Blink, please.

>>25173894
Critique of Pure Reason

Bataille is the mirror and I'm staring at myself in the mirror

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>>25173891
The moomins.

>>25173896
maybe later

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>>25174921
Pelevin Generation P

>>25173891
I'm serious when I say that dreamcore is the next big thing culturally.

>>25174921
Empty Mile by Matthew Stokoe
>>25174930
Flowers In The Attic by VC Andrews
>>25173908
At The Mountains of Madness by H.P. Lovecraft

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>>25173911
Vineland

>>25173894
Consider the Lobster (specifically the Doestoyevsky essay)

>>25175023
Don Quixote

>>25173891
The Obscene Bird of the Night, José Donoso.
>>25174948
Ovid's Metamorphoses.
>>25174979
Candide, Voltaire.

>>25173891
the amazing digital circus

>>25173911
Confederacy of Dunces for the absurdism

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>>25173894
Coloring books from the supermarket

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>>25173894
infinite jest
>>25173908
the movie "les sommet des dieu". most of it looks exactly like this.
>>25174965
this picture could act as a plot summary for "my year of rest and relaxation
>>25174948
the aenied portrays zeus as much more staid and untempermental than he is in homer's work. the gods are not known for their ability to cause destruction, but to maintain calm.
>>25175091
rijneveld's work deals with death and exposure to death from a young age.

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>>25173891
The Cipher by Kathe Koja

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>>25173891
Best I can do for yah, redditor.

>>25175330
Top tier book fair buy

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>>25175422
is it degreased

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>>25175382
Relentless Strike by Sean Naylor

>>25175422
Man, this is the only thing anyone ever suggests. I don't want to read more autistic Sonic the Hedgehog fanfiction, I've already read all of the Chrischan comics.

>>25173899
Good one, good one.

>>25175274
>rijneveld
never heard of him, thanks for the recommendation anon. the discomfort of evening seems wild

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>>25175488
A Wizard of Earthsea by Le Guin

>>25175320
Flatland sort of

>>25175382
Rogue Warrior

>>25175488
East of the Sun and West of the Moon
>>25175539
>him

>>25175076
Join the 41%

>>25175076
That's not a book you stupid fucking tranny

>>25175648
In the dark places of wisdom
>>25175715
Saga of Hervor and Heidrek
>>25175906
Metro 2033

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>>25173911
Tommy Pinecone

>>25174930
Pierre; or, the Ambiguities
Ada, or Ardor (supposedly, haven't read it yet)

>>25175320
Invisible Cities

>>25175488
Recognitions

>>25174930
improvised munitions handbook, us army

>>25173911
What's this from? It looks like AI, but I can't be sure.

>>25176158
>Invisible Cities
I fucking LOVE the Mongol Empire, thanks anon.

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>>25176176
It barely has anything to do with the mongols, it's more of an excuse to write abstract/geometric/poetic prose. Neither Marco Polo, not Kublai Khan are described in a particularly realistic way. Calvino was an Oulipo member, and it shows very strongly here.

IN VAIN, GREAT-hearted Kublai, shall I attempt to describe Zaira, city of high bastions. I could tell
you how many steps make up the streets rising like stairways, and the degree of the arcades’
curves, and what kind of zinc scales cover the roofs; but I already know this would be the same
as telling you nothing. The city does not consist of this, but of relationships between the
measurements of its space and the events of its past: the height of a lamppost and the distance
from the ground of a hanged usurper’s swaying feet; the line strung from the lamppost to the
railing opposite and the festoons that decorate the course of the queen’s nuptial procession; the
height of that railing and the leap of the adulterer who climbed over it at dawn; the tilt of a
guttering and a cat’s progress along it as he slips into the same window; the firing range of a
gunboat which has suddenly appeared beyond the cape and the bomb that destroys the
guttering; the rips in the fish net and the three old men seated on the dock mending nets and
telling each other for the hundredth time the story of the gunboat of the usurper, who some say
was the queen’s illegitimate son, abandoned in his swaddling clothes there on the dock.
As this wave from memories flows in, the city soaks it up like a sponge and expands. A
description of Zaira as it is today should contain all Zaira’s past. The city, however, does not tell its
past, but contains it like the lines of a hand, written in the corners of the streets, the gratings of
the windows, the banisters of the steps, the antennae of the lightning rods, the poles of the
flags, every segment marked in turn with scratches, indentations, scrolls.

