Stack Thread

>>9855070
Good taste, anon.

>>9855070

>r8

you already know that is a good stack u cheeky melon.

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How's this?

>>9855070
I'm readying The Trial now. Pretty good.

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>>9855070
Did you get Omensetter's Luck online? have yet to see it (or any Gass) in a used bookstore

>>9855158
That's a modest sized Orson Welles you got there

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>>9855158
>Noise of Time
Heard good things, also props on getting Crying at the same time I did

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no bully pls, I regret buying some of these

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Recent stack from a used bookstore + books I bought online

>>9855453
What the fuck

I feel like there's always six of these threads operating at any one time on this board.

>>9855453
How dare you even let The Fault in Our Memes touch Perfume.

what the fuck is a stack. do i just take a pic of books i'm currently reading or books i've enjoyed or something?

explain it to me and i'll share a sic stack

>>9856075
whatever you think will earn you the most karma. Usually its new purchases but do whatever you want

>>9856075
you take a picture of some books and we upvote it if it is good!

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>>9856081
>>9856085

this is a spook

>>9855176
You really like Updike huh? I've heard that he writes really good sentences. And yea I bought it online. As I Lay Dying is great
>>9855190
That's a really nice stack, especially that Goethe and Shake. Never heard of Wealth and Poverty of Nations but it sounds interesting
>>9855158
Yea I've read about fifty pages of the trial so far. Pretty hilarious. Doing research into hard-boiled fiction?
>>9855273
Ballet? that sounds pretty interesting
>>9855453
well now you have something to talk about with a lot of young, mainstream readers
>>9855963
Starting a Kantian journey is always fun. I haven't read Reasons and Persons but I read an essay by Parfit once. He does those crazy thought experiments really well

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>>9856212
Wow, toppest stack.

What's your assessment on Ynderlwrld?

>>9855070
read the Wittgenstein before Philosophy of Mind and see if you can catch all the mistakes that Wittgenstein is warning about

>>9856258
will do, good advice anon

>>9855980
is this the literary lifestyle?

>>9856100
>Never heard of Wealth and Poverty of Nations but it sounds interesting

Yeah it's a sort of Jared Diamond style analysis. And yeah that Shake is quite comfy.

>>9856100
>You really like Updike huh?
Honestly I just heard he was good and the books were insanely cheap

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>>9856009
>plebolsillo
m8...

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The thickest was the cheapest.

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>>9855070

>>9858764
A e s t h e t i c as fuck.

>>9858764
>posting the same photo that is posted in every stack thread
>naming it "IMG_***.jpg" so it would seem like you actually took it

пoчeмy?

>>9858764
I dated a girl who had several of these. It was an early warning sign I should've better attended to.

>>9858772
>>9858854
>>9858910
Guaranteed (You)s every time.

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wew

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>>9855453

The only book in that pile that I really take issue with is the Alchemist.

>>9855980
Jesus christ

>>9856009
El Aleph is by far my favorite short story, noice

>>9855980
This is tragicomic on a Shakespearean level. Hows that Übermensch thing coming along?

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Yes, I read great literature.

>>9856009
nigga, son mejores los cuentos de Poe en Penguin, y valen lo de un solo tomo y vienen 70 lmao

>>9858039
Debolsillo is great. Mátate.

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>>9860177

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>>9855176
Is The Crucible worth re-reading?

I read it in fifth grade (about a decade ago), so I can barely remember anything about it. All I remember is that it stood out amongst the other books that I read at the time.

>>9855273
Mirin that Fellini book

>>9859936
>Hows that Übermensch thing coming along?
With difficulty.

>>9855453
Enjoy Stoner, anon. It's one of my favorites.

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give me recs, particularly psychoanalytic stuff

>>9855158
library of america is god tier publisher
>>9855190
good stuff

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>>9861311

Nice montaigne.

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This is a /fatstack/ thread now.

>>9862143
>>9861842
>>9861827
>>9858764
>>9856212
these aren't stacks

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>>9862253
Better?

