room for them

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>>9246613
just wait ok

>>9246633
Just getting into Murakami eh?

>>9245670
>Trumpshit

I dont understand how this board can be filled with memeing elitists that praise really genius books, but then have Donald the duck books on their shelves.

>>9246666
Fuck off.

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>>9246666
Donald the Duck is patrician as fuck.

>>9246604
>>9246611

Why bother posting a collection if the quality is so bad you cant actually tell what any of the books are?

>>9246672
why are you mad though?

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Sideways 1/4

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Sideways 2/4

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3/4

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4/4 the shitty leftovers edition

>>9246720
how's A Naked Singularity?

>>9246741
>pinecone and dostoeyveskskey

Shitty?

>>9246782
They're the leftover mass market paperbacks. Shitty quality not necessarily shitty books, though there's some of those too

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My library away from home. (1/5)

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>>9247007
(2/5)

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>>9247013

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>>9247016
(4/5)

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>>9247028
(5/5)

Not featured: Amerika, which I just started.

>>9246720
pretty

>>9247031
Are you a german native speaker or did you learn the language? I see a lot of german literature

>>9247036
2nd language, but living in Berlin now. I translate for a living so I gotta read and keep it sharp. And lots of Walser here because I'm translating him as a pet project.

>>9247055
Gleiches Boot, Bruder, ich mache meinen Bachelor in Germanistik, lohnt es sich, übersetzen, als Berufsmöglichkeit in Betracht zu ziehen?

>>9246666
I agree. Consuming his ideas is about as intellectually bankrupt as someone can get.

>>9246633
Comfy shelf anon

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Here's mine

>>9247074
Ich würde es auf jeden Fall empfehlen. Oftmals kann man freiberuflich übersetzen, und dann wäre die Arbeit vollzeitig bzw. nebenberuflich nach eigenem Wunsch. Und Deutsch lohnt sich im Vergleich zu anderen Sprachen, da die deutschsprachige Länder riesige Wirtschaften haben, und dann gibt's immer einen Bedarf ins Englische zu übersetzen (wenn English deine Muttersprache ist.) Ich finde die Arbeit interessant und vielfältig, und vor allem ermöglicht sie mein eigenes Deutsch tätig verbessern.

>>9247134
Das habe ich auch über die deutsche Sprache gehört. Ich bin ein in Deutschland geborener Grieche auf muttersprachler Niveau, und habe ausserdem das Goethe Zertifikat C2. Im englischen habe ich ebenfalls ein gutes Niveau erreicht, aber noch kein Zertifikat.
Persönlich will ich mich mit der Literaturwissenschaft/Grammatologie beschäftigen, aber als Berufswahl möchte ich nicht lehren und da passt übersetzen gut ins Spiel.

>>9247134
Ich muss jetzt aber in den Unterricht, viel Glück noch, bro, und ne gute Karriere wünsch ich dir

>>9247123
>bob dylan

True patrician

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This is now a stack thread.

>>9247301
that TCITR is kind of thick

why?

>>9246633
>Tao Lin
>Murakami
>Unread Infinite Jest
It looks good and you have some nice novels although I cannot see if you have actually read it.

>>9248294
Why do you post this picture in literally every thread?

>>9248452
>Horror novels
>Gene Wolfe
>Lovecraft
>Science books
>Cormac McCarthy
Edgy

tfw can't post shelf because all of my books are in a big cardboard box bc i'm homeless

>>9248465
I post my bookshelf in bookshelf threads. Seems pretty reasonable.

>>9248483
I was homeless for a little over a year. Stay strong anon it gets better if you don't quit like all those pussies you see screaming at the sky outside the corner store at 3am.

>>9248452
You're not dolan, he upgraded that pic a bunch of times

>>9248435
Some people are adults and don't ruin their novels when they read them. This meme, it's dead.

>>9248294
How's The Terror? Found it at goodwill the other day. I loved Hyperion, does it hold up?