>>25176196
Although you might enjoy the interludes

Kublai Khan does not necessarily believe everything Marco Polo says when he describes the cities
visited on his expeditions, but the emperor of the Tartars does continue listening to the young Venetian
with greater attention and curiosity than he shows any other messenger or explorer of his. In the lives
of emperors there is a moment which follows pride in the boundless extension of the territories we
have conquered, and the melancholy and relief of knowing we shall soon give up any thought of
knowing and understanding them. There is a sense of emptiness that comes over us at evening, with
the odor of the elephants after the rain and the sandalwood ashes growing cold in the braziers, a
dizziness that makes rivers and mountains tremble on the fallow curves of the planispheres where they
are portrayed, and rolls up, one after the other, the despatches announcing to us the collapse of the
last enemy troops, from defeat to defeat, and flakes the wax of the seals of obscure kings who beseech
our armies’ protection, offering in exchange annual tributes of precious metals, tanned hides, and
tortoise shell. It is the desperate moment when we discover that this empire, which had seemed to us
the sum of all wonders, is an endless, formless ruin, that corruption’s gangrene has spread too far to
be healed by our scepter, that the triumph over enemy sovereigns has made us the heirs of their long
undoing. Only in Marco Polo’s accounts was Kublai Khan able to discern, through the walls and towers
destined to crumble, the tracery of a pattern so subtle it could escape the termites’ gnawing.

>>25176199
Is it at least entertaining?

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>>25175320
The Making of Tron by William Kallay

>>25175488
Strange Travelers by Gene Wolfe

>>25175906
The Third Force by Marc Laidlaw

>>25176092
Glory by Alfred Coppel

>>25176201
Not in the traditional sense, no. Did you enjoy those two passages I sent? Multiply it by 50 and that's the whole book. It's more of a puzzle or an abstract art piece.
If On A Winter's Night A Traveler on the other hand is very entertaining.

>>25176227
>The Making of Tron
No.

>>25176239
Project Pope by Clifford Simak, then.

>>25176277
Hmmm... Maybe. But I'm leaning towards "no"

>>25175320
The Myst books

>>25176305
Already read those.

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>>25176163
Robert Crumb, ‘Frosty and his Anti-Establishment Pals’

>>25175036
Stolen Tongues maybe

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>>25175488
seconding gene wolfe
>>25175715
maybe you would enjoy the scene in "ruby ridge: in our own words" in which a boy sees his dog shot by feds, kills one, and is shot in the back as he flees. it happens on a wooded slope.
>>25176227
the books carol from pluribus writes
>>25175906
i don't have a great rec for this, but moscow stations is a russian novel about a drunk trying to get home by subway to tell his wife he's been fired. roadside picnic is soviet sci fi about an alien crash site. the metro videogames look like this and have an accompanying book series. maybe something by lem?

>>25177751
The worst audiobook performance of all time.

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>>25177916
What is the story behind this kek
>>25174930
Story of The Eye

>>25177936
someone stole his tongue

>>25175648
Conspiracy Against The Human Race

>>25177902
I don’t need to tell anyone what book goes with that image do I?

>>25178136
Blood Music?

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>>25175076
Well, those other anons already said it wasn’t a book but I thought id look this up and it’s a children’s cartoon. Maybe head back to tumblr or something that’s where they discuss kids’ cartoons like that.
>>25175320
Récoltes et Semailles by Grothendieck
>>25177936
Perhaps something by JG Ballard. Atrocity exhibition
>>25178150
Ice by Anna Kavan
>>25178618
The Sorrows of Young Werther

Anyway here’s my pic

>>25178150
Ice by Dukaj

>>25178627
Gravity's Rainbow

>>25178627
>The Sorrows of Young Werther
As it would happen, I was the individual you're replying to and that is my favourite book.

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>>25174930
Agostino by Alberto Moravia.

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>>25178909
The Sailor Who Fell With Grace From The Sea by Mishima

>>25179789
Megami Tensei books, Amygdalatropolis

>>25178776
Excellent taste, I suppose you were thinking the same as I when you posted it?
>>25178704
That’s about right. It’s quintessential unwanted erection-core (well sort of)

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>>25177936
never read it but this appears in the cover of "modern art and the death of culture"
>>25178618
this always makes me think of a scene from dostoyevsky's demons, though that's hard to recommend unless you've already read a bit of dostoyevsky
>>25178627
>coomer problems
portnoy's complaint
>>25178909
mishima's "boiled rice nationalism"

>>25180202
Collected Stories, Breece D'J Pancake

>>25180335
Death in Venice

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>>25179799
Bambi's Children by Felix Salten.