>>9861311
>hardback Hero with a thousand faces

Very nice

>>9862298
the only redeemable parts of this are the plato, shirer, Dostoyevsky, & joyce, and it's still not a stack. I liked blood meridian and in cold blood but they're not particularly great

>>9862298
Didn't see the vonnegut or salinger, those books have a special place in my heart since I read them at the right time

>>9862143
>the exorcist
>stephen king
>that disgusting figure
>zelda
>the mde book
>house of leaves
>the bookmark at the very beginning of ulysses
better meme than >>9858764 desu

I want to get into reading. Where should I buy books at? Barnes and Noble?

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>>9862580
Just start with Finnegan's Wake, don't worry about the rest.

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>>9862298
>Ulysses
>Infinite Jest
>One Punch Man
>Zelda
>Rise and Fall of Third Reich

>>9855176

what is lit's take on john updike

>>9855980
saved

>>9862582
Assuming English is your first language, how long have you been learning German for?

Assuming German is you first language, how long have you been learning English for?

Nice stack btw

>>9855070
way to use your computer to buy shit your computer told you is good

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>>9855070

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My recent purchases

>>9862774

English is my first language. I am fluent in German as well. I completed the Goethe Institut curriculum (A1-C2) in 8 months.

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Recent 1st edition gets

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Got these five for 30 bucks. Opinions?

>>9855176
The Magic Mountain is fucking amazing. Nice stack, anon.

>>9855453
It's not that bad if you're new to reading, anon. It does seem like you just bought a bunch of books from the reddit top 200, but I've read most of those, besides John Green, and they were mostly comfy. Good starter set imo

>>9863234
Why 2 though?
Why 1 though?

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>>9863471

>>9863477
woah

>>9863541
Probably the two coolest things I've ever owned

>>9863548
I believe you

>>9863477

Very nice.

>>9863477
They're fake.

>>9863635
Definitely not, friend. Nice try though.

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Who /bible/ here? All second hand, came to about $12

>>9863705
>softback bibles

>>9863274
Norwegian Wood is Murakami's admitted attempt at a bestseller, and it's pretty good.
Steppenwolf really is a fantastic read but the introduction in mine says many people interpret it wrong. Students tend to go through a period of Identifying with the main character, which wasn't Hesse's objective, apparently.

Haven't read the others but they're probably great.

>>9855453
Reading One Hundred Years of Solitude right now, it's real good

>>9863705
i prefer non-fiction xD

>>9855453
i bet you thought that was the same john williams who composed the music for star wars too

i think i'm gonna be sick

>>9855980
memeposter posted a meme once again haha how about that enriched computer world life haha here's a (you) 4u big guy hahah MY DUDE

>>9856212
what DVDs are those

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>>9860177

>>9860730
not that guy but yes, Re-read The Crucible. One of the greatest plays of the past 100 years. It's still immensely relevant today.

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Some recent thrift store cops

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Barter Books boys, call me trash

>>9863705
>No KJV.

>>9858764
this looks like something from reddit, gay as hell

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>tfw no one comments on me books

>>9865555
Which are your books, m80?

>>9855190
Good to see some rare quality australian lit

>>9865104
I believe this is called viewpoint diversity?

>>9855980

Needs the Bell Curve

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Just picked up GR today.

>>9866383
Nice stack man. I just picked up A Supposedly Fun Thing the other day. It's a 1st print so I was pretty stoked.

>>9866321
Ive been trying to pick up classic Aus lit where ever i find it.

>>9866437
Are you a local or just interested in the country?

>>9864898
Why is your copy of The Scarlet Letter so thick? It was like 200 pages as far as I remember.

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~$17

>>9862582
nice

>>9866563
Yeah im in Sydney

>>9864724
wow king leopold's ghost is a great pickup

>>9866373
commies can be hate the joos, too. In fact they did

>>9866660
It's got The House of the Seven Gables in it too

>>9865104

t. lefty

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Book haul from last weekend
20 euros, most in excellent condition, pretty pleased

>>9863267
>women and men

(heavy breathing)

how

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I just started reading seriously for the first time since high school. How bad did I do?

>>9870085
well you fell for our dumb ass memes so alright i suppose

>>9870085
Can't go wrong with the Iliad. Pity it's not in Greek though

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I fell for the nabokov meme guys, which one should I start out with?

