What's your summer reading list looking like?

What should my goal be in term of pages?

I'm thinking 3000 is fine for someone who generally reads about 10 - 15 pieces of literature a year and wants to read more.

Read:
The Sound and the Fury
The Trial
Moby DIck
Catch-22
A Supposedly Fun Thing I'll...

Currently Reading:
Brief Interviews W/ Hideous Men

Plan to Read:
Gravity's Rainbow
Kafka's Metamorphoses
Maybe Ulysses
Probably Brother's K

Nice, real patrician desu, senpai.
Mine:

V
The Lime twig
the broom of the system
Being and Nothingness
ride the Tiger
Americana
Falling Man
Zero K
The Sailor who fell from grace with the sea
Orlando
Light in August
Absalom, Absalom!
Re-reading the Ego and its Own
DFW's Brief Interviews
The Tunnel

Altered Carbon
How to Read a Book
Neuromancer
The Iron King

Growth Of The Soil is goat

Richard Yates - Revolutionary Road, The Easter Parade and Eleven Kinds of Loneliness
Frigyes Karinthy - A Journey Round My Skull
Jospeh Heller - Catch-22
Aldous Huxley - The Doors of Perception

>In search of lost time
You're joking, right?

Not really summer but until the end of year.

Invitation to a Beheading
Darconville's Cat
Gormenghast trilogy
A Canticle for Leibowitz
The Drowned World
The Tenant of Wildfell Hall
The Golden Bowl
Tristram Shandy
The Castle of Otranto
Anthony and Cleopatra
Le Morte D'arthur
The Once and Future King
Flatland
The Book of the New Sun
How to Read Lacan
Algebraic Geometry: A Problem Solving Approach
Literary Essays of Ezra Pound
The Essential Writings of Christian Mysticism
Painting the World: Christian Pictures and Their Meanings
Open Mind, Open Heart
A Little Greek Reader
The Sommelier Prep Course
God and Reason in the Middle Ages
The Discovery of Evolution
Europe: A History
American Epic: Reading the U.S. Constitution
On the Rule of Law: History, Politics, Theory
How to Read Churches: A Crash Course in Ecclesiastical Architecture
Illustrated History of Historic Architecture
Drawing Lessons from Great Masters
Atlas of Human Anatomy for the Artist
Critical Theory Today: A User-Friendly Guide
A Rhetoric of Irony
How to Think Like Leonardo da Vinci
Citizens of No Place

Mythology by Edith Hamilton (which I'm 40 pages into)
Essential Celtic Mythology by Lindsay Clarke (which I'm three chapters into)
Big Sur by Jack Kerouac
The Subterraneans by Jack Kerouac
The Three Stigmata of Palmer Eldritch by Philip K. Dick
The Once and Future King by T. H. White
The Sword in the Stone by T. H. White (which I'm already halfway through)
The Complete Idiot's Guide to Buddhism (currently on chapter one)
The Dhammapadda
Just finished The Dharma Bums by Jack Kerouac today whilst laying on a blanket, in the shade, in a park downtown
Reread On the Road for the millionth time

There are more but they escape my mind at the moment. Probably more PKD and Kerouac if given the chance, and maybe some more books on Buddhism. I might read the Gospels at somepoint as well.

>The Essential Writings of Christian Mysticism
>The Sommelier Prep Course
>How to Think Like Leonardo da Vinci
>Critical Theory Today: A User-Friendly Guide
>Algebraic Geometry: A Problem Solving Approach
lmao pretentious af

Gravity's Rainbow
Moby Dick
Odyssey
Ulysses

>surely you're joking mr. user.

