/lit/ - Do you guys own any official /lit/ books? - Literature

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Do you guys own any official /(...) 12/04/25(Thu)05:26:22 No.24924819

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Do you guys own any official /lit/ books? Anonymous 12/04/25(Thu)05:26:22 No.24924819 Archived

Anonymous
12/04/25(Thu)17:29:44 No.24926011

Anonymous 12/04/25(Thu)17:29:44 No.24926011

>>24924819
what do you think of that version of moby dick? is it good?

Anonymous
12/04/25(Thu)18:45:51 No.24926148

Anonymous 12/04/25(Thu)18:45:51 No.24926148

>>24924819
/lit/ promised us don quixote 4 years back whatever happened to that

Anonymous
12/04/25(Thu)19:12:47 No.24926191

Anonymous 12/04/25(Thu)19:12:47 No.24926191

>>24924819
i have most of the f gardners, corndog zen, and the dark academia one that ends with the lady getting fucked and eaten in hell by a werewolf at the end

Anonymous
12/04/25(Thu)19:40:51 No.24926231

Anonymous 12/04/25(Thu)19:40:51 No.24926231

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>>24924819
Does it count if I'm the one that made it? Otherwise I've been meaning to pick up copies of l'Anomie and the FFA best-of. Most of the other /lit/ books are stupid expensive, probably because they used colour printing, but shipping is bad too. Was forcing myself to read the Legacy of Totalitarianism in a Tundra as a cropped PDF on my e-reader and it wasn't so bad.

A couple local friends are interested in the &amp best-of, so I might do a bulk buy and save myself from being completely fucked by shipping costs.

>>24926011
There's a PDF copy in here:
https://mega.nz/folder/CoN2GbzQ#7puNpTNUTQ05QTha4H6-WA
I don't have a print copy, but Lulu's print quality has been good in my single experience with them.

Anonymous
12/04/25(Thu)19:44:02 No.24926239

Anonymous 12/04/25(Thu)19:44:02 No.24926239

>>24924819
I have the first (and only?) issues of The Lit Quarterly.

Anonymous
12/04/25(Thu)19:55:58 No.24926267

Anonymous 12/04/25(Thu)19:55:58 No.24926267

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>>24926239
There were five issues total, and a folder of them here:
https://mega.nz/folder/2gsHSSbA#Sl46P4LljGlk9mnpAf3Mlw

Reminds me I found Detroit Lit Mag [issue] 2 on bookstore's discount rack. Wasn't really based out of /lit/, but the creator used to post about it here. I'm curious who brought it in, since it's DIY and the creator isn't from my city as far as I know (in fact it says he is/was living in Russia in a blurb), but the couple of pieces I read from it were shitty.

Anonymous
12/04/25(Thu)20:02:47 No.24926287

Anonymous 12/04/25(Thu)20:02:47 No.24926287

>>24926267
Damn I guess I missed the last issue.

Anonymous
12/04/25(Thu)20:18:20 No.24926315

Anonymous 12/04/25(Thu)20:18:20 No.24926315

wouldn't making a new magazine a lot easier with ai now? i mean not to select the works necessarily (but maybe that too) but for everything else

Anonymous
12/04/25(Thu)21:35:02 No.24926473

Anonymous 12/04/25(Thu)21:35:02 No.24926473

>>24926315
How the fuck is AI slop making anything easier?

Anonymous
12/04/25(Thu)21:41:25 No.24926489

Anonymous 12/04/25(Thu)21:41:25 No.24926489

i have a leather bound copy of Tristram Shandy. it's pretty much the only fancy looking book i own other than a KJV

Anonymous
12/04/25(Thu)21:46:05 No.24926502

Anonymous 12/04/25(Thu)21:46:05 No.24926502

>>24926489
OP's talking about books /lit/ made. He posted a picture of the /lit/-annotated version of Moby Dick, not just the normal book.

Anonymous
12/05/25(Fri)06:57:30 No.24927209

Anonymous 12/05/25(Fri)06:57:30 No.24927209

>>24926502
>he doesn't know Sterne was shitsermoning here in the 1760s