>>25178627
Technically /co/, but, Le Bandard Fou by Moebius

>>25179789
A Wind in the Door by Madeline L'Engle

>>25177936
A Maze of Death by Philip K. Dick

>>25177919
The Kane Trilogy by Karl Edward Wagner

>>25180582
Something by Angela Carter maybe

>>25180728
first fragment suck donkey dongs

>>25180735
is there any rationale behind this or are you just not a fan of bleep bloop-arpeggios

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>>25180425
Not sure why but The Tempest is the fist thing I thought of
>>25180457
Samuel Shem - The House of God
>>25180739
Something on AO3

>>25178136
don't say IHNMBIMS

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>>25178150
This is how it feels to read House of leaves.

>>25181703
Stranger, Camus

>>25181243
Wiseguy by Nicolas Pileggi

>>25181151
The Psychopath's Bible by Christopher Hyatt and the lyrics to Ego Dissolution by the band Ancient Death as a digestif

>>25181703
On the Genealogy of Morals

>>25181698
A Certain Hunger by Chelsea G Summers

>>25182494
Hogg

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>>25181703
Invitation to a beheading

>>25178150
Anything by Jo Nesbo

>>25181698
Any WoD adjacent books, but also look into Lost Souls by Poppy Z Brite and Threshold by Caitlin R Kiernan

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>>25186107
Recognitions, Gaddis

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>>25182485
Invisible Man - Ellison

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>>25186347
>The Man Died -- Wole Basedinka

>>25186390
"basedinka" lmfao his name is s o yinka

>>25180425
lolita

>>25175274
>the movie "les sommet des dieu". most of it looks exactly like this
Good news, anon. That movie is actually based on a novel.

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>>25176092
Solaris

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>>25174979
The Dandelion Girl

This thread should be a regular thing.
>>25187394
Charles Beaumont's stories
>>25187347
Alice In Wonderland

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>>25187409
I'm pretty sure it is.
I mean, I've seen it before.

>>25187465
Ubik

>>25187465
Infinite Jest’s characters were about as frustrating as this, so that.

>>25187409
it's a semi-regular thing, idea's been around for a while. search the archives for hundreds like it

>>25187395
Meditationes de Prima Philosophia

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>>25186107
dante and berserk
>>25187402
jack london. is this not an illustration of jack london?
>>25183496
"heart of a dog" stars a black dog who aquires human vices, though he is older and shaggier than this dog.
>>25181698
bram stoker's "carmilla" is about a sexy vampire lady. there's also a sexy vampire in "life for sale" by yukio mishima, but she's clearly stated to be much milfier than jeanette.
>>25187385
i was only aware of the manga. i cannot recommend the novel as i haven't read it.
>>25187394
i say kafka has the banal surrealism of the twilight zone. my mother says that "earth abides".

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>>25173891
>https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=8jjT4AjTUMA

>>25188576
It's a jack london illustration

>>25188675
"hellhound" by ken greenhall is somewhat like jack london, but far pulpier. it's about a bull terrier that kills people.

>>25173894
infinite jest

>>25180202
camp of the saints

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>>25190736
Not sure but I’d also like to see a book that captures the feeling evoked from this pic.

>>25176005
The Bible.

>>25187365
>The Question Concerning Technology by Heidegger

>>25185209
Gottfried's Tristan

>>25186001
Norwegian Wood

>>25190736
Sexual Personae, Camille Paglia

>>25190860
>A Sport and a Pastime by James Salter

>>25190860
I have seen this woman delivering exceptionally sloppy top on pornhub?

>>25190895
No you have not.

>>25190860
She looks like a young Lorraine Braco (Bracco?) idk that woman from the sopranos.
>>25190895
You however, are Indian.

>>25191161
Yeah I can kinda see it.

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hard mode: no Twilight, Tsukihime, or Anne Rice

>>25173891
https://archiveofourown.org/works/28076361

>>25192360
[CHAIR CLATTERING]
>>25187465
My diary desu

>>25175274
the metamorphosis

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>>25192300
Island of Doctor Moreau - Wells

>>25192829
what? ovid or kafka? i've read both and can't see a connection.

