How much of the Any Forums reading list have you read user?
How much of the Any Forums reading list have you read user?
Easton Mitchell
Jacob Price
none of them cause reading is for faggots and women
Isaiah Sullivan
I keep trying to get my book club to read Stoner but they're just not biting. We did read No Longer Human and Confessions of a Mask though.
Elijah Ward
>reading is for faggots and women
Well said user
Brody Walker
>The Catcher in the Rye
barf
Christian Baker
if its not in Reader's Digest it can eat my ass
Jonathan Hughes
Square up nigga
Caleb Howard
i've only read no longer human. i have temple of the golden pavilion, confessions of a mask, and the stranger on my bookshelf but haven't opened any of them yet because my attention span is fried and undertaking reading a whole book requires effort from me.
Blake Murphy
these
Reading is a great hobby, distracts me from my crippling loneliness but also keeps people from talking to me which is great for my crippling anxiety
Samuel Perez
I've read a lot of those and I only have bad things to say about Houellebecq. He's just an ugly miserable man with nothing nice to say, nothing more.
I think The Sorrows of Young Werther by Goethe and The Heart is a Lonely Hunter by Carson McCullers deserves to be up there as well. I think a lot of robots would enjoy them
Soulless
I'm in a book club too and Confessions of a Mask came a close second in our most recent vote.
You should join a book club.
Christian Long
>You should join a book club.
too much pressure to engage with others
Daniel Collins
this chart is better, captures the culture and spirit of the board more
Andrew Scott
me, not much read on this chart
Ligotti was great (not that that is a fitting word)
Aaron Cook
About half. If you like Oblomov I would also recommend reading The Precipice, the main character is a sort of 19th century Russian manchild
Levi Bell
I don't like reading much but I have gotten through a decent amount of blackpilled literature
Andrew Evans
Talking to people gets easier the more you do it but suit yourself.
Blake Diaz
i read metamorphosis it was alright
William Stewart
Reading makes me sleepy. Only book here I've read is Catcher in the Rye for school.
Cooper Thompson
No longer human
notes from underground
The stranger
Carter Stewart
You actually read Elliot Rodgers' manifesto?
Easton Stewart
Not him but I read the whole thing because it was utterly hilarious. Rodgers had literally no self awareness and constantly got into situations where he was clearly at fault but simply couldn't see it. If it was fiction and had better prose (he was definitely not a talented author) it would be one of the great 21st century satires.