Lets get this going, boys.
CHART THREAD
Brody Howard
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Parker Cooper
>Farewell to Arms
>soycore
explain
Cooper Adams
I don't know what any of those books have to do with each other
Bentley Perez
OP doesn't like them
Jack Lopez
Yeah, it looks pretty salty.
I like charts though, so let's keep it up.
Owen Thompson
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Blake Walker
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James Jackson
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Isaiah Parker
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Jonathan Butler
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Juan Watson
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Grayson Ramirez
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Nolan Ramirez
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Juan Gomez
Why are lobsters such a big deal in literature?
Brandon Butler
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Ethan Gray
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Lincoln Parker
phallic symbol and tasty food
Josiah Howard
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Grayson Phillips
Because lobsters live for over one hundred years, are blue-blooded like aristocrats, and stay fertile all their lives. I also like the sea very much.
Jaxson Foster
Brandon Price
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David Wood
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Adam Jackson
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William Ortiz
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Levi Lewis
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Benjamin King
>KJV
Your chart is immediately shit
Liam Phillips
One should start from the history or it doesn't matter ?
Jace Morris
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Christian Parker
Doesn't matter.
You christians sure are contentious about that shit, eh?
Aaron Fisher
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Christian Robinson
Indisputably the best bible f@m.
Carter Scott
Highly recommend A Book of Traveller's Tales, it's my favourite book
Dominic Cooper
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Hunter Morgan
There's no need to get anal about Bible translations, especially not if you're reading for devotional purposes.
Cameron Diaz
Chadcore:
>Farewell to Arms - Mark Rippetoe
Nolan Martin
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Joshua Allen
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Christian Rogers
is there a chart for poetry?
Cameron Evans
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William Stewart
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Jace Davis
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Adam Roberts
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Justin Butler
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Lincoln Reyes
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Sebastian Gonzalez
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Samuel Cook
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Jackson Ortiz
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Jack Lee
What translation is best varies for each person but the (non revised)NIV is an objectively better translation than the KJV.
The only advantage of KJV is that it sounds the coolest when you quote it.
Nathan Johnson
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Anthony Taylor
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Joseph Howard
Is there a chart for scottish literature? History or fiction.
William Thomas
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Charles Roberts
Not very pretty, but here's one for history!
Brody Allen
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Carson James
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Jackson Edwards
>the only advantage of KJV is that it is the best aesthetic accomplishment
Exactly.
Bentley Adams
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Luke Thomas
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Robert Sanders
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Logan Cox
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Isaiah Morales
thanks
it seems scottish fiction has fell out of favour.
Jeremiah Peterson
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Christian Gonzalez
No problem. I don't really read fiction, so I wouldn't know.
Making your own list isn't that hard though, desu. Pull up Wikipedia, find whatever looks interesting, and throw the covers together in MS paint
Dominic Moore
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Logan Powell
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Lucas Turner
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Jackson Richardson
anyone got any /x/ charts?
Caleb Hall
Does this qualify? Seems I missed it.
Jaxon Watson
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Brody Hughes
Also: not by a Mexican writer but Under The Volcano is set there and is pretty good
Joshua Nelson
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Gavin Wright
Gracias, amigo.
Christopher Butler
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Levi Sullivan
Where's Gregório de Matos? Leminski? Hilda Hilst? ( ...Padre Antonio Viera? O Cortiço??). Nice to see Dalton Trevisan, Murilo Rubião... well, good to see a br chart anyways.
Michael Hernandez
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Ethan Gomez
Desculpe; eu não sou brasileiro. I'm just posting what I've accumulated over the years.
Angel Peterson
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Jace Walker
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Mason Hernandez
The KJV doesn't necessarily have the most aesthetic accomplishment
Rather, the KJV has heavily influenced culture from when it was the best available translation
For example Matthew 22:21
NIV: "Caesar's," they replied. Then he said to them, "So give back to Caesar what is Caesar's, and to God what is God's."
KJV: They say unto him, Caesar's. Then saith he unto them, Render therefore unto Caesar the things which are Caesar's; and unto God the things that are God's.
The NIV is much more clear and concise than the KJV
Which reads better is debatable
But the KJV is undoubtedly the more iconic because "Render unto Caesar" is so recognizable.
Andrew Reyes
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Jaxson Jones
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John Perry
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Jacob Murphy
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Easton King
Dump complete. Have a good day, Veeky Forums!
Colton Myers
Wheres that essay from a white nationalist magazine he copped from?
Adrian Evans
thanks user! this is all great.
Nicholas Hernandez
Would anyone be interested if I made a chart for guides and stuff to abstract strategy games, (games that don't involve luck) like chess, shogi, go etc
Eli Jenkins
definitely interested in a go one!
Carson Ross
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Jacob Myers
>City of God
this book is unreadable
I read a few hundred pages in it and let me tell you that unless you're literally studying theology on a uni level that shit is so dense and so dry it's best avoided
try Confessions instead, which is far better reading
Jace Hill
Rollan
Jordan Parker
or if you're just autistic
note that Aquinas' Summa is even longer, even drier and even denser so avoid that one as well
Ethan Bell
Kafka isn't German.
Samuel Lee
Steven Runciman's "A History of the Crusades" should be included in there
Ian Hughes
>Perterson
>Trump
>Moyneux
>MacDonald
>soycore
Andrew Thomas
t. triggered soyboy
Aaron Morgan
tbqh the chart should be
>Dom Casmurro
>Memórias Póstumas de Brás Cubas
>Grande Sertão Veredas
A lot of this chart is "ok lit" and most people don't know Brazilian literature. I think it's pointless to dillute the chart with "ok stuff" just for the sake of having more books while you could just point people to the actual great ones.
>I have recently overcome my prejudice against Clarice Lispector with A Hora da Estrela and liked it though, prose is 9.999/10
>Never read Rubião or Trevisan though
Alexander Gomez
These are neat.
Landon Nelson
Why do you have to post shit like this man, you know it doesn't breed any worthwhile discussion. I'm not saying don't be political, but be actually political, this is just namecalling and stupid.
Gabriel Reyes
just made this
any feedback? from either of the people on this board who know anything about Icelandic literature lmao
did not realize until making this how starved Icelandic literature is of English translations
had to pass up a lot of classics and a lot of great authors simply because their works only exist in Icelandic and maybe German or Danish