>>25193202
Rainbow Six

>>25173891
the amazing digital circus

>>25177902
I have no mouth and I must scream.

Cybernetics - Norbert Weiner

>>25188629

A city and the stars, Arthur C Clarke

>>25193956
Dostoyevsky Идиoт

>>25187392
https://archiveofourown.org/works/50813386

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I desperately want to read a book that feels like a Leiji Matsumoto space adventure.

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>>25193984
Not sure, Night on the Galactic Railroad of course served as an inspiration for GE999 but I’m not too familiar with space stuff.

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U yet

>>25193970
Sorry!
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>>25194258
Less Than Zero

>>25194893
Better sign up then

>>25175036
the wendigo

>>25176227
Tales of Earthsea

>>25187394
Ambrose Bierce Ghost stories

>>25187395
The King of Elfland's Daughter

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>>25192300
Flowers for Algernon

>>25192355
The Piano Teacher, Jelinek

>>25193043
Three Men on the Bummel

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>>25180425
Nabokov's Butterlfys, Boyd

>>25180375
Burning Chrome

>>25177936
A regicide, Robbe-Grillet

>>25177919
Elric Saga, Moorcock

>>25175906
The Metro series

>>25175382
Pick a MACVSOG memoir

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>>25175320
A Fire Upon The Deep, Vinge

>>25175091
Notebook trilogy, Kristóf

>>25173906
The Wild Duck, Ibsen
Make Way for Ducklings, Robert McCloskey
Catcher in the Rye

>>25195893
Invisible Cities, for some reason.

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>>25193043
>Island of Doctor Moreau - Wells
Kek
>picrel
Snuggly tales of hashish and opium
>>25195864
The peregrine
Kinda
>>25190736
After Dark by Murakami

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>>25195954
Gravity’s Rainbow
Why? The sexual and comic nature of it.
If not that then The Room by Hubert Selby Jr

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>>25195966
Anatomy of melancholy
Why? Because, like veggita in the library, democritus jr reads and quotes from his massive library with the same smug but good-natured authority.

>Gravity’s Rainbow
Why? The sexual and comic nature of it.
If not that then The Room by Hubert Selby Jr
I actually used this pic coz I want Halloween books >_<

>>25195989
>Anatomy of melancholy
I must get around to that one some day.
>Halloween books
Well, why not The Castle of Otranto? Though that may have been more apt if your image was something gothic.
The Halloween Tree is a fun little book, I’m not really into Bradbury but it’s very comfy! You may have already read it though

>>25174948
Lexicon is about magic words that control people.

>>25175036
The girl who loved Tom gordon.

>>25175488
Eyes of the dragon by stephen king. Its a medieval fantasy.

>>25193970
I got a stiffy

>>25176092
The quantum thief has a cybernetic girl who lives in spaceship with an ai.

>>25180457
The lives of monster dogs is a cool sci fi.

>>25181698
The renquist quadrology by Mickelson Warren. Modern vampires in new york and la fighting to survive.

>>25187347
Blackhouse, the sequel to the talisman has a cameo by the alice in Wonderland character.

>>25187392
Snow crash has a petite blonde teen in a sci-fi setting.

>>25194258
Catchaser, about a vet who owns a motel in Miami and gets involved in some criminal escapades.

>>25195864
Akutagawa Ryunosuke's Jigokuhen

>>25194098
Magic Mountain
Gravity's Rainbow

>>25194258
Savage Detectives

>>25195846
Alice in Wonderland/Through the Looking-Glass (I don't remember which)
Finnegans Wake

>>25195893
Gravity's Rainbow

>>25196547
Why?

