Not mangas***
I want to get into reading actual books, i like dark gritty themes.
Any recommendations?
I want to get into reading actual books, i like dark gritty themes.
Any recommendations?
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Mein Kampf
interesting
french litterature : start with zola for exmeple, l'assommoir is his most famous work. Nana is the story of a prostiute quite interesting too. there's of course some books by Victor Hugo like Notre Dame de Paris or L'homme qui rit (this one is about a man with the joker smile, rejected by society and trated as a monster, who fall in love). there's of course Camus but you probably already know about him
How do you read books ? Do you buy them or do you read pdf of the book online or do you listen to audio books ?
I buy them
Idk most books are pretty shit, try comic books maybe
diddler tensei
Henrietta lacks (don’t buy it lol it’s a shit book I was forced to read back in hs)
Lolita 
Ive seen the movieLolita
Which one the old ahhh movie form the 50s or the one from the 90s?Ive seen the movie
90s version
Blood meridian, All Tommorows
Notre Dale de Paris is good as someone already mentioned
Frankenstein by Mary Shelley is also top,
Those are great black pill books.
I have no mouth and I must scream is a shirt sorry but is really good.
The count of Monte Cristo is also a very engaging and easy read, though it is a commitment. Make sure you get the robin buss translation
Frankenstein by Mary Shelley is also top,
Those are great black pill books.
I have no mouth and I must scream is a shirt sorry but is really good.
The count of Monte Cristo is also a very engaging and easy read, though it is a commitment. Make sure you get the robin buss translation
Crime and punishment or anything by dostoevsky
How to pick up girls in a dungeon
Blood meridian is that where the “they say he never sleeps” guy comes from
Yep Judge Holden
X
No book for ur face
A Mote In God's Eye by Larry Niven and Jerry Pournelle
This is a 1970's science fiction book about humanity's first contact with a race of aliens called "moties". Moties are asymmetrical mammaloids that have several genetic subcastes (masters, doctors, engineers, mediators, watchmakers, soldiers, etc.) which form clans of related individuals, and while clan members do not have a hivemind, all caste members of a clan are instinctively subservient to a "master".
Motie castes are highly-specialized and very good at what they do. However, their civilization has a very serious problem stemming from their biology. Female moties must breed or die from the hormonal stresses that being in heat for a prolonged period of time places on their bodies, much like real-life animals like ferrets. Because of this, moties are trapped in an endless cycle of their civilization rising, becoming technologically-advanced, and then collapsing from the resource wars that follow from overpopulation on their planet of Mote Prime. This has led to a very fatalistic outlook in motie culture in general, and they even have an allegorical figure in their folktales called "crazy Eddie" (Eddie being loan name borrowed from humans when moties were explaining the mythos to human listeners) a tragic figure who has good intentions but impractical solutions and always ends up causing disaster as a result.
When moties encounter humans, they are not hostile, but very guarded and secretive about the nature of their reproductive biology and neither the moties or humans want to eliminate each other but feel they might not have much choice because of the inadvertent danger both species pose to each other.
It is a very good and well thought-out science fiction book and it is considered a classic by many serious readers.
This is a 1970's science fiction book about humanity's first contact with a race of aliens called "moties". Moties are asymmetrical mammaloids that have several genetic subcastes (masters, doctors, engineers, mediators, watchmakers, soldiers, etc.) which form clans of related individuals, and while clan members do not have a hivemind, all caste members of a clan are instinctively subservient to a "master".
Motie castes are highly-specialized and very good at what they do. However, their civilization has a very serious problem stemming from their biology. Female moties must breed or die from the hormonal stresses that being in heat for a prolonged period of time places on their bodies, much like real-life animals like ferrets. Because of this, moties are trapped in an endless cycle of their civilization rising, becoming technologically-advanced, and then collapsing from the resource wars that follow from overpopulation on their planet of Mote Prime. This has led to a very fatalistic outlook in motie culture in general, and they even have an allegorical figure in their folktales called "crazy Eddie" (Eddie being loan name borrowed from humans when moties were explaining the mythos to human listeners) a tragic figure who has good intentions but impractical solutions and always ends up causing disaster as a result.
When moties encounter humans, they are not hostile, but very guarded and secretive about the nature of their reproductive biology and neither the moties or humans want to eliminate each other but feel they might not have much choice because of the inadvertent danger both species pose to each other.
It is a very good and well thought-out science fiction book and it is considered a classic by many serious readers.
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