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1/2

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>>9249506
2/2

>>9249121
>Not bending in the spine, using the pages as their own bookmarks and writing comments in the margins.

Full pleb.

>>9249506
>>9249513
There are about 200 more books at my dad's house, plus a nice set of encyclopedias.

>>9245670
what the fuck is going on with that copy of gravity's rainbow

>>9245670
you're pretty embarassing

>>9249476
Sorry, haven't read it yet.

>The legend of the 10 elemental masters.

I'm a bit jelly desu.

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>>9245670
My favourite work of literature

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>>9249661
Why not just get it? He still sells it on Lulu.

>tfw I have a signed copy
>tfw his name is just in print because I don't think he actually knows cursive

>>9245670
OP you made me laugh out loud with your pic, well done.

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Shelf at the head of my bed, containing most of my current favourites. I'm actually pretty proud of it. Can I get some recs?

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>>9249871

>>9249871
gay fiction, pleb non-fiction, "weed cures cancer"-tier guides.

fucking dropped.

>>9249871
Self-Harm for Dummies

>>9245670
memelord $$/10

>>9246604
>>9246611
shitty camera ?/10

>>9246633
extensive and diverse, a pretty good shelf. the worn copy of "Atlas Shrugged" is a worrying sign. 7.4/10

>>9246738
>>9246725
>>9246720
pretty vanilla with all the standard memes, i'm tempted to question whether or not you've read many of the books on that shelf. 5.9/10

>>9247031
>>9247028
>>9247016
>>9247013
>>9247007
evident patricianhood. You clearly have a defined personal taste but are also not too pretentious to enjoy the classic /lit/ memes
8.7/10

>>9247123
it doesn't seem like you've been into books for that long, so you're doing fine. there's nothing wrong with entry-level stuff as long as you branch out eventually 7.1/10

shitty quality which makes it difficult to see most of the titles, but I love Robert Graves so I automatically assume your patricianhood 8.2/10

>>9249983

last rating meant for
>>9249506

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R8 me, m8's. Pls b kind, this is my first time

Also add Steppenwolf, The Dead, and The Metamorphosis (not pictured)

>>9250008

also, these r my favs i will keep for long time only; not including booqs i did not like or couldn't finish bc they were memes or i just couldn't get into them (such as Infinite Jest, all the beats, Dellilo)

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>>9250008
>>9250020
>r
>favs
>long time only
>booqs
>bc
>implying Steppenwolf is anyone's favourite past high school
>implying Steppenwolf is even good by Hesse standards
I r8 it b8/8, m8

>>9250008
i have that copy of jurgen. did you read job by heinlein? jurgen seems a bit simple and... juvenile? i haven't been compelled to complete it upon taking it up several times. i wish you luck.

>>9250008
jurgen is an interesting pick. i could take or leave the rest. 1/8

>>9247123
jim carroll is really overlooked. solid 2nd wave ny poet. probably top three behind alice notley and ron padgett. good choice. mother night is vonnegut's best. you got good judgement. have a 10 bruh.

>>9247031
How are you liking Amerika so far? Are you reading in German or English? It left me underwhelmed relatively to the rest of Kafka's works.

>>9250008
Post Office by Bukowski is pretty good

>>9251085
I just started it in German, and am only a couple pages in. Its opening isn't really the same immediate splash of cold water as the first pages of Metamorphosis, the Trial, or some of the stories, but I'm enjoying it a lot. Seems maybe more straightforwardly narrative than his other things? But I really have no idea. I just jumped on in and was kind of intrigued by Kafka setting a story somewhere he has never been.

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>inb4 hipster

Most of the vinyls belonged to my grandma. Don't feel right throwing them out. Except Black Star and the ATCQ anthology. Those are mine.

>>9246693
He want's to show us how many he has.

>>9252882
You are British.

>>9252882
>100 best beatle songs
>beatles only recorded 237 songs
This seems a little easy and cheap.