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>>25190736
have you seen the movie chun king express?
>>25193043
three men in a boat and the sequel three men on the bummel.
>"A ‘Bummel’,” I explained, “I should describe as a journey, long or short, without an end; the only thing regulating it being the necessity of getting back within a given time to the point from which one started. Sometimes it is through busy streets, and sometimes through the fields and lanes; sometimes we can be spared for a few hours, and sometimes for a few days. But long or short, but here or there, our thoughts are ever on the running of the sand. We nod and smile to many as we pass; with some we stop and talk awhile; and with a few we walk a little way. We have been much interested, and often a little tired. But on the whole we have had a pleasant time, and are sorry when ’tis over.”
>>25195893
there are multiple loving descriptions of different models of aircraft both in military and civilian use in "the apollo murders" by astronaut chris hadfield.
>>25194258
there are some messy and tropical scenes in hemmingway's "to have and have not", concerning a smuggler.
>>25195864
the pregrine by baker is about a bird of prey, as it happens, though it never fights snakes
>The peregrine sees and remembers patterns we do not know exist: the neat squares of orchard and woodland, the endlessly varying quadrilateral shapes of fields. He finds his way across the land by a succession of remembered symmetries. But what does he understand? Does he really ‘know’ that an object that increases in size is moving towards him? Or is it that he believes in the size he sees, so that a distant man is too small to be frightening but a man near is a man huge and therefore terrifying? He may live in a world of endless pulsations, of objects forever contracting or dilating in size. Aimed at a distant bird, a flutter of white wings, he may feel – as it spreads out beneath him like a stain of white – that he can never fail to strike. Everything he is has been evolved to link the targeting eye to the striking talon.
has a great audiobook read by david attenborough, but i think that being as desnse as it is it should be read in print one's first time.

>>25194098
wagner the wehr-wolf had some wild occult scenes.
>“Listen!” said the stranger, in a hasty but impressive voice: “I require a companion, one who has no human ties, and who still ministers to my caprices,—who will devote himself wholly and solely to watch me in my dark hours, and endeavor to recall me back to enjoyment and pleasure, who, when he shall be acquainted with my power, will devise new means in which to exercise it, for the purpose of conjuring up those scenes of enchantment and delight that may for a season win me away from thought. Such a companion do I need for a period of one year and a half; and you are, of all men, the best suited to my design. But the Spirit whom I must invoke to effect the promised change in thee, and by whose aid you can be given back to youth and comeliness, will demand some fearful sacrifice at your hands. And the nature of that sacrifice—the nature of the condition to be imposed—I can well divine!”
>“Name the sacrifice—name the condition!” cried the old man, eagerly. “I am so miserable—so spirit-broken—so totally without hope in this world, that I greedily long to enter upon that new existence which you promised me! Say, then, what is the condition?”
>“That you prey upon the human race, whom he hates as well as I,” answered the stranger.
>“Again these awful words!” ejaculated the old man, casting trembling glances around him.
>“Yes—again those words,” echoed the mysterious guest, looking with his fierce burning eyes into the glazed orbs of the aged shepherd. “And now learn their import!” he continued, in a solemn tone. “Knowest thou not that there is a belief in many parts of our native land that at particular seasons certain doomed men throw off the human shape and take that of ravenous wolves?”
it's pretty fun, though there's no secret meeting like in you picture. you may also like "psychopompos" by lovecraft.

>>25199713
bronze age mindset and probably gothic violence as well.

>>25199713
Grand Theft Auto VI script I guess.

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Hard mode: no barsoom/john carter

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>>25199713
My twisted world
The collected writings of Andrew Blaze

>>25174935
The Dispossessed was 30 years ago anon, it's not happening

>>25175023
Descartes

>post spooky picture of the ocean with a lighthouse in the distance
>To The Lighthouse
>Moby Dick
>The old man and the sea
its about vibes guys

>>25200784
Try Annihilation by VanderMeer. Spooky and has a lighthouse.

>>25193956
Pretty eyes. Name?

>>25200792
The neverending story

>>25200901
war and peace

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>>25202854
If you're not specifically looking for books, A Bride's Story by Kaoru Mori is a manga drawn by a very charming autistic woman who really fucking loves Central Asia.

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>>25193956
Something tells me this book is exactly what you need to read right now.

>>25202982
Stop it, I’m hungry but too tired to make anything.

>>25200901
This was drawn by someone who wanted to fuck a horse.

>>25203355
Under most circumstances Id disagree

>>25202854
Genghis Khan and the Making of the Modern World

>>25200901
Don Quixotic

>>25202983
If you don't practice you will never get gud anon kun!

>>25174887
It has be a week and I am still waiting.

>>25204696
thank you for your patience.

>>25180699
I have read the Bloody Chamber, anything else I should check out?

No picture.
But I want some recommendations on books for mediocre person to relate to.
I don't want some genius or chosen one protagonist.
I want a feel good story about a mediocre person.

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>>25200825
Aurora: Die Morgenröte im Aufgang

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>>25205757
Stoner
Catcher in the rye
Oh wait a feel good story??
Uhhhhhh..... ummmm.....

