No frills - just post your favorite novel.
No frills - just post your favorite novel
Sebastian Bailey
Luke Edwards
Reading thar one right now
Cameron Myers
It’s probably not considered lit, but this is the book that got me into reading properly
Liam Adams
Here’s a photo of Michel and Iggy Pop
Oliver Jones
Connor Campbell
Irvine Welsh is as lit as it gets
Easton Campbell
It's hard to describe why, but the feeling it leaves in me is...something alien entirely
Eli Robinson
lord of the barnyard
Julian Clark
How do you pronounce this book? Two-six-six-six, two thousand six hundred and sixty six, two triple six? Dumb name for a book desu
Oliver Thompson
That film is great. I choked up real bad with that poet saying something like "I don't regret that I've cried" as opposed to "I don't regret that I cried"
Oliver Robinson
I call it twenty six sixty six
Leo Hall
Jose Lewis
>not calling it 'twenty six six six'
Colton Morales
that subtle line hits hard
Aiden Reyes
can a poorfag/computer illiterate read this without buying the book
please help me i m autistic
Dominic Lewis
It's a year, so twenty six sixty six
Landon Edwards
Probably the first book to awaken any sort of religious feeling in me. Tolstoy is incredible
Nathan Rivera
What movie is it?
Logan Lee
b-ok.cc/md5/396FB9F6AEE719D494514712D4C0BD19
Tyler Scott
sorry mom taught me not to click on suspicious links
Christopher Foster
okay
Jonathan Campbell
We didn’t deserve him. He was right about everything
Jaxon Collins
It is literally the book. Click it you pussy
Christian Lee
I think I'm going to tackle this soon. I've really enjoyed everything I've read by him so far (NLMG, Floating World, and Remains).
Isaac Nguyen
how much should I think about what i am reading while reading this? I'm 200 pages in but sometimes I just go through passages mindlessly when he's describing the family tree of the 20th character named ivan ivanovich
Thomas Green
Tyler Moore
To Stay Alive: a Method
It's Iggy Pop meeting with poets and Michel Houellebecq acting some kind of artist character
Christopher Lee
this is way too literal for me
Henry Roberts
do you have autism
Landon Reyes
The book gains strength as you reflect on it. Passages that seem meaningless suddenly have a new light cast upon them 400 pages later. Maybe not the family tree bits, but the book in general gets better as you read it. I can only suggest you keep going, and remember that ultimately it’s a murder mystery and there are things that Dostoevsky is intentionally keeping from you. I found the first 300 pages difficult but it becomes more and more readable
Henry Johnson
why is Houellebecq such a sex-crazed maniac?
Jordan James
re-read this at least once a year, so good
William Mitchell
He addresses that in his books
Noah Jones
Care the expand?
Ryan Young
Thanks for the writeup user. I wasnt planning on quitting it as I do enjoy reading it, it just gets a little hard to follow at times
Connor Mitchell
I love this book. I love the fascism discussions, I love the tactics, but most of all I love its deception of life in the infantry. When people asked me why I joined, I tell them to read Starship Troopers.
Michael Williams
>when humanity niggers encounter numbers
pathetic
Lucas Anderson
nope
Sebastian Harris
He had a fucked up mommy so he has major issues with women
Jack Evans
In all seriousness this book changed my life.
Grayson Campbell
dos mil seiscientos sesenta seis
Sebastian Ward
why
Joseph Bailey
I felt a connection between me and Kerouac. It starts off with him talking about a sickness he had acquired after the death of his father (original scroll) and having dealt with similar circumstance it bonding the character and I. In the book he is desperately and ceaselessly out for something to live for, excitement and experience. He's accompanied by his close friend, Neal, who have a strange brother like relationship. At the time in my life when I read on the road I was in a similar basket. I had a very very close friend who was like a brother. I was young and on the go trying to peice somethinf together. It inspired me to live just a little more; take a leap so to speak. I felt very sympathetic for Jack and at times, in certain passages I could see myself in him. I read it at the perfect time in my life. I had started writing little bits here and there before I read this book but once I finished it i was inspired to write my own memories and experiences down very enthusiastically.
Anyway whats your favorite book and why user?
Cooper Stewart
Great book. I liked Skagboys even better
Nathan Martin
One of my favorites
Julian Lee
How do I stop being a pleb Yea Forums?
Juan Hill
Me too user, and for some reason it’s considered a lesser book in the Trainspotting series? Radge cunts, man.
Christian Gray
Reading what you don't enjoy for lit cred is pleb. Reading what you do enjoy is based, no matter what it is (unless it's Jordan Peterson or something
Hudson Ortiz
Carter Anderson
Such a fuckin ride
Kayden Richardson
I really love Slaughter House V by Kurt Vonnegut. I know its not Yea Forums but I dont care, I really enjoy the prose. Currently reading Metamorphosis and might start 2666 afterwards. Any recs?
Chase Diaz
dosmilseiscientossesentayséis
Joseph Wilson
Lucas Flores
Aiden Richardson
Cringe
It’s “dos mil seiscientos sesenta y seis
Grayson Reed
Read this , when I was 16. Maybe need to re-read it. But it's really good and got me into reading.
David Carter
Leo Ramirez
Lincoln Bell
I'll have to re-read it multiple times, but it doesn't change the fact that even casually reading it was wonderful
Ryder Thompson
maybe this
William Hall
Oliver Foster
Out of all his books you had to choose /that one/?
Disgusting.
Jeremiah Walker
I've enjoyed all of his books that I've read, but would say my order or preference is something like below the following...
Mysteries = Wayfarers > The Growth of The Soil > Hunger = The Wanderer = Pan.
Plan on reading Victoria and The Women at the pump fairly soon.
Why did you dislike Mysteries? I thought it was charming.
Leo Williams
I think it's good, but it pales in comparison to Markens grode. Edgy teens usually like Sult, bitches love Victoria and Pan, and e/lit/ist enjoy Markens grode (the book he won the Nobel for).
My favorite is Markens grode, then På gjengrodde stier.
Zachary Long
>På gjengrodde stier
Sounds very interesting, I think it might make sense to read it after his earlier works though. Thanks
Carter Collins
Cringe cover and cringe title
Jordan Harris
The last quarter was seriously fucked up.
Sebastian Richardson
Daniel Howard
based amino poster
Jack Richardson
never had a book have my heart pound harder jesus christ
that literal cuck part goddamn
Robert Kelly
the opposing shore - gracq
Wyatt Long
not sure how Yea Forums this is but I really loved it
Elijah Hernandez
Just finished it and I was blown away
Anthony Myers
shut up
Nathaniel Harris
Justin Butler
Is that also your favorite navel?
Samuel Miller
you know where i can download this for free? i checked the bay and 'the other site'
Robert Barnes
I'm not gonna judge you, Chuck Palaniuk got me into serious reading.
Ryder Lopez
>I know its not Yea Forums
fuck lit, it's a good book.
Henry Rogers
homo
Robert Torres
>translation
>not cringe
Logan Barnes
I should read it again but I don't think any other book has moved me as much
It's very Yea Forums user, why would you think otherwise? Ending fever dream is so good
Grayson Scott
need to give it a reread.