>>9870257
Pnin is a good place to start with Nabokov.

>>9858967
Why are you reading physical cocí books? Just wondering

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Currently reading these.
I'm enjoying all of them, especially Mo Yan's Republic of Wine.(One third is fascinating, one third is hilarious and one third is horrifying so far)
Top two are the Annalects of Confucius (New translation I got after I found it while randomly roaming the city, so far it's better than the one I had, which was made in the 60s I think) and the Book of Odes to accompany it. (Just when the Annalects references it, already read it once, it's pretty, what can I say)
Took up reading Three Kingdoms again after I abandoned it. Enjoying it more than last time, guess it's like wine, the experience older, the better.Dong Zhou got fucking OWNED I sorta get why it's memed so much now.
r8?

>>9870257
Buy Lolita and read it if you haven't. Otherwise read Pale Fire.

>>9855070
I have that version of The Recognitions, it's a fucking brick. Seriously, it killed my dog when it came through the letterbox

>>9858967
>actually buying the fucking CCNA textbooks

why.jpg

t. network admin

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>>9855980
needs dangerous Milo and Atlas Shrugged

>tfw the same edition of The Cathcher in The Rye is posted at least 5 times in every stack thread

>>9863267
That was a gift from a good friend, the others I got because I recently got a second job that has made me able to get some nice shit.

>>9870624
I don't know if you have noticed, but most stack threads are full of the same books and same editions, which get the same responses.
Same with the Recent Purchaseses threads.
/lit/ talks about highschool stuff 70 percent of the time, and jerks off postmoder or obscure (sometimes both) authors they haven't read in the remaining 30 percent.

>>9860177
This reminds me of the not so long ago time when I printed out the Tatami Galaxy novel because fuck PDF.

>>9862969
Idk if you started it yet, but is Poland good? What historical periods does it cover?

>>9864724
>>9867024
Is King Leopold's Ghost about colonialism? What does the book focus on?

>>9870528
That's how I fell for the Nabokov meme. I've never read a book written so beautifully. Been reading up a lot on vlad and watching videos of him and really love the emphasis he puts on the "aesthetic bliss" of the novel. His opinions on authors are hilarious as well.

>>9870649
Some of us have read the authors whose dicks are in our hands, buddy.

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The Hemingway above Requiem is The Old Man and the Sea. The Brothers K is a lib book and I'm reading it now. The rest were gifts from my father.

>>9870872
Nice

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P-p-please don't bully me...

>>9870872
Comfy

>>9871135
>marr
Does he just shit on Morrissey the whole book?

>>9871158
I just bought it today, and i haven't started reading it yet. Honestly, he probably does.

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>>9866678

>The Story of O

>>9871145
I'm sticking to the greats until I've read them all.

>>9870704
not yet read but it goes through eight centuries from the days of resisting the tatars to present day.

>>9855980
Haha!

>>9870085
>He's legitimately starting with the greeks and beginning with the bronze age
Props for diving straight in, my dude

>>9871135
> Palahniuk

Gross.

The others seem neat though. Didn't realise Dune was that large. Curious about Johnny Marr's book too - I love The Smiths but Morrissey is insufferable (and this is coming from a guy who likes his solo work too) and I want to hear a smattering of shit-flinging from a cool guy guitarist who played for Modest Mouse.

>>9870872
That's not a very thicc W&P, is it a volume or just small text?

>>9862298
Rotating the image sideways doesn't make it a stack dude

>>9871174
what did you mean by this?

>>9870872
Must be nice to have a patrician father.

No picture, but I bought today

Complete works of Shakespeare.
Paradise Lost.
Faust (goethe)

What the fuck am I in for? Already started with The Tempest, is it a good play to start?

>>9873663
>what the fuck am I in for?
Pure /lit/ bliss on all accounts

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Sorry for such a generic stack, currently reading the conegathers

>>9870784
Then read Pale Fire, in my opinion it's almost better than Lolita. Then read Despair and Invitation to a Beheading. Everything I've read by him has been amazing and I've read a lot of Nabokov.

