What are some great books for a depressed, edgy 21 year-old?
The Bible
or The Quran, but be careful because that's a text that's meant to be taken literally (as opposed the Bible) - read some of the popular Sunnah's so you don't misinterpret the primary text and go full durka durka
on the heights of despair by emil cioran
it's only dismissed as edgy by the exact people that cioran dismisses as superficial fuccbois
>>9254433
The book of these digits
An asshole will tell you The Stranger
A smart person will tell you A Thousand Plateaus.
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>>9254444
i came
>>9254433
Notes from Underground
On the Aesthetic Education of Man
American Psycho, Less Than Zero, or Lunar Park
>>9254444
A top one hundred post in /lit/ history, to be certain.
>>9254444
whough...
>>9254433
Nearly all of Shakespeare.
>>9254606
No one actually reads Shakespeare, though. Everyone just lies about it.
Read dat nigga Emi C
Except no subtitutes
>>9254705
this, and I've read everything Shakespeare ever wrote
>>9254729
So have you?
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>>9254440
>read some of the popular Sunnah
Where? I couldn't find a pdf on the internet.
there's a good chance that no amount of reading will help you with this anon
if its real depression the roots are probably deeper than can be solved by intellectual gymnastics
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>>9254433
this game made me want to kill myself i just want friends man i have fucking nothing i work in a refinery plant cutting up carcasses all day
>>9254444
nicely done
The Book of Disquiet
>>9254873
this post made me suddenly very sad
>>9254433
"The Sorrow Proper" by Lindsey Drager
A deaf mathematician falls in love.
A library closes its doors for good.
Every word in this book has special meaning.
gl edglord
>>9254828
I don't care about overcoming it through books. I'm looking for books that can help me revel in my depression.
>>9254873
I feel you, anon. I don't particularly hate my job because I get to be distracted from the void for a while at least. But I feel you all the same.
>>9254444
This should have derailed the thread more than it did.
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>>9254433
The Unbearable Lightness of Being by Milan Kundera
Notes from the Underground by Dostoevsky
Man's Search for Meaning by Viktor Frankl
The Blind Owl by Sadegh Hedayat
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>>9254444
Superb, excellent, really magnificent!
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>>9254433
Anything by Chuck Palahniuk
>>9255020
Infinite Jest then. When I was 19 and super depressed, one of the only things, maybe the only thing, I enjoyed doing was reading Infinite Jest. Usually really entertaining, and the sections about depression are super validating and just really nice to read.
I am also a depressed 21 year old looking for books to read. I am in China. I am sending you my love and I hope we can connect.
>>9254444
wew
Penthouse
>>9254444
Gore Vidal BTFO
The entirety of the Hermetica. Read it in one sitting while under the influence of hallucinogenic drugs.
>>9254444
Witnessed
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>>9254444
1/ read the 9254444
2/ compare all available translations
3/ ????
4? profit
>>9254444
Well done
>>9254444
holy fuck
>>9254444
Magic.
No longer human or norwegian wood may be the stuff
Spring Snow
>>9254433
Journey to the End of the Night.
Notes from the Underground.
w. somerset maugham
>>9254433
everything jean rhys ever wrote.
>>9254444
pls stop you scare me
>>9254433
Infinite Jest
>>9254873
turn to alcoholism dude
>>9260779
/thread
>>9254433
Whatever - M. Houellebecq
>>9254433
just do whatever lol books are waste of time
Walden 2-BF Skinner
>>9254444
Niiiiiiiiiiiiice
The Road
>>9263051
i second that
>>9261081
this
>>9254444
Let them be checked.