Can someone recommend some books for someone who has never been into literature. I'm interested in philosophy, spirituality, or just about anything. I have a Christian background but I'm not well read on that either and I'm open to all other forms of religion.
>>24760387>never been into literature.read Jack London
Tourist identified. Coil has like 40 albums. If Ape of Naples is your favorite it's probably the only one you've listened to. Explore your interests more deeply. You're a surface level person.
The stranger, CamusFiction/absurdist philosophy/like 100 pages
>>24760394This is a good rec. The sooner you move on from Christianity and come to terms with the naked existence, the sooner you can self actualize.
>>24760393It's not my favorite album I just like the cover of it.
>>24760394Gonna check it out. Thanks big dog
>>24760392I think I read him when I was younger actually. I'll check it out though thank you
Just read the most famous authors from your cunt of origin
>>24760418Don't do this if you're Canadian
>>24760402reddit
>>24760411The only thing this book >>24760394 will teach is how shallow of a philosophy existentialism is and how mediocre of a writer Camus was.
>>24760387Romeo and JulietRobinson CrusoeKeats Poems (particularly the Odes)A Christmas CarrolThe Picture of Dorian GrayThe Sailor Who Fell from Grace with the Sea
>>24760387start with the greeks
>>24760387Typee by Herman Melville
>>24760387On the Consolation of Philosophy by Boethius is a must read.
>>24760387Mere Christianity CS Lewis
Read The Solar Anus by Bataille
>>24760387The Life Divine by Sri Aurobindo
>>24760393it's still kinda top 5 even after you listen to all their material
Unironically just read The Hobbit if you're literally Brand New to books. The Hobbit is a children's book but if you don't read at all it's not a bad place to start.
>>24760387Hogg