>>9245670
Another niggershelves threat. What else is new?>>9247031
Ur such a fuckin fgt

>>9245706
you do realize that most people will never read a decent piece of fiction for most of their adult life. us readers are a dying breed

>>9246633
I see you have the same problem I have and prefer getting the same series from the same publisher of an author.

>>9246720
Do you like your women this thick too?

>>9254908
>pure filth
Appropriate

>>9249871
why 6 copies of the hobbit

>>9252882
I fucking hate shelves arranged by size like this.

>>9255145
because fuck you that's why

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Just started my shelf but I'm pretty happy with it so far.

>>9255459
Well meme'd

>>9255459
>Basic writings of Nietzsche
The cherry on top of this quality meme.

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judge me, /lit/

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>>9255512
>GAY and Catholic

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Can you find a trashier pic that mine?

>>9255459

well done sir i needed that

>>9246720
I loved House of Leaves, do you think I should get into The Familiar?

>>9257263
Absolutely. I read the first two so far, and I honestly think that if it continues to improve as I've been told it does, it will end up being his masterpiece over HoL

>>9245670
haha this picture just keeps getting funnier and funnier every time I see it

I just tried to save it and realized I had already saved it five[5] times, lord'a mercy

>>9255870
I like the oxford edition of Nichomachean Ethics, could have been worse

>>9248309
for (You)

>>9249689
*tips fedora*

>>9252882
Дy ю cпик paшн?

>>9257354
мaй дaяpи, дecy

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1/4
>implying you need to actually see what the books are

>>9257364

Well it would be nice, you faggot.

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>>9257364
2/4
i am not a tidy man

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>>9257373
3/4

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>>9257381
4/4
>>9257368
i'm sorry

>>9257393
is it an icon under the bookshelf?

>>9257557
what

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the "dummies" book was a mistake

>>9257627
>these are the people who post on /lit/ these days

>>9257564
icon or ikon, you know.
western type icon

>>9257675
ok but there is clearly nothing under the bookshelf

>>9249871
Digging the PKD collection and Solaris

>>9257777
what is hanging against the wall?

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good meme?

>>9257978
what all these "erotica" books a about?

>>9257990
politics desu

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>>9246666
What are you talking about, he's a modern machiavelli:

https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=rd0AdArPjqU

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>>9257922
from st marks venice when i was there

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>>9245670

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>>9255870
Manga sandwiched between Meinga and Maga

A-a-are you a meme?!

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bully me

>>9254015
I'm American actually.

>>9254562
It definitely was just a quick cash grab by the publisher. Also a gift.

>>9255157
How do you arrange yours, Dewey decimal system?

>>9257354
Дa. Poдитeли oт Mинcк.

>>9255512
nice wyndham lewis

>>9248452
intp spotted

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>>9245670

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>>9255459
a little memey but I like it, try to broaden your horizons anon
>pic related

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Philosophy section

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Chinese shelf 1/2

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Chinese shelf 2/2

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Poetry section

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Nice to see Voll the Man ITT

>>9249121
>reading a dense, large, and heavy 1000 page novel that requires constant flipping to the endnotes without getting any wear on the corners or spine
that's not being an adult that's having full on autism
or he just didn't fucking read it

>buying tons of books you'll most likely never read
>buying new books at all

Legitimately kill yourselves, you hoarding collectors. You're not readers, you're consumerists.

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Japanese books.
(It's attractions imo)

>>9258170
he has a 700 page fbi file on him becausethey thought he was the unabomber....then they thought he was the guy that mailed arsenic to federal buildings.

he smokes crack with prostitutes which is pretty cool

>>9258178
Some people do read a lot. I only buy a new book when I finish what I'm currently reading, and still I have a decently sized collection.

>>9258070
You're about as well read as someone who majored in STEM at Virginia Tech. I bet the only reason you haven't thrown out your books is because you haven't moved yet.

