Becoming post-literature

>>9747762

Learn Lacan.

>>9747762
I'm too young to answer that question but I would guess that everybody's passion comes and goes occasionally, and you should just go try something new for a while until you want to come back to reading. Get into art film.

>>9747762
Take the blackpill, read Harry Potter

>>9747772
This. Then read Deleuze.

>>9747762
Start over with the Greeks and work your way back up.

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>>9747762
reread

>>9747762
dude you are never post-literature, there is so much excellent /lit/ that you'd need 3 lifetimes to read everything

>>9747762
Start writing.

>>9747762
In the same boat as you, m8.

You have a humber of options (non-mutually exclusive, mind):

Turn to religion and spirituality, learn a canonical language while you're at it: Latin, Greek, Sanskrit, Tibetan, whatever floats your boat.

Take the equivalent of the Bogpill and seek out the most mindboggling cod philosophy you can and make a deep study of that. The more offbeat and esoteric, the better. (We're talking like borderline occultism stuff here, anon.)

Then start writing the kind of shit you'd want to read yourself. A journal makes a good beginning.

First and foremost though, it sounds like you just need to recharge your batteries and get more fresh air and exercise, and overcome the latent depression you probably have.

Good luck!

Learn a foreign language and start to read books in it. It will be a new challenge and it takes some years to master a foreign language.

It is also good for the brain

Time to study science