/lit/ - Literature

This wasn’t enough for you?

>>15339560
i'm not going to read a whole archive anon. If you can't tell me yourself why you dislike him so much then I'm going to automatically assume that you are probably just a loser yourself.

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>>14081597

We will save this thread

>>13962341
>but find me a culture that praises the pig
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based porkposter

a classic

>>13211694
/lit/ has good memes

a personal favorite of mine

My favorite

This is a classic. Also, we should burn all copies of Brave New World and Animal Farm -- not because of censorship or whatever, but just because they're not good books.

You laugh. You lose.

I am off to read a book before to bed but wanted to ask you guys, have you seen something weird in Goodreads reviews? I mean, you can't trust reviews to match popularity but these days (couple of years actually) the thing went crazy, like, the conflicting reviews went nuts (if you spent enough time to watch the reviews you know what I mean). When I was making the list I suffered with this insanity, couldn't trust reviews or popularity anymore. Had to check historical importance and genuine reviews with long long explanations, then I had to at least speed read the books (not fun, I tell you). This is why I don't trust big book lists except mine.

Anyway, those are my two cents about book reviews. Hope some solution is in the near future.

>>12342395
TSAONGAF was the last self-help book I ever read, and will probably ever read. In the book Mark mentions a woman he knew who was a self-help junkie. I read this book right after reading two other self-help books and I realized that this book, along with the other ones, were not telling me or teaching me anything that I didn't already know, and I was basically addicted to the high of "improving myself". Mark's book essentially may have done what it set out to do. It's a far better use of time to read non-fiction as well as good fiction. This will lead to better discipline in life as well as increase your core knowledge of the world around you, which will in-turn make you a better, more successful person.
Just my thoughts on it at least.

>>11852792
Someone post the nigger novel

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