/lit/ - Literature

>>21935144
It's called being a good role model, leading by example. Put 2+2 together, and you'll get 4.

After all this don’t forget to read the final boss of philosophy, Jordan B Peterson’s Maps of Meaning.

What book are you reading right now, /lit/?
Which book did you read before this, did you enjoy it?

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all of them

Why read when you could be getting pussy instead?

>>19254311
my post was a prose poem which merely contained your post number, your name and the persona's request by incident and/or artistic intent, kiddo. i didnt actually want you to find the book or anything. thank you anyways i guess. i hope others dont misinterpret it so i can get some juicy feedback

>>18946262
Butterfly says: Fuck trannies!

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Social science & humanities >>>> power gap >>>> stem

>>16627331
>why yes i frogpost

>>16026413
mfw 21 and withdrawing your wagie money from centrelink

>>15447503
10000 is the abridged version. its a bit less in depth

>>15188617
>oyk internette türk görürsün

>mfw the non-fiction readers exposing themselves as /pol/ midwits brainwashed instantly by the books they read into primative ideals who wouldn't know aesthetic value if it was 3 feet up their ass

>>15161464
>said he, "the quote"

>control f
>hard problem
>no results
>leave thread

>>12851161
>The Curious Incident of the Dog in the Night-Time
oooh my. I read this book for junior year as group for my class. It was interesting and dare "autistically" interesting (pun intended lol).
This isn't bad tastes anon, if we take it that you are a contemporary genre reader.
The only book I can think of that is similar to (I haven't read it) is Flowers for Algernon.
And dare I say it, The Sound of the Fury Benji's chapter (this recommendation isn't real, but the other one is).

>>12461937
Rational irrationality