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frens, /lit/, everyone-else, let's talk about some FUN books we've been reading, or have read recently.

Just a simple discussion thread.

It's been a goal of mine to read everything that interests me on this chart. So far
>Leaves of Grass
>Los Bros Karamazov
>marcovaldo
>montaigne
>magic mountain
>walden
>van gogh's letters

Magic Mountain was really fun, just finished the book last week. Especially Naptha and Settembrini's discussions were peak comedy gold. Why did Naptha do it bros?
Peeperkorn was based.

Currenly reading Pale Fire, Kinbote is really interesting. Why does he talk about the loud music in the foreward? He even says that a Canto is "Your favorite", who the hell is "Your", ain't like the foreward is addressed to someone?

>Pale Fire
Though I would suspect Kinbote killed Shade, but we shall see. The notes he inserts about Zembla and its politcs, its kings etc. are all really fun to go through. He has this nice note where he is describing how Gradus is coming from Zembla to Shade, as Shade is writing the Poem, which has some really good prose.

>Leskov
Just ordered that NYRB edition of Leskov's stories. Anybody hear read him? Got it again, because he's mentioned in the chart, and I'm interested in reading the less-talked about Russians.

Anyways, what have you all been reading?
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FUCK
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Just read Wodehouse. You don’t need anything else.
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>>25424131
I don't understand this chart at all.
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The last truly fun book I read was Gravity's Rainbow half a year ago. I've been chasing that high ever since, unsuccessfully. I think I'll pick up the Sot-Weed Factor + son&xon once I'm done with my current read.
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>>25424131
fun
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>The Never Ending Story
Shit its so good
Also
>Circe
>Open throat
>I Am Bob We Are Legion
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>>25426555
Circe was fantastic, though I personally prefer Sirens.
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>>25424140
For me it's Wodehouse and and Tom Sharpe.
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>>25424131
Jackie Chan
FUUUUUUCK!
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>>25424131
Always liked this chart, bloomers always win. I found this book "Tell Them of Battles, Kings, and Elephants" which might align
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>>25424131
The Stranger
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finished the iliad today and i gotta say i didnt anticipate how FUN this book would be. i thought it would be semi interesting book that im reading because "its a classic" but the amount of action and actually interesting characters was something that i absolutely did not expect. im guessing that i will like the oddysey even more but i want to take a break from poetry, atleast for now.



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