/lit/ - Literature

>>20226312
Incredibly comfy. God bless.

>>18525203
The comfiest feeling achievable in this world is reading an old leatherbound edition of your favourite classic author while sitting in your luxurious reading armchair in your personal library, with floor to ceiling bookshelves full to the brim of thousands of great books, while hearing the crackling of the fireplace, the wind blowing and the gentle tap of the light rain on your window.
That is the closest a person can get to Heaven. You are just a stingy poorfag.

>>17890356
i was planning to watch this yale course, desu, but i've forgotten. thanks for reminding me.

https://www.youtube.com/playlist?list=PL6EF60E1027E1A10B

One of the comfiest feelings is knowing you will never run out of things to learn and wonderful literature to read. It doesn't matter how old you are and how much you know, there are still surprises at every corner, hidden gems everywere.
This completionist mania is a product of our consumerist society. Just enjoy the travel.

>>17788596
Imagine a world where any moderately well-read and cultured person reads Horatius, Virgil, Seneca and Cicero in their original language. All the while accesing the most significant medieval theological works easily and cheaply.

>>16899057
I genuinely want to murder every jew that utters the words "crony capitalism" or "corporatism"

What are some comfy books on cults and fringe/small scale organized religions?
I'm interested in all aspects. Philosophical, psychological, sociological, organizational and political.
Not really interested in books about specific cults (e.g Branch Davidians history). Want something general.

what's the comfiest book you ever read?