>your cunt
>what’s your favourite book?
Your cunt
Liam Brown
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Aaron Cook
Quotations from Chairman Mao Tse-tung
Lucas Morris
my flag (Magyarország)
Metaphysics of War by Julius Evola
Gavin Richardson
Quotations from Chairman Mao Tse-tung
Dominic Jackson
Industrial Society and Its Future
Ted Kaczynski
Jackson Lewis
Siddharta
Owen Davis
Are you a Buddhist?
Matthew Hernandez
The Pillars of Earth by Ken Follett
Josiah James
This one
Have you ever read this book?
Nicholas Anderson
no, a fedora
the book isn't really about buddism
it's about finding your own way to enlightenment
Adam Campbell
no i've only seen the movie
Angel White
At The Mountains of Madness
Kevin Gonzalez
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the phenomenology of spirit
Leo Collins
Atlas Shrugged
Nicholas Lee
movie is much better for many reasons
John Brown
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nonfiction: uniqueness of western civilization - duchesne
fiction: atomised- houellebecq
Michael Campbell
In Desert and Wilderness by Henryk Sienkiewicz
Isaiah Evans
mistborn series
John Collins
Jackson Stewart
The Brothers Karamazov by Dostoevski.
Dominic Allen
David Lee
Canada
The Holy Bible
Justin James
The holy Quran of course
Hunter Hernandez
The Razor's Edge by Somerset Maugham
Camden Moore
No country for old men
Logan Miller
It changes with time
The best one I read recently was Brave New World.
Levi Williams
/lit/eral retard
Xavier Sanders
Higurashi no Naku koro ni
Cameron Smith
Levi Ward
Capital in the Twenty-First Century by Thomas Piketty
Camden Clark
Hearth of darkness.
Jayden Lewis
lmao
Jacob Nelson
it's a very nostalgic book for me
Gabriel Torres
That book has been the bible for our left wing millennials for a while.
Lucas Peterson
>The holy Quran of course
nice try kaffir
The Noble Quran
Carson Myers
1984
Evan Nguyen
>TEJAS
>Industrial Society and Its Future
Ted Kaczynski or U.S. military engineer manual
Jordan Russell
Isaiah Morris
I’m afraid to even mention mine because it will not only make me look like a brain let, but also an edgy mega geek.
Gabriel Garcia
U.S.-Korean relations 1882-1982 and the Tao Te Ching
Xavier Adams
Argentina
The Horse and His boy
I have 6 different editions of that book.
John Fisher
catcher in the rye?
Leo Watson
did someone say Tao Te Ching?
Dominic Walker
me too
Eli Kelly
It's okay bro. I got you.
Christian Walker
Das rite
Jeremiah Stewart
bookmarked
Adam Nguyen
Thucydides's Peloponnesian War
I've read it three times
Juan Reed
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Blood Meridian by Cormac McCarthy
Ayden Brooks
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Harry Potter used to be my favourite when I was a child.
My favourite would be Murakami’s Kafka on the Shore or 1Q84
But now desu I don’t have a favourite book, it’s more of having a favourite author, I just read everything.
Levi Carter
It‘s not nadsat is just lost on Russians for obvious reasons.
Camden Nguyen
eh Terre des Hommes is one of my fav
Jack Ward
It's excellent. I highly recommend it.
Cameron Flores
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Lord of the Flies
Ayden Nguyen
>/lit/
>that stack
Your average litard hasn‘t read anything besides Memestoevsky and 12 Rules for Washing Your Penis.
Hunter Sanchez
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Un homme qui dort
Andrew Clark
Read "Who goes there?" by John Campbell
Read "Thin Air" by Michelle paver
Gabriel Torres
Horus heresy meme books I guess.
Carson Wood
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Chase Reyes
Dawn Kee Chode by Michael Servants
Elijah Martin
why of course
Camden Collins
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The Prince
Jayden Ortiz
Like any other westerns? Just finished Congregation of Jackals the other week and I've ordered the Son by Philipp Meyer
Gabriel Wright
Honestly no, although I should read more. I mostly just love everything McCarthy has written. I will try both of those out though! That said i really recommend McCarthy.
Evan Murphy
trigger warning, by william johnstone
Gabriel Wilson
Just a warning, Craig Zahler is not a very skilled writer, he's just good at telling interesting and brutish stories. Nothing wrong with that, I still liked Congregation
For well-written westerns try Larry McMurtrys Lonesome Dove or stuff like Butcher's Crossing.
Cameron Cook
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Nicholas Barnes
1. Bavaria
2.Thomas Mann's "Joseph and his Brothers" followed by Cormac McCarthy's "Blood Meridian".
Logan Fisher
>Siddharta
By Hesse?
Oliver Evans
Point taken. Thanks for the recommendations! If you like nu westerns, try No Country for Old Men, the book is quite good!
Landon Anderson
Jackson Cox
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2. pic related
Lincoln Cooper
>Like any other westerns?
Blood Meridian is impossible to compare to anything else. It absolutely stands on its own. McCarthy has an unusual style, he's not a big fan of commas or quotation marks, and it took me awhile to get used to that. But what fascinates me the most is his prose. It's brutal yet somehow poetic, and it's relentless. And the entire book is chock-full of extremely quotable bits. Every character has their own voice and style.
And I have never encountered a more fascinating literary character than The Judge.
Bentley Ortiz
>GoT
Ryder Hernandez
>Like any other westerns?
Reading this again, I may have misunderstood your original intent. My apologies.
Justin Torres
Everything this guy says is correct
Chase Russell
Don’t judge me I bought the set after the first season.
>Winds of Winter never ever
Grayson Foster
Wuthering Heights
Andrew Bennett
I hear there is talk about turning it into a movie. I fear no actor will be able to do the Judge justice, and I wish they don't follow through with their plans.
Isaac Jenkins
Demons by Dostoyevski
Asher Stewart
>country
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>non fiction
A Treatise of Human Nature by Hume
>fiction
Ficciones by Borges
Cooper Brown
I have a massive love for Hyperion
Austin Flores
>Implying I can read
Bentley Clark
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Alexiad
Man of culture
Sebastian Harris
First of all of course they should not do it at all. It is unfilmable...But peak John Goodman could have been a good Judge Holden.
Thomas Anderson
I see a man of taste.
Carter Gomez
Currently Mystery of the Grail. j
Julius Evola
Different book same author
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Grayson Murphy
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The Federalist
Jeremiah Rogers
Sunshine sketches of a little town
Ryan Walker
Warlock by Oakley Hall and butchers crossing are by far the best (only) westerns I've read
Jayden King
Also for Glanton I'd have picked Tom Selleck. This is the face I imagined for him while reading it.
Clint Eastwood in his late 40's-50's would be great as Glanton too.
Brandon Scott
Either/Or, Kierkegaard
Camden James
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Fictions, by Borges
Cooper Barnes
Could this guy play Judge Holden?
Jeremiah Lopez
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Jane Eyre
Jordan Gomez
He IS Judge Holden.
Alexander Rodriguez
current favorite