It's currently 105ºF. What are some good books to read on a hot day?
It's currently 105ºF. What are some good books to read on a hot day?
Ryan Morris
Logan Martinez
desert solitaire
blood meridian
Gabriel Sanchez
didion
faulkner
Levi Gomez
>faulkner
this, Light in August
Cameron Howard
Romeo and juliet
Then Aphorism Countertime
Landon Walker
The Stranger
Lucas Williams
Of mice and men
Gabriel Jackson
If you're a masochist, Grapes of Wrath.
If you want relief, One Day in the Life of Ivan Denisovitch.
Leo Williams
More of a beach read
Ayden Hall
why masochist? because it's about hot weather dust bowliness? Reading that in a hot time would only make me feel like I was straight Joad
Carter Moore
>live in a arid/desert climate
>all of my books look like crinkle-cut fries during the summer
Wyatt Lee
>105ºF
>hot day
pls it reached over 120ºF in Phoenix today
Hudson Wright
reading didion feels like sitting in a car with no a/c on an LA freeway in July.
Hunter Nelson
Yeah, 105 is pussy shit. It's still 100+ degrees at least where I am in Phoenix even though the sun has been down for hours
Parker White
one reason why arizona sucks
Easton Stewart
Bible
James Smith
why do americans use fahrenheit?
Jaxson Torres
cuz we're fuckin amercans n we ain't gon' change fer nuthin
Easton Allen
Exactly.
On the other hand, ODITLOID will make you forget the heat.
Josiah Bailey
>t. yuropeean
100F is almost exactly body temp.
That's it.
On topic: Call of the wild by Jack London.
Owen Murphy
...
James Bailey
t. most of the world
Mason Sanchez
And 0 degrees Celsius is the point at which water freezes. What's your point?
Brayden Martinez
That there's sense behind both scales.
Samuel Howard
>almost exactly
Ian Fisher
Why would anyone want to live in a place like that out of their own will?
Read something about the never-ending winter, of course. Something like survival stories in the Arctic or about the Gulag. Last summer, when the nights became unbearable, I would read The Left Hand of Darkness, then a lovely little book called Hunter in the Taiga (can't remember the name of the author--Russian, of course), then, in desperation, I would resort to reading Wikipedia articles about the Yakuts and other such Siberian tribes--their life, language, survival techniques in that cutting, deadly cold that is their world.
Andrew Ross
do you mean that in a bad way
Sebastian Jenkins
morrison bc the heat will get you in a deranged state for all the wtf she throws at you