Rate /lit/s' jully reading list

>>9719286
LOL. I bet you voted for Drumpf. (Because he's a literal fascist.)

>>9719295
LOL , you'd be incorrect with both assertions.

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It's like being in a room with two mirrors facing each other.

>>9719286
I read a few pages of Mein Kampf, and it was really boring.

>>9719322
So i've been told, i have always been infatuation with understanding his disastrous rational. Could simply be that he was self destructively insane, but i still want to study as much as i can; simply to form my own opinions.

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>>9719334
Put it down, dude.

>>9719364
thanks for the well-constructed input

>>9719334
Are you really retarded because that is shit that any first year history student could tell you...

>>9719384
No i'm not , but your ad hominem speaks volumes for your own case

>>9719286
You misspelled "July."

>>9719421
i apologize, English is not my fathers' tongue

>>9719334
People who say it's boring are either lying about having read it or too stupid to understand it. It is a substantial work of political philosophy with acid humor in its social critique.

>>9719400
I am impressed by your high quality baits. Good work C:

Paradise Lost
King Lear
Cat on a Hot Tin Roof

>>9719482
Is your tongue your father's?

>>9719601
It's just a bunch if bitter pseudoscientific facts supporting a stupid ideology. I mean it's kinda interesting in some way but the works of Giovanni Gentile about fascism are superior in every single way.

I'm planning on reading:
-The Sparrow, by Mary Doria Russell
-East of Eden, by John Steinbeck
-The Long Way to a Small, Angry Planet, by Becky Chalmers
-The Complete Poems of Emily Dickinson