>>9258099
thanks, picked it up at a secondhand bookstore near where I live. pleasant surprise to find it

>>9257364
>Great Lego Sets
I kek'd

>>9257627
T-this is a meme, right?

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>>9245741

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>>9245706
I'm in a dorm and my real bookshelf is back home with the folks, this is the best I can do right now. Also it's gonna be sideways because I'm unironically a mobilefag.

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Only patrician-tier books on my 'shelf' (which is really my bedroom table)

>>9250584

Hesse says of all his books he intended this for older men, not younger people.

Did u even read his forward? Get rekt.

>>9259577
have you seen paterson by jim jarmusch its awful but theres a large focus on william carlos williams' poetry

>>9250589

never read job. is it any good? sounds meme-ish play on Jurgen

Jurgen is decent, like the divine comedy there is a lot of (then) topical political undertones that get missed, i got it on whim for a few bucks to kill off the reainder of a gift card

>>9251276

yeah of that trilogy (factotum, post office, and women) i liked post office the best

>>9259604
I saw the film yes. I've been a fan of Jarmusch for a while and also William Carlos Williams and even Adam Driver to some extent (before Star Wars even), so naturally I had to see it. I kept asking myself the day after I saw it if I liked it or not, and initially I was a little underwhelmed to say the least. I couldn't really point out any explicit problems and kept looking at certain details that I'd distinctly remembered and fell upon one that made it a good movie for me. I mean, the trivial little details that kept flashing through my head and bugging me -- like the twins trope, the black and white obsessed gf, etc. -- finally resolved in recalling the chewed up notebook. I can't recall exactly how this made the film 'good' for me, but it was something about the 'Liebnizian Book' Derrida talks about in some essay or another. Anyway, it was a good movie, especially when that 'ah-ha' moment comes you see why it was done the way it was and presented in the way it was that might initially be off-putting.

>>9259667
For me it really illustrated something about film that discomforts me a little. I'm sure people have already written a lot about this and put it into better words, but its something along the lines of: the experience of the film as a distinct event or experience unconsciously separated from the real-world understanding about its existence and production.

Paterson felt like two (or more) different kinds of movies at once to me, and because I couldn't really wrap my head around why this was done or how it was achieved. You have all this almost romcom-tier normiebait humour with the dog (literally romcom trailer material) that the audience at this outdoor cinema that I saw the movie at kept laughing at, and which was you know, sort of delightful but on reflection seems like such a strange thing to coexist alongside this kind of long, drawn out and intimidating (almost structuralist, as my friend called it) arthouse movie. It was really weird because I can't imagine putting on a Jim Jarmusch weird movie at home and watching that, it feels like such a kind of "new movie playing at the cinema with loads of people" experience. Really makes me wonder what the creative decisions were behind this movie and whether or not someone tried (and failed) to make it more palatable to a wider cinema-going audience.

I think after the film ended everyone felt a bit stupid for having brought their friends along to see it. I didn't dislike the experience of watching it, and I fell into its trance reasonably well, but I felt sort of offended by its existence. The sassy and angry black wife character, a-ha Japanese meme guy and the dog really activated my almonds.

>>9255520
Is she holding a head-sized onigiri?

>>9255870
Patrish af senpai tbqh

>>9259577
Are the oregairu light novels well translated? More importantly is the writing actually good?

>>9259735
Did you give up early on JR?

>>9259749
Yeah.

>>9259709
I totally felt the same way about all the little details that irked you: the weird rom-com vibe, the stupid dog and especially the Japanese guy. Still, when I think about a film I give the director the benefit of the doubt and take everything in it as intended, even the minute details I find troublesome (and even, my reaction as intention for the audience they have in mind).

But look again at what I said above, there is something to be said of the interplay between writing and how it always necessitates a posited ideal made reality. This film is about a guy named Paterson, living in Paterson, New Jersey and who is a fan of William Carlos Williams who wrote a poem called Paterson: it's also a film about poetry. Aren't the poems Paterson writes just as corny as the rom-com tropes and weird little discomforting nuances here and there? For me I guess, it was the chewed up notebook toward the end that redeemed the movie as a whole, and this wouldn't have stood out as it did without the irksome presentation of the rest of the film.