I'm already 1000 pages in, dowg :^)

And it is just lovely

~~~HEDONIST ALERT~~~

>Godot ***or*** Endgame

why not both tho

That would mean more work for me senapi.

This is a nice thread, don't let it die.

Ecstasy: Three Tales of Chemical Romance
A Portrait of the Artist as a Young Man
The Picture of Dorian Gray
War and Peace
One Hundred Years of Solitude

Pretty simple, i know. I accept recommendations, my dear anons.

>a portrait of the fart fetishist as a young man
>the picture of Dorian gay
>bore and geese
>one hundred years of familial homosexual repression

#sadgaylitboys

You need ME.

3/12 weeks over amigos

Read:
The Three Body Problem (books 1/2)
Jogajog (tagore)

Current:
re-reading Stoner
PG Wodehouse for fun
Quantum Computing Since Democritus (make fun of aaronson all you want, he can write a great set of lecture notes)

To read:
some greg egan stuff
The Recognitions (I read the first 100 pages and liked it a hell of a lot more than IJ, but the remaining 900 will decide its fate)

A lot of Plato and Aristotle, some Kant, whole Schopenhauer. Some fiction aswell. I want to read 50 books through the summer and take a lot of notes, and at the same time I want to learn German and study for my exams in May 2017.

Probably will commit suicide after my 19th birthday in July anyway.

Go fist yourself Christposter
Who do you think you are, iesus himself
Die
I'm iesus

>The Crying of Lot 49
>Libra
>A Good Man is Hard to Find
>Slouching Towards Bethlehem
>Gravity's Rainbow

fuck yeah

>about to finish gravity's rainbow
>halfway through ulysses
>just started totem and taboo by freud
>going to go back and finish the english patient by ondatje
>Nostromo by Conrad
>the White Guard by Bulgakov (in RUssian)
>the Recognitions by Gaddis
>the Tunnel by Gass
>Dead Souls by Gogol (in Russian)
>Petersburg by Belyij (in Russian), gonna take ages
>Portrait of the Artist as young Man
>try get through more of the Decline and Fall of the Roman Empire by Gibbon (inb4 its false history, ik, still fun to read)

Just kill yourself instead srsly don't listen to lady Gaga things aren't going to get better if you're reading those books

what if I don't want things to get better and prefer to wallow in pitiful introspection?

In no order:

Pride and Prejudice
Theogony and Works and Days
Three Theban Plays
Exodus
The Gospels

Being and Time
Wise Blood
reread Moby Dick
Molloy
Amerika

Hahaha
I mean
Yeah
Move to LA or something
Help yourself out lmao
Just calm down.
Serenity, user.
If not I mean, do whatever, hedonism is possible all around the west. Just pick your poison. Ppl will help you with that. They want your $.

I feel fairly comfortable in my knowledge that nothing can be genuine but that our constructs of sincerity are still enjoyable. I can't really force myself to believe totally in these constructs once I have seen their deconstruction.

OK. But sincerity is a social thing. You can do whatever socially and then live a life of virtue or love or harmony in your personal life.of course social life is a construct. We built it together. Construction and deconstruction shouldn't define your literary livelihood. Join in on our Veeky Forumstle Hellenist faith. Sophia is a goddess I never knew I could love!

Is this sincere?

Kant's Three Critiques
Phenomenology of Spirit

And for fiction
Finish Burroughs Western Lands trilogy
Finish the Book of the New Sun

And if I can manage it
Deleuze's Difference and Repetition
Deleuze's Anti-Oedipus/A Thousand Plateaus

It was when I was hammered last night

Emma
The Last Samurai
A Brief History of Seven Murders
The Three-Body Problem
The Beautiful and Damned
Station Eleven
Zero K
Some Shakespeare shit, dunno what yet
Might even meme it up with some Infinite Jest

My immediate backlog once I finish what I'm reading now will be something like

Hydriotaphia, Urn Burial
The Devotion of Suspect X
Naked Lunch
Fathers and Sons
The Woman in the Dunes
Some Prefer Nettles
The Epic of Gilgamesh
Pedro Páramo
