LifeFuel A Thread for Books

[Caesercel]

Can anyone recomend me a series to read? I've recently read Skullduggery Pleasant by Derk Landy, The Magicians by Lev Grossman and The Last Dragon Chronicles by Chris D'Lacey. Also should I upgrade to a kindle paperwite for manga to be better and a backlight and waterproofing, I'm on a kindle basic the one just before they added lighting to it.

Try Malazan series. It takes a bit dedication but I've heard its alright. Broken empire series if you want a dark triad maxxed protag.

 

[Snowstormhigh]

I used to be a huge fan pro wrestling, so wrestling books are pretty much the only books I've read. This is one of my favs

 

[Snowstormhigh]

 

[Snowstormhigh]

 

[Deleted member 31052]

Has anyone read anything by Mishima?

 

[EyesAreSoCold]

Anyone know any good geopolitical books? I've started reading Diplomacy by Henry Kissinger but it's a little heavy.

 

[Chin]

Has anyone read anything by Mishima?

I read the Sailor That Fell From Grace With the Sea, which was based. I want to read more of his stuff maybe after finals.

 

[Deleted member 31052]

I read the Sailor That Fell From Grace With the Sea, which was based. I want to read more of his stuff maybe after finals.

its very good

 

[Chin]

its very good

Indeed. What works of his have you read so far?

 

[Deleted member 31052]

Indeed. What works of his have you read so far?

Golden pavilion, sailor and confessions of a mask

 

[BlackPill Scholar]

Books are meant for reading, not bookmarking. For what purpose does one use a bookmark for? Just read the whole thing jfl.

 

[WithoutMe]

Books are meant for reading, not bookmarking. For what purpose does one use a bookmark for? Just read the whole thing jfl.

mogs me hard at persistencemaxxing

 

[WorldYamataizer]

I recommend Cockroach by Rawi Hage

A man, who is an immigrant from the Middle East, moves to the slums of Montreal, where he learns that he is stuck in poverty. When he tries to take his own life, a "man in a speedo" saves him. He is then sentenced to therapy, where he explains his horrid childhood and how he believes that he is a cockroach. He is also in love with a girl, Shohreh, and is friends/enemies with a man named Reza. He gets a job at a restaurant, and can't help but stare at his boss' daughter. He also steals from every rich man and poor woman. Throughout the book the man starts to slowly change, for better and worse.

Its dark humour

 

[_why_]

Sapiens, by Yuval Harari is really good. Id say he does very well at exploring how our hunther-gatherer paleo brains have behaved (and keep behaving) along "civilized" western history. And he does it in an entertaining and simple to understand way. Its a good read and good a cope, at least for me. He is low key black pilled too.

 

[BlackPill Scholar]

From the first chapter:

"JOSEPH Goebbels reaches puberty at about thirteen. But given his later reputation is itworth emphasising that he will be thirty-three before he first has sexual intercoursewith a woman.15 For the intervening twenty years this brilliant but celibate cripple’slife will be a trail of temptations, near-seductions, and sexual rebuffs etched into hismemory. At thirteen he and his pal Herbert Beines have a grubby mudlark of a friend,Herbert Harperscheidt, whose stepmother Therese always wears crisp, clean skirts;so Joseph Goebbels recalls fourteen years later. The sexual arousal that he first de-tects towards this mature female returns when he is fifteen. He harbours secret crusheson women like Frau Lennartz, the factory owner’s wife. Evidently another passion-object, his brother Hans’s girlfriend Maria Liffers, does not return his feelings be-cause his teachers and her parents protest and Goebbels has a frightful scene with hisfather. All of his pals have girlfriends—Hompesch has one enticingly called MariaJungbluth. Goebbels however senses only a ‘dark yearning’ as Eros awakes in him.

‘My libido is sick,’ he will write aged twenty-six. ‘In affairs of the heart we humansare all scandalously selfish. For the phallus we sacrifice hecatombs of immortal souls.’16Basking in what he sees as one woman’s love he will reflect, ‘I am everything toher.␣ .␣ . Or am I allowed to savour life’s treasures more intensely because I am doomed to depart it early on? Now and again I have this premonition!’ "

Relatable ngl

 

[ConservativeCel]

Has anyone read anything by Mishima?