>>9259790
What country

>>9259771
I hadn't really thought in that way. Usually movies I actually dislike, as opposed to just not appreciating as much, have some kind of drive behind the decisions made that I find off-putting. With Paterson I appreciated the soft-spoken good will behind it, and being an actual attempt at capturing the experience of the "artist" in a very pure, universal, non-archetypical way. Maybe I just don't like the "poetry" Jarmusch was making.

>>9259799
Brasil

>>9259742
Translation is good enough and the book is readable. The publisher -- Yen Press -- is notorious for putting out bad English editions of LN's, but this isn't the worst, to say the least. As for the writing, it shines when Hikki is giving a monologue, talking, ect. (the reason I enjoyed the anime was his character in the first place), and most of the dialogue is fun to read as well. It does get pretty rough in some places though and, again, I'm not sure if this is due to a lackluster translation or what. But really, I read these things for the story anyway.

>>9259815
Nice

>>9258171
Never underestimate the magical powers of autism.

>>9259827
Thanks for the response. I've been torn about getting either the English translation or the Japanese original (which will take a bit more effort to go through) so a review from someone who read the translation is much appreciated

>>9259543
>trump
>48 laws of power
>I've been arguing with tech school morons all this time
nice map of Sheppard moron

>>9259934
>not him
map of Sheppard?

>>9259206
it was a christmas present because i was talking about how getting lego as a child was the best present i ever got

>>9259934
I literally never post here. Like this is my 3rd post on /lit/

Nice catch btw, I take it you're not a crew chief if you're posting on this board ya?

>>9260020
Sheppard AFB in Wichita Falls, Texas. That other anon must have done his tech school here. Might even be an officer, in which I should make sure to call him "sir" if I'm ever criticizing his pretentious shitty opinions

>>9259934
But for real how could you tell that was Sheppard, like damn man the fucking map is upside and low red and doesn't have any real identifying features. You have me rattled as fuck.

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>>9249923
Fuck, almost spat my cognac.

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Why are your shelves so neat?

Stop being faggots.

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>>9259934
>>9260020
>>9260127
>>9260133

Now the terrorists know the floor plan of your secret army base

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>>9252882
>tfw you don't have enough books, so you fill the shelf with legos and an orange ball

>>9260164
Fuck. If any OSI agents are reading this, know that this isn't really a breach of OPSEC, since the same info could be obtained from google satellites. Please don't arrest me for careless shitposting on an anime message board.

>>9260162
Fucking hell, did a hurricane just hit your room?

>>9260176
I was going to post a pic of my writing desk, but realised its not recognisable.

>>9258184
>Legend Of The Galactic Heroes
True patrician around this pseud filth.

>>9258038
>Manga
Novels mate. I'm on another plane of memery.

>>9257308
>>9259728
I'm trying to break away from the japanese trash I read. But at least I'm reading again, cant complain.

>>9259603
>caring what the author has to say about his book

Does it make it funnier if you own five copies of The Art of The Deal and think Donald Trump is retarded?

>>9260507
Thank you.
Even though i think my japanese selection is quite disappointing overall.
What do you think of the other shelves I posted before that?

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>>9260133
>post GSA dorm furniture
>post a book with the AF logo on it
>almost all tech schools are at Lackland/Keesler/Sheppard
>post a map with all the buildings distinctly colored in
Glad to know you're all still as dumb as I remember.

>>9261257
Killing it Mr Air Force man.

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>>9248452
>posting as me
>with an outdated image
Step your game up bruh
>>9258106
INTJ actually :^)

>>9261257
What squadron were you?

>>9258171
It baffles me that you find it difficult to not break the spine. I had mine open on my bed the entire time and the spine eleven broke. I don't handle my books like a chimp, but if you do that's cool.

