/lit/ - Literature

>>23303377
>general well-being skyrocketing through WW1, the1929 financial crisis, WW2 and the energy crises
doubt.jpeg

Not literature related, kindly fuck off back to /pol/.

>>17839919
Please, just stop making these threads. This is supposed to be a literature board. Not a place where you can complain about every fault you find with modern society and addend it with "Any books for this feel?"
Kindly go fuck yourself OP.

>>17571096
jesus fuck

>published by the Nation of Islam

>>17344932
why did i like reading this?
exblain /lit/

The Nazi economic system;: Germany's mobilization for war written by nathan otto 1944
does anyone have a pdf for this book?

>>17286917
>wages higher during weimar
>weimar
>hyperinflation

>>14166823

Hey I never said I was good at this. I'm sure you could do much better.

>>11744086
bump, link is still open

ITT: Objectively ugly words
>Grinned
>Gormless
>Jurer
>Phantasmagorical
>Musk

>90 replies
>No Lolita
This fucking board, I swear to Christ
>>11114335
This is also correct

>>11059622
Rediscover with the Italians
Frolic with the French
Writhe with the Russians
Ponder with the Germans

>>11032975
This. You're supposed to explore those places, let them get to you, take your time. Same with reading.

>>11036658
>tldr: speed readings good for reading fast, but not enjoying. if you choose to speed read you are a faggot who doesnt enjoy literature and only cares abuot it as a status symbol or an item on a list to check off.
Well said. When you're reading you're supposed to stop reading and think for a while if something stirs your thoughts. If you're speed-reading because you view reading as a fucking competition you gain nothing.

I hadn't heard of the book until I saw it on /lit/.

Why do you know about it and I don't? Are you perchance a pleb?

>>10637231
>Soyboys earn $90k per month to giggle at their Reddit humour and make fun of people.

Chapo is kind of funny sometimes but holy shit wtf.

>>10609893

>hitchhiker's guide next to IJ

>A second person narrator who sounds like an unnamed friend, and so are you the reader.

>My local bookstore accepts used books for store credit
>Visit their website
>"We don't accept books with underlining or highlighting"

>The sales figures of bestsellers attest to the Jew's literary prowess.