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Anonymous
01/28/26(Wed)02:58:09 No.25050289 Let's have another shelf thread. Post your domicile.

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Anonymous
01/28/26(Wed)03:14:51 No.25050323 >>25050289
0/10
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Anonymous
01/28/26(Wed)03:15:21 No.25050325 This is my big shelf, and then I have a whole closet full of books
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Anonymous
01/28/26(Wed)03:16:17 No.25050330 >>25050289
>all that philosophy
Hells yeah, good taste.
>by the humid ass window, sure to destroy them
DOUBLE HELLS YEAH.
>history-ish things
Eh.
>Necronomicon
Lulwut, why?
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Anonymous
01/28/26(Wed)03:18:33 No.25050333 >>25050325
I like this. The less I say about your books, the better.
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Anonymous
01/28/26(Wed)03:56:13 No.25050417 >>25050325
Good collection. Not a fan of Marxism (But from the left)
>Wilhelm Reich
Fuck yeah. I want those.
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Anonymous
01/28/26(Wed)04:36:36 No.25050490 >>25050325
>McCoy Tyner
nice.
Who’s the blondie on the CD, France Gall? Books are decent.
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Anonymous
01/28/26(Wed)05:12:12 No.25050552 Checking in.
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Anonymous
01/28/26(Wed)05:21:00 No.25050561 it ain’t much and I’ve honestly got books here I won’t ever read anyway
so it goes
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Anonymous
01/28/26(Wed)06:21:03 No.25050638 >>25050490
It is France Gall
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Anonymous
01/28/26(Wed)06:23:37 No.25050641 >>
Anonymous
01/28/26(Wed)06:26:16 No.25050644 >>25050325
A bookcase that screams “I’m 50 years old and used to read 30 years ago”.
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Anonymous
01/28/26(Wed)06:45:16 No.25050666 >>25050325
We might have similar taste. And same ugly edition of Women and Men hehe
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Anonymous
01/28/26(Wed)14:10:32 No.25051049 >>25050325
pretty nice, i'll buy smugglers bible and whores for gloria off you
>>25050666
>dennis cooper
>harold brodkey
>ben marcus
>peter nadas
>paul metcalf
>gerald murnane
>alexander theroux
>aidan higgins
>felipe alfau
>mufuckin bottoms dream
impossibly based
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Anonymous
01/28/26(Wed)14:21:41 No.25051072 >>25050330
I have nowhere else to put it.
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Anonymous
01/28/26(Wed)14:23:15 No.25051076 >>25050641
How about buying physical books poorfag!!
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Anonymous
01/28/26(Wed)14:25:04 No.25051078 >>25050552
Does this book exonerate Pol Pot?
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Anonymous
01/28/26(Wed)14:36:08 No.25051091 >>25050666
What went through your mind when buying Schmidts Bottom's Dream?
Doesn't that cost like a few hundred dollars? And the chances of anyone actually finishing it are pretty small.
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Anonymous
01/28/26(Wed)15:02:47 No.25051123 >>25051091
ah sweet its the bottoms dream schizo, how you been bro?
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Anonymous
01/28/26(Wed)15:19:30 No.25051149 >>25050325
Nice Progress Publishers volumes. I'm jealous. The Modern Library Giant of Capital is really handsome, too.
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Anonymous
01/28/26(Wed)16:46:25 No.25051321 >>25051091
I bought it for the memes. Honestly not my best purchase but it happens sometimes
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Anonymous
01/28/26(Wed)17:03:43 No.25051353 >shelf thread
>most popular entires in their respective fields and topics
Every time.
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Anonymous
01/28/26(Wed)17:27:40 No.25051379 >>25051353
My nigger up there has Dr. Painting (PBUH) next to his Marx and Bataille and you're talking about "popular entries". You must be blind.
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Anonymous
01/28/26(Wed)18:02:09 No.25051427 Dropping in with my shelf, where I store predominantly read books which I want to keep, and in reply to this post will be my currently reading/to read/re-read shelf on my GFs book trolley located on my side of the bed; for easy access in bed (the best place to read night or day).