>>9855453
Great starterpack.

>>9872438
It's an abridged actually, yeah. My father has a legitimate copy but he can't find it. Though it 's probably Garnett so I'm likely going to get it from the lib like I did Brothers K when I finally decide to read it.

>>9873615
Ha! My dad's a high school literature teacher...

>>9874441
Sledge's book is fantastic.

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>>9872517

I like that book, it's just very lewd though.

>>9873663
You're in for a damn good time.

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>>9858764
>Arabian Nights spine
>Sanskrit-style title font

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>>9862298
>HTBtUSG

please let me buy that off of you

>>9855070
I've been meaning to get that Tallis. Have you started it?

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Just got all these for under £7

>>9875823
>Farage
Are you American?

>>9875892
I'm British

>>9870872
I wish our library included Everyman's editions of Dosto, or any author for that matter

>>9875635
Not yet but I've thumbed through it.

>>9876135
Everyman uses P&V. Get the McDuff translations that Penguin puts out.

>>9862298
Topkek

>>9862582
Fuck yes, Wallace Stevens

>>9863260
I'm thinking of learning German, but I'm 24. I think I have a natural disposition to linguistics in a broad sense, but is 24 too late for me to properly learn?

>>9862720
I've only read some of his short stories. He's really hit and miss. To be honest, I don't think I could bear reading any of his novels.

>>9863471
Kek

>>9864134
No I don't even like Star Wars
>>9863287
At first, yeah. Then I started buying from the /lit/ starter kit.
>>9874493
Thanks, can't wait to read them.

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Everything I got this past month. The other Camus is The Plague and Huxley is Brave New World.

>>9858854
пoтoмy чтo oн пeдик

>>9877630
pleb

>>9874441
>some of the books upside down
I threw up in my mouth

>>9876571
I wouldn't bother

>>9876135
My local library is pretty fucking awesome, not going to lie.

>>9878107
Maybe. I'm still at a phase where I mostly want to read classics.

>>9876571
I don't see why not, as long as you're committed

>>9858764
Lovely bindings, wasted on some of those books.

>>9876571
No, of course not! You might not be chewing through Heidegger, but you can learn to speak it, particularly if you immerse yourself in it, which can be done now with ebooks and youtube stuff, if you have some discipline.

>>9878530
>>9878487
My concern is over the fact the brain stops developing (or reaches its full learning potential) after a certain age. Supposedly you can't really learn to play a musical instrument properly either.

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Bought these for 7 dollars used

>>9878955
Weak bait

>>9855963
How was Reasons and Persons?

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>>9855070

What I managed to read so far this month

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>>9879995

Should have the rest of this done by the end of the month.

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Currently slogging through "Caucasian Battlefields" and "New Confessors of Russia"

Also ordered a new book on Soviet Combat Divers of WW2.

>>9879995
>>9880022
Neat editions, but honestly you could have read most of the shorter one's in the public domain. If you're going to spend money make it on hardcovers

>>9880022
After Crime and Punishment, read Hunger by Hamsun.

It might even be better to read it first.

>>9875549
>>Sanskrit-style title font
The Script is called "Dev Nagri" and no arabic doesn't belong in that style I agree.

>>9880169
I've only read Kaputt and Forgotten Soldier from your stack, and I thought they were both great. The soviet combat divers book sounds interesting. What's the name of it?

>>9880229

Bookstore had a weird bundle sale, all of them cost me basically nothing.
When books are that cheap, I like having physical copies just so I can put them on the "done" stack and remind myself that I'm actually making progress and reading again.

>>9855453
Inferno may be a top 5 worst purchase of my life.

>>9878472
>Pynchon
>classics
hmmmmmm

Are stack threads for new purchases, recent reads, or something else entirely?

>>9880659
Can be for whatever. Most of the time it's recent purchases.

>>9855070
basic but good, Eagleton is a decent intro but he is sort of reductive in his rebuttals to each school of thought.

>>9855158
49 is great, What Make's Sammy Run is fun but pretty obvious after about 50 pages, rest are meh.

>>9855176
Not my taste at all but I am glad you have authors you like.