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>>9245748
This. OP is mocking /shelf/ threads.

Pic related is the collection of late 20th century western RPGs I curate. Their pedigree goes back to the 1970s, and they were largely made obsolete by augmented reality in the 2010s and the Chinese singularity in 2029.

>>9259790
eu acho as edições da 34 tão lindas
pena que eu não consigo mais gastar meu dinheiro com livro físico

>>9252882
>Lego: The Beatles
>An orange ball which I assume is a Dragon Ball
>All those children books
You are a piece of shit

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>>9255870
What a pleb.

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These are the only 3 books I still own. I had to leave everything else behind when my mom kicked me out

>>9245670
>no T A I P E I

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pretty much all my shits stacked in drawers. I only have my currently reading shit out cause I don't have a real shelf/::

>>9254908
would cross the street to avoid

>>9258070
>Baldwin
>Smith
>Shelley
>Barth
>Morrison
Not bad desu

>>9264528
Such a strange combination. What kind of person are you?

>>9264899
I think it makes sense. One of Marx's biggest critiques of capitalism is that its alienating and leaves people feeling emotionally unsatisfied. He thought capitalism was responsible for crushing imagination and emotional literacy and he wished for a society that valued those things. Life shouldn't be about consumption and producing, it should be about leisure and self reflection.

A lot of his predictions didn't bear out and a lot of his ideas don't work when put into practice, but I think he hit the nail on the head with his diagnosis of capitalism's problems.

I think anyone that understands and relates to his ideology must understand themselves and human nature. And I think the kind of people that do that kind of reflection are the same kind of people that are going to see themselves in good poetry.

(I wrote this post with someone talking at me so I hope its coherent)

>>9246604
You know, putting the cardboard back to the bookcase actually stabilizes it.

>>9246633
All those memes but no Alice Munro or Marilynne Robinson?

Nigga...

>>9259790
shitty desu

>>9263166
>lindas
who use that word anyway

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1/4

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>>9265155
2/4

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>>9265163
3/4

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>>9265173
4/4

>>9258016
thanks for the link anon, this narrator is comfy af and peeping into the psychology of the president is neato

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>>9265533
i dig your shelf, anon. same jodorowsky as holy mountain, el topo i'm guessing. bicameral mind was debunked, wasn't it? not knockin your interest in bad science, i've got stirner on my shelf.

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>>9265568

>>9265568
It was debunked you say? I have only started the book, who has made you believe it is untrue more than true? Genuinely interested

>>9252882
Are you in Portland, OR

or Gainesville, FL?

>hipster

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>>9265641
i don't remember, actually. don't listen to me, i'm an evil spirit. stay on the path. might've been wikipedia or a book i was reading. fwiw im interested in Jaynes idea. it fits nicely with the agreeable concept of civilization as an accretion of viral (self replicating, symbiotic) ideas. reading the summary of his book i can identify how the utterly sacred and priceless value on life of humans in the first world makes us misunderstand the savages of the ancient worlds (who incidentally had much less to live for). also, being a Jungian, this book seems a neat exploration of how the unconscious may function on a layer below symbols.

>>9252882
sweet ball, anon. i like your shelf, don't listen to the haters.

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>>9245670
>ywn own THAILAND in the 80s

>>9263572
Nice man. Didnt realise there was more books than the 17 I have, hope I can find them translated

>>9265806
I see, thank you

>>9263514

I'm sorry your parents neglected you anon. They really should have valued all the fascinating things you had to say.

>>9265813

Thanks dude. Me and 6 other buddies have a DragonBall each. It's a nice memento especially since we're getting older, moving away.

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YA trash

>>9246633
unoriginal but still good and nice to look at

>>9268169
That is all really bad shit.

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>>9265011
>good poetry
>reads rupi kaur

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>>9259815
Don't you mean brazil?

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>>9268625
>mfw saved the thumbnail

>>9245670
>Trump books
LMAO