I've read "Confessions of a Mask". A bit boring read tbh.

 

[Deleted member 31052]

I've read "Confessions of a Mask". A bit boring read tbh.

 

[keksofthebest]

A good book series i've read was
Aqauman (new 52)
And a book i'm currently reading is

The Life of Johnny Reb: The Common Soldier of the Confederacy​

 

[Pengwin]

I'm currently reading the Rational male. Most of it is PUA crap but some of it is based.

 

[inceldoompol]

-100 years of solitude by Gabriel Garcia Marquez
-Phenomenology of spirit by Georg Hegel
-Beyond good and evil by Friedrich Nietzsche

Beyond good and evil is very good book. I started my interest in philosophy with the books of Friedrich Nietzsche.

 

[epillepsy]

I'm currently reading the Rational male. Most of it is PUA crap but some of it is based.

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weird that you have a physical copy

 

[Pengwin]

weird that you have a physical copy

I prefer reading it this way tbh.

 

[epillepsy]

I prefer reading it this way tbh.

yeah i like physical books a lot better too.
i just meant the process of ordering that book from the website seemed like a pain and expensive.
it's not as if you can buy that book in a used bookstore for cheap or even in a regular bookstore.

 

[ionlycopenow]

Anyone ever read stoner? I just ordered a copy

 

[SardonicArchmage]

Anyone ever read stoner? I just ordered a copy

From what I've heard and read about (I know only the nutshell version of the story) it sounds like some regular normie academia drama romance.
I'm curious to know what made you choose that book?

 

[ionlycopenow]

From what I've heard and read about (I know only the nutshell version of the story) it sounds like some regular normie academia drama romance.
I'm curious to know what made you choose that book?

Romance? What the hell are you talking about. From what I heard it's about a dude who is mediocre at everything in life, including his marriage. That's why I chose it

 

[SardonicArchmage]

Romance? What the hell are you talking about. From what I heard it's about a dude who is mediocre at everything in life, including his marriage. That's why I chose it

Oh boy then you are up for a surprise if what I heard about it is true.

 

[coldmachinery]

Good basic introduction to Shinto. Indirectly explained some anime terminology to me too, lmao.

 

[FullTimeLoser]

Harry potter

 

[cheekylad97]

I was reading the lord of the rings but I only had the first two books. I'm hoping to get a copy of the Return of the King soon. Before LOTOR the last book I read was Hannibal Rising which was a great origin story for the infamous Hannibal Lecter. Anyone have any good horror recommendations?

 

[WithoutMe]

I was reading the lord of the rings but I only had the first two books. I'm hoping to get a copy of the Return of the King soon. Before LOTOR the last book I read was Hannibal Rising which was a great origin story for the infamous Hannibal Lecter. Anyone have any good horror recommendations?

The first part of "IT" is a bunch of short stories about how the monster is killing people in small town Derry. Some of it is chilling.
"The Deep" by Nick Cutter also has some moments that gave me goosebumps.

Spoiler

Honk

 

[mericks]

I started reading The Expanse a couple weeks ago. I tried watching the TV show but I had difficulties following the plot so I decided to read the books instead. Right now I'm on the second book (Caliban's War) and really enjoying it so far.

They put a lot of effort into creating a world which seems plausible and doesn't violate the known laws of physics. There's no artificial gravity or faster-than-light travel or bullshit like that. If you're a sciencel you'll enjoy it.

 

[DostoevskyCel]

the brothers karamazov + crime & punishment + the idiot + notes from underground + anna karenina + sorrows of young werther + the trial + Tolstoy's confession

 

[Deleted member 33216]

1. Ego is the enemy
2. Notes from Underground
3. Brave New World
4. 1984
5. Beyond Good and Evil
6. Free Will
7. Man's Search For Meaning
8. Technological Slavery
9. The meaning of it all
10. Crime and Punishment

 

[Mentally lost cel]

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lol
Everyone should read a song of ice and fire books in their lives, it’s medieval fantasy and the best fiction books ever, full of realism and best storytelling

 

[Caesercel]

I prefer reading it this way tbh.

