Goddam!!
From left to right top to bottom:
Henrik Ibsen - Peer Gunt
James Joyce - Dubliners
James Joyce - Portrait of an Artist as a Young Man
Knut Hamsun - Mysteries
Robert Musil - A Man Without Qualities
Blaise Pascal - Thoughts and Aphorisms
Dante Alighieri - The Divine Comedy
Charles Dickens - Great Expectations
Honore de Balzac - The splendors and miseries of courtesans
John Fowles - The Collectioner
Post stacks
Rate, no hate, make peace
Saturday and no stack bread??
Grayson Perez
Jacob Phillips
>current year
>reading translations
Nolan Walker
share us your insight
Kevin Powell
why do cats and books always go so well together
Brandon Miller
'cause that's the way it goes
Lucas Edwards
No book hauls? Sad...
Get in here, folks
Nicholas Scott
Steven Pinker's the Language Instinct
Sam Shepard's The Fighter's Mind
Ryan Holiday's the Obstacle is the Way?
Caleb Jenkins
Slavenski brate, čemu prevod?
Levi Jones
Patrician incoming
Luis Evans
Пepeвoд кaкoй книги?
Which books translation?
Easton Foster
bulgarian?
Christopher James
The titles are in plain Russian
Charles Sanders
>Joyce
Why?
Charles Morris
Portrait is Bogoslovskaya
Dubliners is mainly Borova/Daruzes, but it's split between different translations, whatever
Carson Carter
>Knut Hamsun - Mysteries
Probably my favourite book of this year, you've got something to look forward to.
Jacob Collins
Thx, luckily it's not far up in my backlog
Levi Davis
Is it better to start reading James Joyce through Portrait?
Michael King
Why does Cummings have be so stubborn?
Tyler Jones
OP, you literary lightweight. I have EVERY Redwall book EVER WRITTEN.
Ethan James
that is one smug kitty
Elijah Campbell
obvious entry level pseud who has resd less than 100 books in his life and only reads to posture and indulge in " le.literary.lifestyle"
Easton Sullivan
When taking a picture of your books gains you more cultural capital than actually reading them, the thread.
Asher Moore
Picked up some stuff in Somerville today. I'm not sure what to start with.
Matthew Morgan
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Mason Stewart
Its generally better to start with Dubliners. Dubliners is easier and allows you to get a grasp of Irish politics and religion before you start something more substantial, but if you already have an idea about these things you can go ahead with portrait. Make sure you do have some understanding though because it plays a rather large part in the novel. Both are pretty fucking brilliant as well IMO.
Gabriel Taylor
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