Cabin lit

[Anonymous No.18908208]

I will soon be spending a month or more in a mountain cabin with no access to any electronics, communications, people, or other forms of entertainment apart from reading and writing. Aside from philosophy books (I am already working my way through the chronological canon), what are some books I should read in this specific moment?

Not just random good books, but books that would be well suited to reading in an isolated cabin.

[Anonymous No.18908218]

>>18908208
How about you enjoy nature instead of staying inside reading books?

[Anonymous No.18908280]

>>18908218
How about you enjoy my nuts on your chin faggot

[Anonymous No.18908283]

>>18908208
that's a man

[Anonymous No.18908289]

>>18908283
Even better

[Anonymous No.18908294]

The Mountain Inn by Guy de Maupassant

[Anonymous No.18908324]

>>18908283
Brooke is not a man, she is a vapid narcissistic attention whore though

[Anonymous No.18908325]

>>18908208

[Anonymous No.18908404]

>>18908208
Walden

[Anonymous No.18908454]

>>18908404
Waldun*

[Anonymous No.18908557]

>>18908208
>no bulge

[Anonymous No.18908563]

>>18908208
Don’t know, but I’m very jelly.

[Anonymous No.18909368]

>>18908283
I wish.

[Anonymous No.18909422]

Bring several legal pads and write a letter everyday. Jealous as fuck, i would love to have a month off.

>the Bible obviously

[Anonymous No.18909480]

Jack London or similar adventure fiction set in the American frontier

[Anonymous No.18909504]

Growth of the Soil
Walden
Sayings of the Desert Fathers

[Anonymous No.18909871]

>>18908218
>he thinks OP will not read next to a stream of water, surrounded by birds sounds and a soft breeze of wind

[Anonymous No.18910070]

Gravity's Rainbow

[Anonymous No.18910093]

>>18908208
I find it so odd to feel differently any given time I see this picture, where on some occasion, I will think she is attractive, and at other times, not at all. I try to hold onto that sense of the fleetness of attraction, to recall at times of weakness that all of our sensual lures are transient.

[Anonymous No.18910103]

>>18909422
>Bring several legal pads and write a letter everyday.
Please, elaborate.

[Anonymous No.18910167]

War and Peace to honour Alex Supertramp.

[Anonymous No.18910217]

>>18908208
Walden

[Anonymous No.18910219]

>>18908324
>He knows the names of random thots posted on the internet
NGMI

[Anonymous No.18910253]

this book CHANGED my LIFE!!!!!

[Anonymous No.18910316]

Stealing Lincoln’s Body seems interesting.

[Anonymous No.18910874]

>>18908208
>cabin in isolation with no internet
just get one with internet bro. I did it's easy.

[Anonymous No.18911538]

>>18910874
I don't want internet, that's rather the whole point.

>>18910217
>>18908454
>>18908404
Of course

>>18908294
>>18909504
Will check these out, thanks

[Anonymous No.18911552]

Magic Mountain by Mann

[Anonymous No.18911562]

>>18908324
Sounds perfect. Also this >>18910219

[Anonymous No.18911572]

>>18908404
Walden Two

[Anonymous No.18911636]

A Sand County Almanac, by Aldo Leopold. Really important work on conservation.

[Anonymous No.18911656]

>>18908208
I am coming aswell, no good adventure has ever happened without the presence of a neet.

[Anonymous No.18911684]

The Tartar Steppe by Buzzati

Magic Mountain by Mann

[Anonymous No.18911765]

>>18908208
How did you manage to get this opportunity?

[Anonymous No.18911829]

>>18911538
Retard.

[Anonymous No.18911855]

This is the nicest lady I’ve ever seen you faggots post. What’s her name and where can I see more?

And OP, read Gulliver’s Travels

[Anonymous No.18912008]

>>18908218
Fpbp

[Anonymous No.18912053]

>>18911855
That is a 14 year old girl (yes, really) who, when she came of age, became a camwhore, and then deleted everything

[Anonymous No.18912054]

>>18908218
>he doesnt sit by the warmth hearth and read in his cabin at night

You poor man

[Anonymous No.18912300]

Peak /cabin/ lit

[Anonymous No.18912585]

>>18912053
how was she 14 in 2018 but became a camwhore when she came of age?

[Anonymous No.18912678]

>>18909871
>he thinks OP will not try to read next to a stream of water, damp seeping through a blanket from the soggy moss beneath and making the uncomfortable ground he sits on even worse, surrounded by the biting of midges, buzzing of flies, the sun in his eyes, and a chillier wind than expected that always whips at the corner of every page.
I give him a week.

[Anonymous No.18912838]

>>18908208
Edward Abbey and Hunter S. Thompson essays

[Anonymous No.18912850]

>>18912585
She was 14/15 in this photo from 2017. She's 18/19 now

[Anonymous No.18913025]

>>18912850
it is from 2018 and she said she was 18 in her first r9k post

[Anonymous No.18913445]

>>18913025
>she said she was 18 in her first r9k post
yeah, she wasn't

[Anonymous No.18913473]

>>18913445
probably not but that pic is still from 2018 not 2017

[Anonymous No.18913511]

>>18913473
Ok you win bud you know more about the e-thot than me, I concede

[Anonymous No.18913516]

>>18913511
thank you thats the only reason i come here

[Anonymous No.18913532]

>>18908218
My mom keeps telling me to plan for my future and not listen to the doom and gloom. Yet i feel like that stick in your head in the ground believing the future will remain the same. I write stories about the doom and gloom future because if it helps me to cope but to be honest I am scared. Part of me wants to live well the livings still good well the other part of me wants to build a off the grid bunker in the mountain. In the end though both seem futile because a single off grid lifestyle may become unsustainable if the oncology of the plant spirals out of control. Plan for the future I'm told. But how. Save for a retirement that may never come. Only thing i can think to do is live the best i can well gettings are still good. Even that feels like a struggle. I hope my mom is right and humans will find a way to fix the damage but i just don't know if i can find the same faith in humanity she has.

[Anonymous No.18914711]

>>18908283
Based

[Anonymous No.18914970]

>>18908325
based