i need reading material, any of yall got a recommendation? also can someone post that picture with all the Jow Forums literature on it? Thanks :D.
Currently reading Homo Deus, but I started my cut and I need something that is easier to digest and motivating.
/fitlit/
Oliver Edwards
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Jonathan Ortiz
Stirner
Owen Perez
The book of Pook
Alexander Bailey
Hunter Young
Chase Perry
Hudson Davis
Jayden Howard
The Enchidrion by Epictetus...free on wherever
Camden Stewart
Everyone on Jow Forums should read Notes from the Underground at least once.
Lucas Bailey
Here’s my current reading list
Who here /his/
Dominic Reyes
I am trying to read civil war by Lucan, but I find the epic poem format difficult to understand. Do you have any advice on understanding ancient lit or should I stop being a brainlet?
Carson Bell
If you haven’t read the Iliad or the Odyssey, stop what you’re doing now and go get those. If you can only read one, read the Lattimore edition of The Iliad. Quite literally all Greco-Roman poetry is derived from Homer, and the Lattimore edition is useful because it goes into such detail, and it’ll train you to understand the work better.
If Lucan is your first primary source on the period, it might be better if you start with someone a bit easier. The Landmark Caesar is a highly annotated and detailed version of the Commentaries by Julius Caesar, and they’re extremely useful for helping people (including me) understand the work better. It includes essays, maps, pictures etc to elucidate the meaning.
If you want good non primary sources to get fresh with the period, check out Adrian Goldsworthy’s “Caesar” and/or Tom Holland’s “Rubicon”.
Dont worry user, I’ve been studying history for 6 years and it took me some time to get a better understanding, and now that I run an ancient history podcast, it has developed my skills even further
Landon Jones
Currently reading "The Aeneid". An English major primarily, but been enjoying Greek/Roman stuff a ton recently.
Ian Nguyen
Based and Redpilled
The Lattimore translation of the illad really taught me how to better understand Greco-Roman literature and made me enjoy it a lot more
Thomas Davis
Joshua Hughes
I prefer this version
Josiah Murphy
read it as Homo Desu
Sebastian Powell
Pretty gey Jow Forums
Isaac Cooper
the sailor who fell from grace with the sea
Ayden Peterson
Levi Cox
>Dead trees
Benjamin Foster
I have a kindle too, and it's really useful for cheap books and pdf's and the like. Don't come to me like a cunt claiming that an e-reader is anywhere comparable to the feel of a paperback book.
Dominic Morgan
just finished shogun, started reading gai-jin
Gavin Campbell
the hate in this book really makes you wanna lift for the führer
Carson Reyes
>The diaries of a butthurt artfag
Brandon Harris
Thick boi
Brayden Jones
Bentley Brooks
Isaac Torres
Call of the Wild by Jack London is legit /fitlit/
Jason Hall
Kevin Diaz
Based and blackpilled
Bentley Smith
Easton Barnes
This is a fundamentally terrible book for reasons that have nothing to do with politics. Do not ever read it.
Sebastian Morales
based frederik bastiat poster
Alexander Morales
Why?
Lincoln Richardson
I'd have a hard time reading a book written by a jew. I'd be hypercritical of everything in it.
Jayden Long
it is not very opinionated
Justin Cooper
Sapiens is truly diabolical.
Jason Hill
I have not read that one. What is wrong with it?
James Young
Your instincts are correct.
The book is distilled kikery.
Christopher Cox
Leo Murphy
Fucking loved this book.
Christopher Evans
This book is jewish nightmare fuel
Aaron Wright
Really? I read the first half and it was pretty objective. Too lazy to finish
Nolan Hughes
Reminder that Rand was a welfare queen. Even that sandy bag didn't practice her retarded ideas.
Brody Phillips
fuck off Casey
Angel Miller
Buck is a total chad of a dog
Wyatt Morales
Exactly how I felt reading Sapiens. I stuck through to the end, but man was it obvious the guy was Jewish. It was almost like he couldn't control himself, where everything would be normal until there were a few paragraphs about Islamic immigration into the West being a good thing or how race doesn't exist, and then back to normal again.
Cameron Johnson
Nations do not exist, religion is objectively a myth, globalism is best, we are all Africans and immigrants, no such thing as race, etc
Jeremiah Price
MLK was a pervy bisexual that had degenerate orgies. He also plagiarized his thesis. Still had a few good ideas that inspired.
Hunter Mitchell
Any good books from boxers?
Charles Baker
>Yuval Noah Harari
I'm going to assume it's bullshit propaganda based purely on that fucking name
Carson Myers
only retards who dont read recommend this
Elijah Taylor
It is true in an objective sense, as all of our feuding and disputes take place entirely in our minds.
However it only could possibly work if every single group on Earth believes it, and of course it's hard to be optimistic about that happening. More likely case is that one particularly savage group will just kill everyone else.
