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    topsters.org
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    I haven't read 3 books in my life
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    >>25623490
    >Clifford the Big Red Dog
    A cute story, but somewhat puerile.
    >The Dictionary
    Finally finished, would not recommend - not much plot.
    >La Commedia
    I would have gotten more out of it if I knew Italian.
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    Michael Fried - Absorption and Theatricality
    Coetzee - Slow Man
    A.W. Moore - Evolution of Modern Metaphysics
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    >>25623531
    Based! JL Austin recommended dictionary-reading.
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    >>25623535
    It is quite useful to go through and write down all the (nontechnical) words you do not know or never use.
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    The Fisherman by John Langan
    Fear and Loathing
    Gustave Dore The Fantastic
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    >>25623490
    Suicide by édouard levé
    Oblivion by David Foster Wallace
    Men Without Women by Hemingway
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    >Data mining thread
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    >>25623558
    >oh no some big data company now has a list of books that people on /lit/ pretended they read
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    >bible
    >bible
    >bible
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    >>25623531
    >>The Dictionary
    Anon, I ...
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    >>25623558
    AI is already mining all of the internet including this sentence I'm typing.
    Also every single thread on this board, the archives, everything.
    If you don't want your data to be mined, leave the internet.

    >>25623564
    kek
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    >>25623616
    What? Don't tell you've never read the dictionary. Can you really call yourself an English speaker if you have not?
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    >>25623531
    >I'd have gotten more out of it if I knew Italian.
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    The Catcher in the Rye
    Songs of a Dead Dreamer and Grimscribe
    The King in Yellow
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    The Odyssey (Fagles)
    Ulysses
    Omeros
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    >>25623490
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    >>25623564
    I need a demographic of autistic people that are prone to pirating and reading weird shit!
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    >>25623490
    mein kampf
    lolita
    sorrows of young werther
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    The Glass Bead Game
    Brut
    Goodbye Columbus

    >>25623668
    >The King in Yellow
    Old favorite of mine. What did you think?
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    The very hungry caterpillar
    Stan the Hot Dog Man
    Jackie Chan
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    >>25624068
    >sorrows of young werther
    i want a blue tailcoat
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    The Stranger was an english translation
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    >>25624042
    Sameeeeeeeeeeeeee.
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    >>25623490
    >The Stranger
    loved it
    >The Pursuit of Love
    liked it, pretty funny
    >Persuasion
    not for me, appreciated a moment or two
    >>25624103
    nice
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    >>25623490
    The New Human by Mary Rodwell
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    >>25623490
    Making Contact
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    >>25623490
    >Iliad (Lattimore)
    Good, liked the last few chapters alot.
    >Oblomov
    Basically me but trying to change that.
    >Fathers and Sons
    Entertaining, less philosophical than I expected but more drama and good imagery, plan to read more Turgenev in the future.
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    >Legend of the Sleepy Hollow
    >Siddhartha
    >Wuthering Heights
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    >>25624073
    >Old favorite of mine. What did you think?
    I really enjoyed the horror stories. It's surprising that it was written in the 1890s because the concepts feel so ahead of their time. I was surprised as the stories started shifting from horror to romance. Never thought I'd be the type to enjoy a romance story but they were written well enough and even the ones with non-horror elements were cute enough
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    >>25623490
    >Hugh Howey - Wool Omnibus
    >Albert Camus - The Fall
    >Stephen King - The Shining
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    >>25624068
    reading up on another "i need a cool personality NOW' chart starter pack?
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    Peter Straub - Magic Terror
    Ernest Hemingway - the old man and the sea
    Stephen King - Misery
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    Blood Meridian
    The Adventures of Tom Sawyer
    Frankenstein
    Few nonfiction books inbetween but those are boring so won't list them.
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    >>25623490
    The Hour of the Star by Clarice Lispector
    No Longer Human by Osamu Dazai
    Frisk by Dennis Cooper
    CR: The Good Soldier Švejk by Jaroslav Hašek
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