/lit/ - Literature

>>17583432
>less well known European countries?

>>17575331
>so I much be a brainlet

>>17465633
don't remind me bro...

Even as he thus spake the end of death enfolded him and his soul fleeting from his limbs was gone to Hades, bewailing her fate, leaving manliness and youth.
- Homer

>tfw re-reading Evola
>tfw remembering of when I used to read him as a teenager and of the naive and uncontrolled enthusiasm I used to experience
>tfw all of that is gone
>tfw I will never experience that excitement again

Books to cope with nostalgia for an ancient past that I never experienced but only dreamed of?

bros, I really could use Cicero's Consolatio right now..

>tfw reading Norwwgian Wood and it reminds me how I wasted my teenage years

How do I bluepill myself? What books will rewire my brain after reading so many /pol/ infographs? I'm sick of seeing jews, trannies and racemixing propaganda in everything, it's ruining my life. I just want to be an aloof degenerate again.

>But if the joking became utterly intolerable, as when they jogged his hand, and prevented his attending to his work, he would exclaim, “Leave me alone! Why do you insult me?” And there was something strange in the words and the voice in which they were uttered. There was in it a something which moved to pity; so that one young man, lately entered, who, taking pattern by the others, had permitted himself to make sport of him, suddenly stopped short, as though all had undergone a transformation before him, and presented itself in a different aspect. Some unseen force repelled him from the comrades whose acquaintance he had made, on the supposition that they were well-bred and polite men. And long afterwards, in his gayest moments, there came to his mind the little official with the bald forehead, with the heart-rending words, “Leave me alone! Why do you insult me?” And in these penetrating words, other words resounded—“I am thy brother. ” And the poor young man covered his face with his hand; and many a time afterwards, in the course of his life, he shuddered at seeing how much inhumanity there is in man, how much savage coarseness is concealed in delicate, refined worldliness and, O God! even in that man whom the world acknowledges as honorable and noble.

>>17066897
>based retard

>>17017208
I read that blowjob scene from Looking for Alaska many years ago and I still haven't gotten a blowjob…

I officially started waging. Also my gf has a droopy ass can I fix that without surgery?

Is it possible to be /lit/ if you're an ADHDlet?

>>16938312
>>16938318
They really was the best of friends. Til they wasn't no more.

>started reading emily dickinson poetry to a girl at the library
>she called me a creep before I got to the second line and had staff call security to throw me out

>can't hate people in your family even if they wronged you
Books for this feel?

>>16810292
Why are you so heartless? Fuck you and fuck the first anons too.

>>16770625
WHY... WON'T... YOU... DIEEeeee- AAAAAAGGGHH *breaks down, sobbing*

>>16666609
>>16666609
>Kys ponyposter

Is 25 too old to read?

>>15864655
>IF I CANT LIKE MEN NEITHER CAN YOU

>book ends with the protagonist being a parent to a child that will carry on their legacy

>>15811012
>NOOOO farmers in the feudal ages didnt have porno mags that means you shouldn't have them either nooo...

>open (used)book I bought a while ago and haven't read yet
>20 year old ticket to author reading falls out
>realize book is handsigned on first page
>look up author
>he died this april
I haven't read his book yet but I already miss him bros...