Mine is Society of the Spectacle by Guy Debord
Lord of the Rings or the Count of Monte Cristo
American Psycho
Whatever
Whatever
Roadside picnic by brothers Strugotsky
Lying down with lions, Ken Follett.
The Turner Diaries.
Even though it's about an aryan ethnostate blah blah blah it was still interesting to read.
Even though it's about an aryan ethnostate blah blah blah it was still interesting to read.
I can't read books, because I have concentration problems
the prince by Machiavelli. Neville Goddaes Complete collection as well
Kizumonogatari
The very very hungry caterpillar
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Can't remember
Interview With A Vampire.
Probably Job in the Bible, but setting aside the grand old classics maybe The Idiot by Dostoevsky. Phantom of the Opera is a sentimental favourite.
Masterpiece
I have never read a book
Mein Kampf
Blood Meridian by Cormac McCarthy
Ecclesiastes is another good one for Biblecels.
Kinda relates to our condition via a great quote from it that I believe goes like this...
"Nothing new under the sun".
Ozzy Osbourne’s autobiography was fantastic
Totally.
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That will probably sound pretty philistine but I don't have one. I've read some dozens of them but there wasn't any I really, really liked.
This year I read some Greek tragedies for college and I liked some. Especially the Antigone by Sophocles. But not really a book. Oh, there was The Picture of Dorian Gray, which was interesting, but too much suifuel tbh.
This year I read some Greek tragedies for college and I liked some. Especially the Antigone by Sophocles. But not really a book. Oh, there was The Picture of Dorian Gray, which was interesting, but too much suifuel tbh.
Frankenstein, even though it was written by a foid, the monster is too relatable.
10,000 leagues under the sea as a fiction. A confederacy of dunces as fictional comedy, Medicine from cave dwellers to milennials as a historical book/medical sciences book.
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