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 No.5691[Watch Thread][Reply]

>Why can't all those poor people, slaves, male virgins, and anyone else is who isn't me (the emperor and richest man in the world) just stop whining and control their damn emotions? It's because they're weak. Anger is the sign of a stupid man. *gets mad at a man for sleeping with his wife and executes him in the most gruesome way possible


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 No.5681[Watch Thread][Reply]

needle fire: https://youtu.be/Qp2Y6m9mmf4

I strolled on the side and I was looking, and, keep this in mind, for the wonder of the very first night when rain poured a river and lit upright.
This astounded me because ducks croak fine, even mozart includes them in his music. All there was lest me to do was jump down hitting bells and sounding music, and we continued.
My shadow rustling with the leaves pointed out an entrance to me, an archway, with each side an archway, with each side an archway, with each side an archway, gothic, naturally, this is Kopenhagen, city of faust, because I see him in the taverns and he is the harbinger of water and paint and people, yes indeed, ALL people.
So I entered crawling, as I couldnt remove my shoes, a blue dome, the ocean, featureless unlike the outside brimming with birds.
I died.


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 No.5676[Watch Thread][Reply]

Can someone give me recommendations for human male x female werewolf from the dudes prospective.


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 No.24[Watch Thread][Reply]>>2712

What did he mean by this?
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 No.2712>>2739

>>24 (OP)
Who knows?
But just for lulz… The place of contemporary and eternal in a book. These two had exactly opposite approaches.
Shakespeare: Lots of old memes and jokes and euphemisms, and politics. But all those are used as decoration on the outside, while the bones are essential human problems. Which is why it remains good even if you don't know what "nunnery" really meant.
Dante: the core of a book is made of his personal passions, politics and problems (and long arguments for all of that). In the Divine Comedy the supposedly "eternal" themes are used as grand decorations for a simple revenge fic (try The Machiavellians by James Burnham, Part 1 "Dante: Politics As Wish", if you didn't read it yet). But hey, this certainly captures imagination long after almost no one has a foggiest idea what the hell this dude was really writing about.

 No.2726

>>1559
this but (also) unironically

 No.2739

>>2712
Dante put as much of himself as possible into his work while Shakespeare put as little of himself into his. After reading La Vita Nuova, De Monarchia, and The Divine Comedy, you know Dante as well as some people you know in real life. In a way, he was the original friend simulator. After reading all of Shakespeare's plays, you don't know anymore about the man himself than you did before reading any of them. Everything one of his characters says, even just a casual statement, is refuted by another, oftentimes in the same play.

 No.3081

Jesus was a pretty cool dude.

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 No.5534[Watch Thread][Reply]>>5602

i got ideas but its too difficult and when i do the small daily stuff i peter out and forget

i just wanna talk about my story but its too big
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 No.5587

>>5586
I meant to add: why don't you tell us about it?

 No.5602

>>5534 (OP)
Try picturing scenes in your head moving about as you write and keep a note pad by you at all times.

 No.5647

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 No.5657

^ wow friend very cool very cool and funny wow jsut wow fren I am impressed by the humour in these works wow :)))))))))))))))))))))))))))

 No.5662

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 No.5116[Watch Thread][Reply]>>5435

Thoughts?

I've been enjoying it so far. Very sincere and witty analysis of WWI Europe and Western Democratic society.

 No.5434>>5435

it's one of the greatest books ever written but nobody here would know

 No.5435

>>5434
>>5116 (OP)
I read it.
It was good but Houellebecq is better. Celine is so cynical that it comes off as parody and performative.

 No.5642

>Celine is so cynical that it comes off as parody and performative.
Isnt that just most french literature?
I can remember even the introductory books in high-school being snide and bitter with overly cynical MCs
I legitimately cannot think of a french book that ISNT cynical off the top of my head



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 No.5362[Watch Thread][Reply]

Is listening to an audiobook ever an acceptable substitute for reading the real thing?

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 No.5379>>5385

Any of you boys like audio dramas? (I know it's not a book, but where the fuck else am I going to discuss this incredibly niche form of entertainment?)

I been listening to the BBC's Dostoevsky adaptations lately, because I know I'm never going to get around to reading all of that stuff.

They're on internet archive, if you're curious.

 No.5385>>5387

>>5379
Audio dramas are cool. There's one for Neuromancer up on youtube. And the ones they did for old time radio shows are kino. I reccommend Suspense.

 No.5387

>>5385
The Neuromancer one is good. Solaris is good too. I've never listened to it properly but 80's Lord of the Rings seems quality.