Trieste, and the Meaning of Nowhere
Far Tortuga
The Arabian Nights

I plan on reading more than that, most likely, but I'll leave the rest of the list open for now

Recognitions
The tunnel
Ulysses
Beloved
Swann's way
Book of disquiet
Malone dies
The bell jar
Gravity's Rainbow
Hopscotch

Memes abound

>he fell for the meme
I did too, just bought Iliad, Odyssey and the respective background books

Aeneid, Beckett's Three novels, love in the time of cholera, grapes of wrath, requiem for a dream, the loser, passion according to gh, some euripides plays, no exit, critique of pure reason, poems of Emily Dickinson, shadow & claw, maybe on the road to get it out of the way. I also want to do a two week sprint of a short book a day, have some ideas for that

Finished:
Under the Volcano
The Goshawk
Zeno's Conscience

Reading:
God's Zeal
Theological-Political Treatise
Varities of Religious Experience
Some of the OT

To Read:
Theban Plays
Winesburg, Ohio
The Cannibal
The Land Breakers
????

Oh and I also want to read my struggle vol 1, black spring, and death in venice if I can. Ideas for book a day: Giovannis room, nightwood, queer, the fall, play it as it lays, steps, cosmos, miss lonelyhearts, gilgamesh, baghavad gita, steppenwolf, under the jaguar sun, cheri, chronicle of a death foretold.

>Steppenwolf
What a slog. I love Hesse but... man. Its not a book you snuggle up next to or drink beer with. Maybe put that off until winter

this is my part nobody else speak

I blew through Siddhartha and Demian in a day so I thought why not for that one. Cosmos is the one I'm apprehensive about even though I love gombrowicz.

I love Hesse too, especially Siddhartha, but Steppenwolf was one hell of a slog for me as well. The style just isn't very attractive and seems to rely too much on the "woah this is totally me" effect, which wears off quickly.

why are u so mean to me :'(

>beckett
read some shorter plays too, like Play and Footfalls

>Shaw
Pygmalion's good but Heartbreak House is the shit

>buchner
hells yes, make sure you get a good trans though

>chekhov

read all the longer plays, ignore the comic one acts

>churchill
read no, repeat, no churchill

>Goethe
you can skip the second part of Faust

>Ibsen
read Enemy of the People too

>moliere
not Tartuffe? come on, user

>pirandello
skip him entirely, not very important

>wilson
include Gem of the Ocean

> no sartre, O'Neill, Albee, Ten. Williams, Eliot, or Sam Shep.

Whatchu thinking user?

You're trying too hard

how much do you think you will actually achieve?

What day in July user? Mine's the 15th.

This

Frisian é frisienne, Albrecht Oerlemann
Reader's Block, David Markson
Late Whisper of a Tempest, Zosia Khare
Bog Maynooth, Eighréad Ni Haigín
The Dome of Ugliness, Sesinyi Badaev
Diaries 1898–1918, Paul Klee
Jubilee of Jubilees: and other stories, Wayne Ruding
Mercier and Camier, Beckett
Above and Below in Coordinate Systems, Helene H. W. Gerie
The Darkness, Lev Marlatt
Art and Scholasticism, Jacques Maritain
A Man Too White, György Sebestyén
The skies curl in the midst of a reverie, Josief de Mal Ghoni
Allies and Enemies in Greek Sculpture, Warsaw Grabinski
Letters, Sherwood Anderson
The Mezzanine, Nicholson Baker
You Don't Say, Thomas Dwyer
Perpetua and the Woeful Saint, Ann Marie Mason
The Inarguable History of Maldives, Giaro Spheeris
Evil Soars Over Sasna, Vevin Sandztiat
Volmar's Apprentice, Per Gounod
Pythagorean Silence, Susan Howe
Spirit, Spirit, O Holy Spirit, Ulvener

Rate my summer reading plan, my fellows.

Knausgaard's My Struggle: Book One
Philip K Dick's Ubik
Azuma's Azumanga Daioh Omnibus
Foster Wallace's Brief Interviews With Hideous Men
Yevgeny Zamyatin's We
Huxley's Brave New World
Aristophanes' The Birds and other plays
Mishima's The Temple of The Golden Pavilion
Cervantes' Don Quixote
Woolfe's To The Lighthouse
John Williams' Stoner
McCarthy's Blood Meridian
Kennedy Toole's Confederacy of Dunces

Already read Hamlet, Macbeth and Crime & Punishment so far this summer.

KEK