/lit/ - Literature

What do you tell normies what you do for a living when you're actually a NEET? I tell people I'm on extended sabbatical.

>>17814617
>The inspired Word of God
>Philip K. Dick
>Bill Watterson (aka the complete collected Calvin & Hobbes)
>J.R.R. Tolkien
>C.S. Lewis
I would maybe swap out the last 2 for Jack Kerouac, and Hemingway.

>2 o'clock on a Friday afternoon, just got up an hour and a half ago
>making coffee (with rum)
>got my weed vape; wish I had a pack of smokes however
>it's raining outside, 8°C; window is open, very comfortable temperature in my room rn
>cool bossa nova is currently playing
>about to hunker down to read for the next 12+ hours
>feeling extremely comfy right now
Who else is having a very /lit/ Friday? :} God bless you anons and thank you for reading my diary desu :•]

>>16937486
If you're already familiar with the stories, a good idea is to read the OT, NT, and the Psalms concurrently (what I'm doing now). I feel like that strategy gives me a good variety of boring laws (am on the latter half of Exodus atm), "philosophy" so to speak (the NT), and beauty (the Psalms). Reading the entire of the Holy Bibble in two weeks seems like a feat tho, assuming you have literally anything else to do.

Whenever I think about God I'm consumated by ineffable bliss, whenever I think about other people I am saddened by compassion, whenever I think about myself I am lost.

/lit/, what is life?