Zachary Garcia
Man's search for meaning by Viktor Franklin
Based. More men should read this, not to follow his advice fully but as food for thought- really helpful to guys with different mindsets.
Ryder Peterson
This.
Christopher Anderson
based and stoicpilled, patrician taste my man
Jose Price
Jacob Campbell
I'm reading the doom city right now and im amazed that it got published in the Soviet union basically a middle finger to the government
Lincoln Cooper
The doomed city *
Evan Cooper
>Jow Forums is screeeeching about how Jewish the book is
Kek
Elijah Young
I tried reading his 21 Lessons for the 21st century and I ragequit at some point.
Angel Cooper
Mein Kampf is a poorly written, shitty book. It's essentially a long rant.
Jackson Rogers
All philosophy is basically a long rant, especially Nietzsche and Schopenhauer.
Gabriel Morris
mein kampf isn't philosophy
Anthony Butler
>Mfw get called edgy for calling Mein Kampf a bland dry book.
Michael Brown
According to you
Caleb Sanchez
just because it contains ideology doesn't make it philosophy. if you want to explain why you think it is philosophy you are welcome to.
Josiah Wilson
It's called autobiography and not philosophy dumb nigger.
Logan Rivera
Ironically that tellse lot more about you than about that book. And it makes me want to read it.
Jackson Bennett
Never read it, just like ironic nazi-posting.
Jackson Cox
>I was only pretending to be retarded!
you’ll be back once you’ve digested the (((/pol)))-sanctioned response to that particular criticism
Ryder Peterson
>books
Julian Ramirez
I'm reading this at the moment user, maybe try 'A short history of nearly everything', it's good for light reading.
Aaron Butler
Checked and cucked
Tyler Carter
I will look into it, Lord of Flies just came in with the mail, seems like an easy read, has anyone read that ?
:DDDd
Zachary Perez
I couldn't read it to the end, it's a complete garbage book. He makes a very bold assumption (the usual modern materialism, nihilism and moral relativism), and bases everything on it without even entertaining an alternative. It's very one-sided and dogmatic.
Leo Brown
Reading books is simply the safety net used to brainwash people who think themselves too smart for the baby tier nets such as television and such.
Mason Price
Lately, i read Roadside Picnic and after that i read Letters from a Stoic.
Currently I'm reading pic related. Genuinely fun read.
Eli Williams
Totally a nihilist allegory. Buck becomes the Ubermensch dog king.
Carson Sanchez
Oliver Ramirez
How pathetic
Alexander Cooper
I'm busy reading Hyperion 2.
Joseph Foster
Nazi stuff is just funny.
Ryan Allen
american objectivism is stupid. read stirner.
Daniel Davis
I have the audio book, it's definately one of the most influential book I ever read (were read to). I have not read the prequel tho.
I feel like it renders obsolete and moot a lot of other books frequently posted on fit.
I particularly like the chapters on free will, a subject being explored in the recent chapters of "attack on Titans".
Joshua Gomez
this but unironically
William Stewart
based
>tfw no lorena wife
Nathaniel Thomas
one of the most interesting books i've read
Jaxon Clark
Required /fitlit/ reading material
Kevin Cruz
Kolyma Tales by Varlam Shalamov
>Shalamov was born in 1907 and was arrested in 1929 while he was a student at Moscow University for attempting to publish Lenin's Testament. He was sentenced to three years in Vishera, a satellite of the extensive labour camp system centered on a former monastery on Solovki. He was arrested again in 1937 and sentenced to five years in Kolyma, northeastern Siberia. His sentence was extended in 1942 until the end of the war and then in 1943 he was sentenced to another 10 years for describing Ivan Bunin as a great Russian writer. In total Shalamov spent around 17 years in the camps.
It's basically a collection of second and first-hand accounts about life inside the gulag system. It's utterly fucking savage. Blackest of pills.
Gavin Robinson
read it for a grade 9 english assignment. Pretty okay, not especially outstanding imo
Christian Cooper
I might read Plutarco's and Ciceron's books.
Here's what I've read so far since I started nofap
From bottom to top:
Enemies of trade 3rd part- Antonio Escohotado
Solzhenitsyn gulag archipelago
universally preferable behavior -Stefan Molyneux
Dinero, demogresca y otros podemonios- Juan Manuel de Prada
Nuremberg- Fernando Paz
Rational Male- Rollo Tomassi
Goabless- Ralf Georg Reuth
Mao's Great Famine- Frank Dikkotter
submission- Houellebecq
Egalitarism as a revolt against nature and Other Essays - Rothbard
Jaxon Davis
Why is this shit like 450 bucks on amazon? Where can I find a copy?
Jaxson Gomez
Fucking book nerds get out
Luis Martinez
>not owning your books
everyone cry at this poorfag
Xavier Clark
fugg forgot pic
Juan Ross
>terrible book
>terrible form
>lol what is a shrug even
Jason Hughes
based
I'm leafing through this stack as I finish writing a chapter