what are you reading?
what are you recommending?
pic rel is a riveting read on rapehons
/lit/erature of Any Forums
Nathan Morgan
Eli Cook
Left Hand of Darkness by Ursula K Le Guin. Classic sci-fi experience of a human struggling to understand an alien race whose gender and sexuality is utterly unlike our own. Required reading for anyone hoping to talk about such matters.
Josiah Wright
I'm not even literate
Aiden Wilson
Im reading the bell jar with my friends :)
Lucas Fisher
I have too much brain problems to read books, I'm into film instead. I recommend the USA Carlotta BD release of Leox Carax's Mauvais Sang. It's one of the few films that never fails to make me cry every time I watch it.
Here's a base64 link for it, google if you don't know what that means: aHR0cHM6Ly9tZWdhLm56L2ZpbGUvbjhKVW1TeUIjTE1qT1VWbDFGaFUxZDZzMlN3b2tyNGc0UWkzQ1c1YTAtQVQzNGYzcXVJMA==
David Adams
I bought Confessions of a Mask and The Song of Achilles. Any Forums approved?
Aaron Bennett
Listening to the Harrow the Ninth audiobook because if I'm gonna skinwalk as a tumblr girl I might as well enjoy it
Aiden Clark
One is based gay representation but for the other you should have just read some greeks imo
Anthony Baker
I really liked The Song of Achilles. I read it right after the Illiad and the author really seemed to have a strong grasp on the characters and history.
Carter Rodriguez
i already read the Iliad, but there wasnt enough gay sex for my liking
Noah Evans
ah, cool. looking forward to it then
Landon Cruz
True, homer really should have been the first smut writer in history and add some gay sex scenes
Jace Cox
Real World Haskell,
Chemistry for Pharmacy Students General, Organic and Natural Product Chemistry
Xavier Adams
The ancient visitors by Daniel Cohen
Blake Hall
just finished call me by your name last week and really enjoyed it
a reread of on earth we’re briefly gorgeous is next up on my list, really excited to experience it again
Gabriel Mitchell
Trailer: aHR0cHM6Ly9tZWdhLm56L2ZpbGUvVHhaQTFSTFEjcHFPTllTRnN1OV9IWG1odmUtMFVreU9rbHF2ai1idXJ0LUIxdWhqMGVOWQ==
Joshua Anderson
The Dawn of Everything is a fascinating read about how society came to be, how capitalism shaped our modern society, and dispelling myths about how civilization has grown and evolved
Matthew Nelson
AGP: The Book
Ayden Gomez
I’ve been meaning to read that, thanks for the reminder
Andrew Nelson
got this a while ago,still have to read it
explain
Nicholas Diaz
Halfway through The Lies of Locke Lamora. It’s part of the Gentlemen Bastards series. I’ve been enjoying it so far, there have been several parts where I’ve actually made a :O face irl because of surprises
Jeremiah Ross
I’m reading Wyrd Sisters by Terry Pratchett. I’m just slowly reading through the Discworld series in order of release and enjoying it quite a bit. It’s just casual reading, nice if you like fantasy that doesn’t take itself too seriously
Connor Brown
I have this out from the library rn can’t wait to get into it :3
Robert Mitchell
>explain
the whole book is about meta/self-referential properties, not unlike the meta-attractive nature of AGP. also, the primary example of the book (godel's incompleteness theorems) is very malebrained.
Brody Sullivan
wow, that explanation is almost as retarded as trying to explain consciousness with gödel.