/lit/ - Literature

>>22331299
>That child isn't your responsibility, why are you bothering?
>>22331014
>why are you trying to force your hobbies onto an unwilling vulnerable person?

My bad.
I should have explained that my sister and her husband had been telling me abou this reluctance to read.
I majored in Lit so they wondered if I might have some ideas about how to get him interested in reading.

Sorry I gave the wrong impression, I def understand why you thought the way you did.

>>20591695
>Sadie Plant's book
She has three, so which one, and why?

>>16060014

>>9252782
>But it's not true. Most people on here are completely out of the loop of the whole social media game. These are sort of shit conclusions you come to when you only view society through your generation glasses.

Dismissing generalizations with a generalization. wew.exe

What literature will help me transcend memedom?

Can you guys recommend me some historical reading? I read the wiki, but it's pretty threadbare, and I don't quite know what I want.

I'm looking for things dealing with, but not limited to, the Sengoku Era, the Hellenistic Era (although I suppose the wiki gives pretty good suggestions there), pre-Ming China, WW2, and the Napoleonic Wars.