/lit/ - Literature

>>17313716
I don't feel like discussing books with anons. What are you into, anon? I might be able to recommend you something good.

>sharing something you love with dilettantes

>>17313716
True. I made a thread on scholarly books and have gotten few replies. Most of the discussion that goes on here is political/ideological shit flinging and coomerbait. If you want a lively thread, you have to state something outrageous which draws low iq discussion. At least it gives me motivation not to waste time here.

>>17313736
Right now I’ve been into Alfred Adlers ideas as well as reading Exhalation: stores. Have you heard of it?

>>17313746
You just have to filter out all of the obvious bait threads. There's plenty of good discussion that goes on here, but people only focus on the obvious shitposts and then complain that everything is low quality

>>17313794
It’s pretty bad anon

>>17313784
Sorry, I'm not familiar with any of those.

i started denial of deathposting

>>17313784
>Adler believed that for all people there are three basic life tasks: work, friendship, and love or intimacy. The work task is realized when work is meaningful and satisfying. The friendship task is achieved through satisfying relationships with others.

Sounds like tasks from a Japanese videogame meant to socialise (or replace socialising) for hikikomori tweens.

>>17313895
Like all jews, you have secured a special place in hell

>>17314019
Cool, what's the game

>>17313716
Did he make it through the 40 day water fast without being exposed? I stopped watching 10 days in because it was autistic as fuck.

>>17313716
>because anons aren't shilling books 24/7 no one's recommending any good books anymore
Stupid.

>>17313716
>love gothic, late 19th and early 20th century horror and classic ghost stories
>every fucking weird/horror/gothic thread is crawling with Ligotti niggers

>>17313716
Dying Earth