/lit/ - Literature

>>9044071
>>9044101
Did you ever hear the quick rundown of Igor Bogdanoff, the wise?
I thought not. It's not a story the leftists would tell you. Its an alt-right legend.
Igor Bogdanoff was a Dark Lord of the French, so powerful and so wise he could use his conections to influence the geo-political climate to create prosperity...
He had such a knowledge of world politics that he could even save entire continents he cared about, with a single phonecall.
He became so powerful... the only thing he was afraid of was losing his conection to aliens/interdimensional entities, which eventually, he might.
Unfortunatyl, he taught his brother Grichka everything he know, then his brother turned off his cellphone service.
It's ironic, he could save Europe from death, but not himself.

>>8964376
Life is too short for books that are not highly likely to be good. I let the untested waters to critics who do reading for a living. There are hundreds of books that are acclaimed by relevant non-pop-culture critics that I'd still have to read.

If you go to the bookstore and grab the next best book that seems interesting you do yourself a disservice. And probably you even line the pockets of insincere publishers and terrible authors while you do it.