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>>25206021
The road

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>>25200630
Gone by Michael Grant

>>25206517
Someone tried doing a read along to a Halloween themed book a couple years ago.. I can vaguely picture the cover in my minds eye but I can't for the life of me remember the title.. I think it was a Clue-esque murder mystery with Halloween themes...

Hmmm...

>>25206546
Forgotten Ally

>>25206069
The Shining

>>25206517
Paranorman is how I found out that gay people exist.

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>>25206668
This one?

>>25206758
Nah, cover was far more detailed and artistically involved. I wanna say the guy makes a thread about it around Halloween time every fall. Might have had a black cat on the front if I recall correctly.

>>25205757
Confederacy of Dunces

>le maro bing bing WAHOO!! *holds up spork* XDD MUH LOIFE IS LOIKE A VIDYA GAM!!! XP

>>25207222
I don't think that's a book anon

>>25208120
It’s the book I’m writing, it’s about (You)

>>25208585
Can't wait to read my diary desu

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>>25206528
Histoire de Dom Bougre, Portier des Chartreux

>>25206517
just pick any goosebumps book

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>>25208790
I'd have recommended a Touhou print work but idk if Koishi and Satori are featured in them very much, so I'm leaning more Koishi here

>>25173891
Don't have any images that aren't hardcore pornography so I'll describe it: son loves his mother to the point of lusting after her but loathes his father.
>>25181243
Ubu Roi
>>25194258
Giovannis room

>>25202982
>meatloaf
>spaghetti and meatballs

cant get more american boomer coded

>>25210332
Some book on manchildren

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>>25186107
Society of the Spectacle
>>25186347
Notebook of a Return to the Native Land
>>25179799
Pig Island (by Mo Hayder)
>>25193993
After Life (by Eugene Thacker)

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need some kinos on this

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>>25199865
the tarnsman or gor takes whar doyle started in barsoom and runs with it. it's a start of a series, so if you like it, there's lots.
>>25199949
scads of books accuse the jews of wrongdoing. have you read the protocols of the learned elders of zion? there's this too:
https://archive.org/details/bim_eighteenth-century_rabbinical-literature-o_eisenmenger-johann-andr_1748_2
>>25200630
all the pretty horses by mccarthy has girls and gunplay in a setting like this
>>25200825
just this poem, 'fragments of olypian gossip':
>While listening on my cosmic phone
>I caught words from the Olympus blown.
>A newcomer was shown around;
>That much I could guess, aided by sound.

>"There's Archimedes with his lever
>Still busy on problems as ever.
>Says: matter and force are transmutable
>And wrong the laws you thought immutable."

>"Below, on Earth, they work at full blast
>And news are coming in thick and fast.
>The latest tells of a cosmic gun.
>To be pelted is very poor fun.
>We are wary with so much at stake,
>Those beggars are a pest—no mistake."

>"Too bad, Sir Isaac, they dimmed your renown
>And turned your great science upside down.
>Now a long haired crank, Einstein by name,
>Puts on your high teaching all the blame.
>Says: matter and force are transmutable
>And wrong the laws you thought immutable."

>"I am much too ignorant, my son,
>For grasping schemes so finely spun.
>My followers are of stronger mind
>And I am content to stay behind,
>Perhaps I failed, but I did my best,
>These masters of mine may do the rest.
>Come, Kelvin, I have finished my cup.
>When is your friend Tesla coming up."

>"Oh, quoth Kelvin, he is always late,
>It would be useless to remonstrate."

>Then silence—shuffle of soft slippered feet—
>I knock and—the bedlam of the street.

> - Nikola Tesla, Novice
>>25200901
"hero of our time" by lermontov has scenes that take place here
>>25210689
this is a much better picture for "blood music" by greg bear, in which a man experiments on himself creating a self aware colony of cells withing his body..
>>25212444
yurope: an american invasion
>>25212450
anything by peter sotos, who was arrested for cp after using a cropped image from his personal collection as a cover for one of his slef published works.

Bump

>>25181703
Bartleby, the Scrivener

>>25212444
This text is stupid. Literally everyone in the whole world has cuck/slut ancestry, not just westerners and not just younger people. Every single person has millions of ancestors, and they are all shared between each other.

Anyways... "The Protocol of the Elders of Zion"

>>25214017
Harassment Architecture

>>25214025
Proust and Faust