Use a picture of the Simpsons to describe a book you've read
>The Sound and the Fury
Iliad and Odyssey
Isn't this As I Lay Dying?
Iliad and Odyssey
>>9683984
The river scene is from As I Lay Dying
>>9684111
checked and yes
notes from underground
>>9684240
oh yeah. I was thinking of the river crossing in AILD
>>9683984
Here is a better one for you OP
>>9684610
Oblomov
Othello
can't think of one, but i like the picture.
maybe, notes from underground
>>9684670
Not the most /lit/ book but it reminds me of House of Leaves.
Or the story of Ugolino Della Gherardesca in The Divine Comedy.
A day in the life of Ivan Denisovich
>>9684745
nice one
>>9684745
nailed it
The Old Man and the Sea
>>9684787
Frankenstein's Monster
The blind owl
Vineland
>>9684787
amazing
>>9683984
Confessions of a Mask
>>9683984
The Souls of Black Folk
>>9684645
Othello don't stab nobody.
My diary desu
On The Road
Journey to the End of the Night
>>9684963
Someday I am going to finish this fucking book and I'll now what's going on with his following.
Leviathan
>>9684720
The montage in Kamp Krusty would be more apt
>>9685015
The bit where Ivan describes his bunkmate who devotes his spare time to the bible
>>9684899
What's wrong with his face?
confederacy of dunces
>>9685048
ham on rye
>>9685051
still life with woodpecker
>>9685058
100 years of solitude
>>9685061
six four by hideo yokoyama
>>9685066
mount terminus
>>9684240
Skinner isn't committing suicide, he's crossing the river where the bridge is washed away. More fitting to As I Lay Dying imo tbqh.
>>9685068
infinite jest
>>9684670
The Tunnel
>>9685074
one flew over the cuckoos nest
>>9685086
portnoys complaint
White Noise
The Doors of Perception
where do you get these Simpson's screenshots and what are the best seasons
crime and punishment
>>9685086
the trial
>>9685129
lolita
>>9685132
lord of the flies
>>9685137
shit
>>9685140
obligatory obvious one
>>9683984
The Prince - Machiavelli
Farenheit 451
Animal Farm
>>9685140
The Book of Disquiet
>>9685190
I could use this for Absolution Gap.
>>9684787
Beat me to it.
>>9684019
I like this
>>9684888
He was a good boy
>>9685074
How is this?
>>9685369
Tennis + it's not a funny book
>>9685129
Jej
The Ego and Its Own
>>9685387
I mean how is the book
>>9684019
Very clever
>>9685408
very bad
>>9685208
no
but i am sean
>>9685408
Reddit tier humor, ham fisted social commentary (entertainment is like an addiction guise!!!!), pointless wackiness, prose that ranges from forgettably mediocre to absolutely terrible, and unlikeae characters
>>9684670
Camus - The Fall
>>9684019
i don't get it
>>9685974
it's homer sitting at a typewriter....
>>9685980
so basically any book. hiw is that clever
>>9685996
rly bro?
>>9684980
aha, nice
Jakob Von Gunten
>>9685126
2/3—9/10
>>9685996
Homer is the author of odyssEay
>>9684980
kek
I love this thread
The Great Gatsby
>>9685900
Shut your mouth, dickhead
>>9683984
Crippled America
>>9684019
>not using the episode where he was literally Homer from the Odyssey
>>9684909
Works for Under The Volcano as well.
Half of the thread are pictures from episodes based in the books that posters use to describe those books.
It isn't really funny, but it is the better thread right now.
The Catcher in the Rye
>>9685220
Come on, man
>>9686787
excellent
Heart of Darkness
In Search of Lost Time
>>9685129
kek
>>9685128
Actually spot on.
Kafka on the Shore
>>9684670
The Foundation Pit by Platonov obviously
geez /lit/
The Magic Mountainadmit it, this is fucking gold
>>9685408
Best book I've ever read after TPK
The sailor who fell from Grace with the sea
>>9685408
Good but not very rewarding. Only read it if you have time on your hands
>>9684203
underrated
>>9683984
Yes, I am but a simple meme. Probably deserve to be told to go back to plebbit.
Stoner
A Long Days Journey into Night
>>9686893
I like this one.
Adults in the Room by Yanis Varoufakis
>>9689032
How is that, I've been listening to a lot of lectures by Varoufakis and am liking what hes been saying.
Also pic is The Savage Detectives
Conspiracy against the human race
>>9686392
Personally I think season 11 is still in the golden age of the Simpsons. The behind the laughter episode is my favorite.
The Illustrated Man
The Stranger
>>9684670
the house on the borderland
>>9684909
tristessa actually takes place in mexico, though
>>9683984
A Supposedly Fun Thing I'll Never Do Again
>>9686369
hahaha
>>9687166
good one
How does /lit feel about Cormac McCarthy?
Personally I love him.
the count of monte cristo
Palahniuk's book survivor
Industrial society and its future
>>9687166
wait I dont get it. refresh me on Murakami on the Shore.
