Depressing books

If 1984 is the most depressing book you've read I can tell you haven't read many books.

It's only more depressing today because of how real it's becoming.

1984 had a happy ending though. Winston finally realized to appreciate life the way it is.

Winston fucking died dude

Illuminati go home.

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Unironically based af

I didn't even read a book. That's even more depressing.

I miss him bros

my diary desu ;_;
also cut the nazi shit please. jews do a lot of good writing.

no longer human bc i was empathizing with the protagonists ideas

This. The moral of the ending is basically to accept that Ignorance Is Bliss. It's no surprise that whilst George was writing it he was dying. However all these fags just assumes its "Yasss bash the fash yasss!!!".

Fucking spoilers cunt

Utopia depressed the hell out of me when I first read it, also weirded me out pretty bad.
the way everyone just lives sort of communally, like cattle, just really felt messed up.
I get its a satire and all that, but I still hated it.

The Bible

Also pic related

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Journey to the End of the Night

It was also hilarious at times.

Conspiracy against the human race by Thomas ligotti

The greatest book in the world

My diary desu

Not literally retard, but yeah, i wouldn't say it's a person anymore
The book is a fucking warning of people like you, i hope you like your high credit score.

Nothing even compares to this
Most of you would probably dismiss it though cos its about an evil right winger

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Stand on Zanzibar has a very blackpilled ending

Reminder that big brother did literally nothing wrong and that almost certainly every person who lives under the regime has a more fulfilling and happy life then he would have now.

In what sense? What country on this diverse earth? You are just looking for overlap.

I love this book

I legit cried reading this

its pretty painful to read
that part when he found out he had contracted some disease from the horrendous conditions in his cell was very saddening
but even worse is the naive optimism he has at the end, not knowing that the state was about to kill him

>diverse earth
I wonder who made this post

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the Claus and Lucas trilogy by Agota Kristof

Did anyone else come to the conclusion that Brave New World was completely self defeating? It set up this “twisted” world where people are slaves to the state and their base instincts and all modern sense of decency is eroded. Yet, the main character and his friend aren’t punished for their dissent, they’re simply sent to an island of their choice to live out their days with similarly minded people??? What’s so bad about the world if the people too dumb to recognize or retaliate participate in the system while those who do are simply rewarded, seems like a utopia to me

Well, if I recall correctly when the savage, Bernard and Helmholtz (that was his name?) are actually sent to talk to the head of state or a title along those lines one can conclude that the state is not at all in favor of murdering citizens. Quite the contrary, they believe everyone has a job and a duty to fulfill in their collectivist is society. Even if you dissent and have trouble with the very pillars of society one still is not free of responsibility to do ones contribution. Despite their concept of life (mass-cloning) and death (everyday natural and welcomed occurrence) life is quite sacred there. And I don’t believe being sent to an isolated island is a reward for the common citizen. In the society’s eyes, that’s worse than death, and to the rebels that get sent there, it’s bliss, it’s a win-win situation.

The Painted Bird by Jerzy Kosiński

man that book was too much

Nah, that's Brave New World.

1984 must be instruction, not a warning.

>I wonder who made this post
I wonder who made this post

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Long live the oppressive regime

Try again

This.
Maybe i ate something bad that day, but i remember getting nausea during the part in America, in any case it contributed to make one of my most memorable read.

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>says 1984 is becoming real
>complains about the phrase "diverse earth"
Nah, I was pretty on point wasn't I? ; ^ *

I never said that retard you're replying to two different people

>retard
I had no way of telling.

Also, you are defending the other poster, so the comment still applies to you to a degree.

I wasnt defending anybody I was just laughing at your retarded l*ftoid ass