/lit/ - Literature

Waterstones is alright, if you can navigate past the 'Why Mummy Drinks Wine', and 'The Subtle Art of Divorce Proceedings and Not G*ving a F*ck' sections.
I like those charity shops that are entirely dedicated to books, my favourite places to go for new things to read. Invest some time in those shops and they'll reward you with books you would never encounter or think to order online; also they're cheap as chips. I'm rarely the person who sees a book on 4chan and must order it though, I wait for it to drift naturally into my physical life.

>>11232772
>their was much less their then their could of been

I would like to know the most haunting book you have read. Not necessarily the scariest, more of a lingering kind of creepy

How do I read faster /lit/
Help a brainlet out

They're completely different. Where Stirner rejects ideology and dogma, Ayn Rand just wishes to establish a society where Don Draper thrives to the fullest.

She says everyone should completely serve his self-interest, but on the other side she says we shouldn't use force to take what we want. She tries to establish rules to egoism where the ways of robber barons are legitimate but the ways of robbers aren't. Spooked out of her mind.

If one is to be consistent in egoism/individualism, one doesn't merely legitimise economic freedom, but also freedom to violence.

She's just an uninteresting counter-commie that worships capitalists instead of proletarians.

>>10246149
Wow you really convinced me with your extremely well thought out argument. I hate poetry now.

>>10237923
I read books aloud so I both read and listen to them

>>10234966
I made this picture today for you guys
I don't read books or post on this board though