>>9691348
There is a lot of weird nonsense in that book but one of the key scene is when a character must lift a tiny rock that is impossibly heavy in order to defeat an interdimensional eldritch entity.
>>9691761
and apparently the book was adapted for theater, fancy that.
some pretty good posting ITT so far, good work lads
>>9683984
>Mein kampf
>>9685107
should've done the one where he eats the chilli
>>9684850
Underrated
>>9683984
The unique and it's own
Siddhartha
>>9691761
I remember now. Thanks. I do like the nonsense though, even all the unexplained bullshit. The crow, the fish rain and so on.
>>9691897
I called it weird nonsense but the truth is that I loved it. There is only one book that made me spontaneously cry while reading and it's this one. I still don't understand why.
>>9689872
nice, mate
>>9684833
Perfect, Pynchon already being simpsonesque just adds another layer
On War
Mozart: A Life
The Handmaid's Tale
The Name of the Rose
>>9685583
What's great about this image is how it shows you how much Sartre looks like Hans Moleman.
"Good Moleman to you. Today on Jean-Paul in the morning, a reading of my play about the agonizing pain of having unwanted company, for aaalllll eteerrnityyyy...."
>>9689742
This is literaly one of the most strongly hated episodes of all time
>>9692744
Always think of the Adorno version of this whenever I see it.
>>9689375
At Swim-Two-Birds fits better
Henry V
>>9692774
whoops, Meant VIII.
>>9689375
They're not even drinking stouts...
Do Androids Dream of Electric Sheep?
Has anyone ever wondered how The Simpsons were so great in their Golden Age?
I mean, I personally think it should be studied, not because it's deep (although some episodes have some layers), but because it's the most effective critique of 90's America or even Western Culture.
I personally always found it really interesting for how much their could say in 30 mins referencing so many things, and on par with comedy series that deserve praise and analysis like Malcolm in the Middle
Don Quixote
>>9684670
death grips
ulysses
One of you can make one up for this
Dubliners
>>9693020
The parts of Henry IV with Falstaff in them
>>9685036
Hes retarded, just like the diary
I wish to state for the record that /sp/ does a much better job at this type of thread than /lit/ is doing right now.
The /sp/ convention is to pick a Simpsons screencap, humorously relate it to something sports related, and simply 'caption' the image by titling the filename appropriately without further comment. Allow me to demonstrate.
>>9693266
>watching sports
Do you play video games and drink Mountain Dew as well?
ulysses again
>>9691814
>>The unique and it is own
>Not possessing that grammar habitually.
Cease your being
>The Histories
>>9693343
>everything about this post
Go back to plebbit.
Flatland
The God Delusion
Illuminatus!
>>9685583
Socrates, Wittgenstein, Sartre, Nietzche, Foucault, Kant, Marx. Who is the one with the scarf?
>>9694515
well done
Enchiridion.
>>9688768
perfect
White Noise
>>9694643
Might be Lacan but I think the scarf is meant to be significant and I can't find any pictures of Lacan with a scarf so I'm not sure
>>9684670
The Judgement
>>9684963
Nailed it
>>9686893
hej
>>9689050
It's very good. It's basically a memoir on his 162 tenure as Greece's finance minister but he also elaborates on the Greek crisis, economics (well explained for laymen such as myself) and how the troika basically screwed them over big time. Would definitely recommend
>>9693266
You must have picked a bad example on purpose?
>>9692758
Haven't seen that, got a copy?
>>9695100
>>9687166
kek
>>9688768
fuck what episode was this
>>9695301
The episode where Homer eats the poisoned Fugu fish and thinks he's dying. Can't remember the name.
>>9692827
kek, good job
>>9684670
Dante's inferno
>>9693343
huehuehue
Pnin
The Importance of Being Earnest
Whos afraid of Vriginia Wolff?
Gender Trouble
>>9695313
ahhh thanks man
Infinite Jest
>>9691131
kek
>>9695624
chuckled
>>9684132
heh
>>9693753
>implying that i didn't born in a english country
Fag
>>9695105
This is better because it's an actual example from Adorno.
>>9694515
10/10
>>9689872
atta boy
>>9684203
nice
>>9686670
classic
>>9685129
very guud
>>9691913
I hear ya, it's very atmospheric and the unexplained gives it a surreal mystery. I loved it too.
>>9685190
Jej nice
>>9686787
Nice.
Gravity's Rainbow
>>9695608
nailed it
>>9689872
fucking gold
>>9689939
quality filename
JR
Mason & Dixon
Here Be Demons
Any good episodes AFTER season 10?
>>9684980
Underrated as fuck.
>>9691817
Brekeke
Ariel
>>9695608
beautiful
>>9693020
Hunger?
TItus Andronicus
The Violent Bear It Away
Crime and Punishment
>>9700466
but no one has even rated it
>>9694643
Barthes.
>>9694643
Roland Barthes
Rime of the Ancient Mariner
>>9700187
fuck
>>9694942
it's Camus in case anyone was still wondering
>>9702818
doesn't make sense
camus' face is round not long, and I've never seen a photo of him with a scarf
brothers Karamasov