>>9855273
If you want some better stuff on Fellini check out I Fellini, Fellini's road, and Making a Film.

>>9855453
kind of some garbage but do you man.

>>9863267
Smuggler's Bible, Hind's Kidnap, and Plus are his best imo.

>>9870257
Why buy all 5 brand new m8? Ada is the best one read it last, Pale Fire and Transparent Things should also be read later, probably start with Pnin, Lolita, or his Russian novels, the Defense is fun.

>>9877630
Gombrowicz is great but Sisyphus is really cringy, if you want to read Camus do La Chute.

>>9880566
>mostly want to read classics
>mostly

>>9881869
Yeah, I don't think I'm ever going to finish reading Sisyphus. The only worthwhile things I've read there so far, Camus himself calls truisms.

>>9870085
Don't you have any chill?

>>9879862
Late to the party and not the same poster bu Reasons and Persons is really the only philosophical text I found dense. It's not challenging or anything, just time consuming and tedious. I didn't care for what Parfit was saying personally but it has its merits.

>>9855453
ewwww the name of the wind ewwwwwwwwwwwwww

>>9883011
whats wrong w it?

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Quite pleased with it desu.

>>9883024
the name is blast, ass blast

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first time on /lit/ so go easy. recent pick ups (got most of these for $.25 at a thrift store near me)

>>9880242
Soviet Combat Divers of WW2 by Pavel Borovnikov

Link:https://www.amazon.com/gp/aw/d/0764351907/ref=mp_s_a_1_1?ie=UTF8&qid=1502563176&sr=8-1&pi=AC_SX236_SY340_FMwebp_QL65&keywords=Soviet+Combat+divers+of+ww2&dpPl=1&dpID=51kN2Z-wwML&ref=plSrch

>>9870678
What? Are they translated already?

>>9880229
>being this assertive while being this wrong
weeew

>>9883491
>cather
>garcia marquez
could do a whole lot worse for a first time stack

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Just picked up

>>9883818
The reviews for Origins of Totalitarianism seemed really mixed. I'm not sure if I want to get it.

I want to read but I turn to degenraete faggt and go back to playing games 8 hours a day so easily

fuckin gkill me

>>9855176
Lord Jim

>>9858764
How to get these

>>9884681
Reeee

>>9883523
You are probably mixing it up with the LoGH books.
This is a fan translation of one novel.

>>9883046
Huxley's Island reads a lot like BNW but set in a less advanced society and on some Pacific Island. I read it 6 years ago back in high school for fun. It's a good read.

>>9860645
Debolsillo is shit.

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r8 my stack /lit/. Also give me recs, but you guys always give shit recs.

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Got these from the library the other day.

New reader though, just getting into it again and wanting to take it seriously from here on, so I might be punching above my weight class by taking out something like Ulysses, but I was just so astonished to see that my library had it at all that I instantly took it and added it to the rest of my books. Oh and I also went back after and got Anna Karenina, since it's considered one of the best novels ever written and also happens to be a love story, which I have a deep attraction to as a genre.

So help me /lit/ friends, do I need to do a lot of prerequisite reading before I can tackle Ulysses or Karenina? I thrifted A Portrait earlier today, if that helps in regards to Ulysses.

>>9885754
Prerequisite reading is the worst meme. Bibliographical and historical context are never necessary. Just read books because you enjoy it or something. Nobody cares if you understand Ulysses's relationship to Greek myth or the loss of pre-christianity Irish folklore.

>>9855070
>1)
nice picks. i strongly recomend that you read tractatus before reading anything else by wittgenstein, with good commentary letterature to try to understand i better (if by any chance u speak/read italian, the best book ever written about tractatus' logic and ontology is 'la fatica di descrivere' by roberto dionigi....if it just was in english or german it would be the book everybody would read to understand wittgenstein).
>2)
i suggest that you read philosophy of mind by kim instead of the one you own, way more in depth analysis of some problems.

>>9886318
(i have a bachelor in philosophy and a major in philosophy of science btw)

>>9860177
>Fallout: Equestria
is that a bound mlp crossover fanfic?