/lit/ - Literature

>>12005711
it also begs the question of whether or not some books really just shouldn't be read. like the Necronomicon, for instance
>or fanged noumena

i have a mild addiction to books and continental theory, myself, and in the end all that i have learned is that The Hype Is Real. a little bit *too* real, in fact. i am a believer now in the power of meme-magic and frankly, i don't quite know what to do with myself as a result. plainly an academic career is not going to fix me, since i have basically stolen a couple of pages out of the Necronomicon in my thirst for souvenirs, and now i am having a hard time getting rid of them, because they multiply. Evil Dead is an unquestionable classic, and kind of puts things in the right perspective. the secret answer to horror has always been *comedy* and not Moral Puritanism. that only conceals it. that's why the *horror* and arguably only the horror really works for getting off the pointless Fuckery-loop of Red Team/Blue Team. but man cannot live on deleuze and amphetamines alone.

anyways, one image left in the thread before the cap, so i'll save further ramblings for another time. but i thought this was worth a memepost.

I don't come to /lit/ all that often, so I'm going to create a simple thread. Give me some books you'd recommend for me to check out, not really into any political books or anything of that nature. Willing to hear what you Anons have to say

I don't come to /lit/ all that often, so I'm going to create a simple thread. Give me some books you'd recommend for me to check out, not really into any political books or anything of that nature. Willing to hear what you Anons have to say