Me too. I wish I had the money to buy physical copies of my favorite books. Its so much better, more personal than digital

the brothers karamazov + crime & punishment + the idiot + notes from underground + anna karenina + sorrows of young werther + the trial + Tolstoy's confession

Based and Dostoevskypilled

 

[Pengwin]

Me too. I wish I had the money to buy physical copies of my favorite books. Its so much better, more personal than digital

Just go to a library or something like that. I used to do that a lot in hs.

 

[Caesercel]

Just go to a library or something like that. I used to do that a lot in hs.

I also used to do that when I was in a school, which ctually had a library

 

[TOTALER_KRIEG]

Technological Slavery

Very based

 

[Deathmint]

My book recommendations are: All About Women - What Big Sister Doesn't Want You To Know? by Simon Sheppard and Bitch Women, Effeminacy and White Survival by Loki Hulgaard. Something about how the hive-mind works and what the repercussions for the society are.

 

[Question Mark]

Has anyone else here read Suicide Note by Mitchell Heisman? It's probably the best explanation of the Jewish problem ever written.

Here's the link to the text. (Read pp. 32-625)

Here's an overview for people too lazy to read the entire thing.

Alternatively you can listen to it while gaming.

TL;DR: Jews want to transcend biology so that God AI can enslave a robotized humanity and destroy all life on earth.

 

[SecularNeo-Khazar]

How do you motivate yourself to read books?

 

[LonerRichard]

Alaine de Botton is a cuck. Reading his books is accepting bluepill brainwashing. You can cope in other ways.

I've read some of The Consolations of Philosophy. Didn't really impress me much.

The Selfish Gene

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Never seen this cover before.
Can anyone recommend any short stories that don't have happy endings? I'm sick of reading stuff where some hero saves the day at the end, etc etc.

 

[Tommy]

How do you motivate yourself to read books?

There isn’t a motivation in reading. If a story is captivating enough, it isn’t a chore. I spent a lot of my formative years nose deep in a novel, and if you know the genre you’re into, you’d be excited to pick up a new story. I love fantasy, sci fi, and dystopian novels. If you’re into that, i can recommend some of my favorites that are captivating and easily re-readable

Inkheart Trilogy: A german story about a girl whose father can make book characters come out of the pages by reading aloud- the consequence being that something in real life is taken. The main antagonist is someone who was taken out of his story and isn’t happy with it.

-The Bachman Books
Rage: a stephen king book written under his pseudo of richard bachman, a dark story of a mentally ill teenager “getting it on” with a gun and his classmates

Long Walk: Young men sign up for a marathon-esque walk that lasts for hundreds of miles. You have to keep walking, with no breaks for food, water, or to use the restroom. If you stop walking for too long, you are killed. The only way to survive is to be the last one left. The winner gets a lifetime of wealth

The Running man: the last of the bachman books i’m talking about. You are a poor man who signed up for a game show to save the life of your wife and infant daughter. You are to run from some of the best bounty hunters in the world who are trying to kill you. This book is full of plot twists and suspense, i love it so much.

The Book Thief: About an orphan in nazi germany, told from the point of view of death. It has a fighting jew, hitler youth, a guide to grave digging, and cigarettes

White Fang: this book is a classic for a reason, it tells the story of a wolfdog living on the yukon in the late 1880’s. how he acclimated to life under Man.

These are just some of my all time favorites. If you want other book recommendations I can tell you what I know.

 

[Mentally lost cel]

Aqauman (new 52)

New 52 is underrated,I loved it, you should try jl and Batman new 52 or maybe earth 2

 

[Linesnap99]

Read
Altered genes , twisted truth by steven M druker

 

[zerothe77]

Going to read A Billion Wicked Thoughts. It sounds like it's quite applicable to our people.

 

[mistersinister]

n story for the infamous Hannibal Lecter. Anyone have any good horror recommendati

Misery
Carrie

 

[Arthas93]

to our people.

Ah, yes, fellow "Incel". Our people.
IT infiltrates are not even trying to hide at this point.