What's your favorite book(s)?
I have $100 gift card for amazon burning a hole in my pocket and I'm going to spend it all on books.
What's your favorite book(s)?
Jaxon Nguyen
Xavier Fisher
I'm to unlearned for this but thanks
Henry Walker
not if you read them you won't be
they're hackett editions and they have cozy introductions and addenda
secondary literature always makes Kant out to be much harder than he is
Ryan Miller
Add a Holman KJV Drill Bible to your cart. Everyone who speaks English and is interest in literature needs a King James in their house. This one is inexpensive and sturdy. Best of all, it has no added footnotes, chapter titles/summaries, etc. It's just the text of the scriptures. I like their KJV Drill Bible over their KJV Pew Bible because the cover can take more abuse, but if you don't intend on carrying it around, get one of their pew Bibles. They're more aesthetic.
The last fiction I read that I really liked was 'The Book of the New Sun' by Gene Wolfe. Another good choice would be a collection of Samuel Taylor Coleridge's work. As the greatest of the Romantic poets, he's a must read. Reading Coleridge is great for posting on Veeky Forums too, because plebs who haven't read him will get very upset when you state the fact that he was head and shoulders over everyone else (especially Keats).
Dylan Clark
>not recommending an NASB study bible
wew
but OP you'll like Gene Wolfe, its four volumes you can find it two paperbacks, one of the fantasy/sci-fi greats, up there with Tolkien
Wyatt Turner
Buy me a book
Alexander Lee
I'm not recommending the King James as a study tool or as the best translation, I'm recommending it as work of great cultural importance that every English-speaker should own.
Kayden Ramirez
Paradise Lost
Julian Rogers
buy this guy my book
Oliver Perry
you shouldn't spend it on books, you should become Veeky Forums instead
pretty sure you can go to the nearest church and get a kjv for free, who cares about the cover, they're all printed on the same leaf anyway
Thomas Bell
I would buy these even though I've pirated them:
Plato: Complete Works
The Basic Works of Aristotle (Modern Library Classics)
The Histories - Herodotus
The Trivium: The Liberal Arts of Logic, Grammar, and Rhetoric
Jason Myers
Der Einzige und sein Eigentum
Aaron Ross
>all these pretentious book recs
>not. single fun or entertaining read
jesus, some people like to read for enjoyment too you fags
Adrian Cook
Blow it all on both volumes of Oxford's Complete Works of Aristotle.
Bentley Lopez
Thirding Book of the New Sun. It's a masterpiece.
Jackson Diaz
Sell it for 95 dollars and go to a used book store. Buying books on Amazon or in a regular store is insane.
Henry Brown
>folio society moby dick
Sebastian Barnes
House of Leaves :^)
Luis Moore
Buy Hypersphere
its fun
Daniel Cook
Under the Volcano, or both.
William Foster
This.
I would recommend the Riverside Milton. Flannagan maintains Milton’s original spelling, which is nice. But he brings his own academic biases into the footnotes of PL, which is a big deal given just how divergent readings of PL are.
Thomas Lee
go to a bookstore, wander through, read bits of books that attract you, compile a list, buy the books you like on amazon as they go on sale.
I've bought too many books because I should read them rather than because I want to, and many of those I should read remain unread. Many of the ones I've genuine interest in I've read.
Aaron Kelly
yeh you sound like a typical amazon/goodreads retard, at least you recognize it
Mason Lopez
Really enjoyed Post Mortem by Patricia Cornwell, made me buy all of her Kay Scarpetta collection.
Lolita is pretty good if you haven't read it; Also anything from Albert Camus I'd say is very worth reading.
Nolan Reyes
Oh and how could I forget, the associate by Jenaro Prieto (don't know if it's in English though).
Kevin White
Canticle for Leibowitz. For real OP.
Caleb Hill
>Milton's original spelling
>Paradise Loft