 No.5627

No, people who brags about "reading" 8 books per month always end up being retarded fuckers trying to look like genius by listening audibooks while shitting and watching their wifes's son play soccer.



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 No.5597[Watch Thread][Reply]

yao wuzzup boardinskos,


1stlee eye want 2 apologhize 4 gnawt bein moar prescent ean duh bohrd's daie tew daie - the IRL sitchewayshun eye haev goean awn iznt v. gud atm n eye cudn't access the intergnit reliably enuff 2 keep auwp wit/enkourage thangs. eye want 2 thanq errie1 who has kept the lights awn ean duh joint, lyk book club OP + ppl poastean ean the /lit/ writes a gnawvul thread - u guys r the workhoarses keepin noe hoarse werked soil just az toiled hearse. %^> /lub erriebawdee poastean

w/ dat bein said thurrs noe guarantee eye'm set 2 haev the sort ov unbridled access eye haev 4 the momint netime again ean duh fewchur - consequently, fulfillean a # of priorities 4 the board ean the upcomean weeks/months will b ov highest peckean ohrdur (and wud lyk a referendum frum ppl whew still poast prawpur az well):

- fwellieton 6: bellicose-cosinnfragomad landean time 4 diz @ werst iz end-ov-year-ish - eye'll attempt 2 weald 2gethur a goodie bookie w/ the materiohl eye've gawt awn hand atm but eef ur hungerin 4 gerund-munsterean contribewshuns 2 /LIT/TYKINO ov ne n awl sorts (writtan + piccies) email thelittyzensfeuilleton@protonmail.com w/ ur chiros, quartos n folilos %^D

- /lit/ writes a novel pt 2 - prollie will end it aot the nite b4 the election n publisch eet election daie - shud it end nao? waie b4 den?

- galvanizing poastin energy - gnawt exactlee proppean auwp PPH but mayb gittin a lil moar cross-pollination w/ sum uddahr sides ov duh interwebs (Amarna, sum /lit/ mag rags, etc.) 2 slapdash a splash ov new panache ean duh lasso-ossal spawt %^) again lmk watchu thinq baot this - wagnaw dew wat the board wills @ the end ov duh daie

the /lit/ spirit emits writ tir-W stime awlmightee, and wishean the Lord blesces awl ov the /lit/tyzens w/ spritsail-swift-sweems,

T.B.C.

 No.5598>>5600

Reading Blood Meridian atm.
I read The Sandman by Lars Kepler in the two first days of the month.
Both have a brutal difference of prose.

 No.5600>>5605

>>5598
I read Blood Meridian last year, and I'm reading Book of the New Sun now, because I'm a complete fucking meme lord, I guess.
Maybe I'll read Infinite Jest next.

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Read Do Androids Dream Of Electric Sheep recently and really enjoyed it, gotta say though it nearly faceplanted by trying to be too deep near the end but recovered just in time.

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>>5601
Do you have a telegram or discord group so we can talk about books and whatever? Am leaving the site for good and wont be posting here again after next Sunday.
Today I got "Now Wait for Last Year" by Philip K Dick, I haven't read "Do Androids Dream Of Electric Sheep" yet, mostly his short stories, "Ubik", "The Three Stigmata of Palmer Eldritch" and I own Flow My Tears, the Policeman Said but I haven't read that last one. I was always afraid that it would be one of the rare cases where I would prefer the film over the book and that would hurt my experience.
Blood Meridian is good so far, it's not the first time I've read something written by Cormac McCarthy, but my previous experience with his works didn't please me very much.
For years now people told me to read Book of the New Sun, but it's way back on my list at the moment.



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 No.5574[Watch Thread][Reply]

If there is I'd appreciate some recommendations.

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 No.5585

Don't the artist making it love some hot interracial couples and severe BDSM? Our guy!

 No.5595>>5599

>>5579
>Uggo bot gets BLACKED
>Everyone in the comments loves it
What a fucking disappointment that was.

 No.5599

>>5595
Where? E-hentai? That place is plagued by people like acidkike and MarkMann.



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 No.5517[Watch Thread][Reply]>>5529>>5590

It is here bros. The novel by the Harry.

 No.5529>>5545

>>5517 (OP)
What are we supposed to say about this?

 No.5545

>>5529
The sci-fi looks autistic.>>5517

 No.5590

>>5517 (OP)
I saw Acolyte trailer.It seems like the plot of acolyte is similar to his novel. Are they stealing from Harry?



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