Show us what you bought recently and what are you reading. Also suggestion, I’m interested in Russian literature. And is someone interested in a brand new copy of Master and Margarita in Italian? They sent me two.
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Landon Torres
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Jacob Nguyen
wont work, the IQ difference between lit and int is too big. I doubt that most people are even literate here, they probably just copypaste whatever they read here into google translate, listen to mr robotic voice say it, and then use the dictophone feature to make replies.
Jace Mitchell
Almost through The storm before the storm
just started Man and his symbols and The hero with 1k faces which is a surprisingly hard/complex read (for me atleast)
Caleb Roberts
Why don't you read Woolf in English?
Wyatt Lee
Asher Ross
Robert Evans
composed in Master Margarita time
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Oliver Cook
Currently reading 'The savage detectives', though it's not as good as I had hoped. Might put this book down and give Suttree a read instead, since I've been waiting to get my hands on it for a while now.
If you're interested in russian lit and you like Bulgakov, check out his short novel 'A dog's heart'.
Sebastian Jones
>A dog's heart'.
based
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Benjamin Moore
Based Ivan. How come russians suck at almost everything save for drinking and beating each other to death and writing good books? Do you need to suffer in order to become a great writer?
Christian Gomez
it`s connected to Astrology.Most famous writer of Russian literature is Dostoevsky who was Scorpio and he suffered a lot like typical Scorpio and he created such stereotype.Suffering-creativity,But mainly suffering leads to nothing
Michael Jackson
very 60s book
Adrian Bailey
Started reading this year and this is what i got so far.Reading confederacy of dunces now(started it yesterday)
Nolan Hall
plays in my head when i think about this book
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Austin James
>But mainly suffering leads to nothing
Well that sucks. Guess we won't be seeing any good writers from Africa any time soon LOL
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>The Brothers Karamazov
>Moby-Dick
Based, the rest you can throw away though.
Kayden Sullivan
>Based, the rest you can throw away though.
Absolute pseud
Jeremiah Anderson
>2019
>reading entry-level lit
Step it up, frogman
Jaxon Rodriguez
1/?
The Inheritance Cycle in japanese, some random magazines and comics, Pictures by J.R.R. Tolkien, etc.
Nathan Lewis
2/?
Part of my Tolkien collection.
Evan Reed
That's a funny illustration of Behemoth
Jace Perez
3/?
More Tolkien, mostly History of Middle Earth.
Matthew Torres
>Based, the rest you can throw away though.
>>reading entry-level lit
Imagine being this much of a philistine. Nobody take this stupid Swede's opinions seriously.
James Scott
really enjoyed Master and Margerita... and the miniseries was good too
Sebastian Wilson
4/?
Random books
Owen Jones
5/?
More random books and Neil Gaiman.
Hunter Scott
Let me guess, you just read 1984 and think it's HOT SHIT, right?
Cameron Perry
>he explicitly says that he started reading this year
>laugh at him because he wants to read canonical writers like Plato, Joyce, Nietzsche and Spinoza
You are a pseud
Leo Gonzalez
6/?
C.S. Lewis, Mary Shelley, etc. The green one without name is The Castle of Otranto.
Thomas Jones
7/?
More Tolkien.
Bentley Evans
Only pseuds read shit like Plato, Spinoza etc. Have sex.
Dominic Myers
8/last one I think
Random books, some of the books on the right belong to my wife.
Jose Myers
Whats pseud about Plato?I would say he was very simple to read from the dialogues i read so far
Jeremiah Kelly
Aristotle is even easier to read, if that's what you're going for. He's much better too.
The very definition of a pseud is someone who buys/reads philosophy books and reads them without understanding them (or doesn't read them at all, don't know which is worse) only so they can brag that they've read them.
Anthony Carter
>Aristotle is even easier to read
You obviously have never opened De Anima or Metaphysics Ζ-Θ
David Nguyen
>The search for the Holy Grail
Medieval french novel
>Yu Hua - China in Ten Words
Reading this one currently
>The Chinese Constitution
>A History of Hungarian-Japanese relations
>The Chiteiki (Yasutane), The Hojoki (Chomei) and Chomei at Toyama (Basil Bunting)
>Frigyes Karinthy - Critiques and Essays
I also copped a 1929 copy of All Quiet on the Western Front a few days ago for a buck.
Ethan Sanders
Good
Matthew Brown
>Master and Margarita
is edgy enough, it's a good start to dive into russian literature for Jow Forums user
Angel Powell
And what philosophy have you read?
Nathaniel Harris
>woodsworth classics
Thomas Carter
Why yes,i buy the cheapest possible paperback with the same text as a 15e version for less than 2 euros,what gave it away?