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Anonymous
01/28/26(Wed)18:03:31 No.25051429 >>25051427
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Anonymous
01/28/26(Wed)18:15:11 No.25051449 Super fucking reddit in here
>>25051427
Aside from you
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Anonymous
01/28/26(Wed)18:21:48 No.25051456 >>25051449
Shut up, nigger!
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Anonymous
01/28/26(Wed)18:23:36 No.25051461 >>25050325
>>25050490
Tyner is the goat. I love Extensions and Asante so fucking much
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Anonymous
01/28/26(Wed)18:30:37 No.25051468 >>25050289
I am away from my main apartment (where all my books are) for 3 months. Took these with me to read them in that time.
Translation of he German titles:
Houellebecq - The Possibility of an Island
Knut Hamsun - Pan, Dreamers
Dawkins - Selfish Gene
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Anonymous
01/28/26(Wed)19:50:01 No.25051606 >>25050325
Really like the Sade and the political/history section, I hope to be like you when I grow up.
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Anonymous
01/28/26(Wed)19:57:22 No.25051613 >>25051427
>Tom Bombadil
>Culture of Critique
>The Turner Diaries
>even Queer by Burroughs
Base-...
>BAP
>Douglas Murray
Ehhh...
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Anonymous
01/28/26(Wed)19:58:37 No.25051615 >>25051468
>island in Deutsch is Incel
It's like pottery
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Anonymous
01/28/26(Wed)20:00:52 No.25051618 >>25051468
TMoPI is GOATed, but FWFM is like Paglia worst book. Also, why does everyone like the fat Romanian Jew so much.
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Anonymous
01/28/26(Wed)20:18:10 No.25051641 >>25051618
>TMoPI
Yeah, it was pretty good. It got recommended here a few times, so I tried it. But I have the feeling that the author put a lot of his fetishes in there. Exhibitionism, Raped by Zombie, Incest, etc.
> FWFM is like Paglia worst book.
I had troubles ordering from amazon. On the other website I had to use, her other books were far too expensive. I hope I will get at least something out of this one.
>why does everyone like the fat Romanian Jew so much.
I somehow enjoyed BAM from him. It had a nice mixture of humor and stupid philosophical ideas. Thus I wanted to see what an actual philosophy book from him would offer.
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Anonymous
01/28/26(Wed)20:21:42 No.25051644 >>25051641
You should read Sexual Personae. It's unlike anything else. One of my favourite books of all time. I can't say it changed my life, because it basically just expressed really self-evident ideas that I've been convinced for a while but never seen expressed before. It's like a Hobbesian approach to the history of Western Art.
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Anonymous
01/29/26(Thu)02:42:32 No.25052407 >>25051427
What's in between Black Metal and The Art of War?
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Anonymous
01/29/26(Thu)02:48:46 No.25052420 >>25051078
I doubt it.
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Anonymous
01/29/26(Thu)07:49:47 No.25052894 >>25050325
>This is my big shelf
it's not that big anon
>I have a whole closet full of books
not the only thing that's in the closet, i'll wager
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Anonymous
01/29/26(Thu)09:27:02 No.25053027 >>25051613
>BAP
I bought and read most of it not long after it came out and I was 17 and didn't know he was a brown homosexual.
>Douglas Murray
I was also about 18 when I read TSDOE and ultimately aside from Murray's shabbos goy israel love (of which I was not aware at the time) he lays out a good history of immigration in Britain specifically, kind of an "enemy of my enemy is my friend" thing.
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Anonymous
01/29/26(Thu)09:28:12 No.25053030 >>25052407
A hardback copy of Robert Louis Stevenson's Treasure Island that my Great Grandpa (who sadly passed away aged 94 in 2017) gifted me when I was about 7 years old
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Anonymous
01/29/26(Thu)16:32:30 No.25053715 >>25052420
Damn, I was hoping for some groundbreaking scholarship
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Anonymous
01/30/26(Fri)00:51:42 No.25054790 >>25053715
You can't get blood from a stone.
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Anonymous
01/30/26(Fri)16:56:45 No.25055995 >>25050289
Save space: jettison whatever’s on archive.com
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Anonymous
01/30/26(Fri)17:01:35 No.25056003 >>25050289
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Anonymous
01/30/26(Fri)22:09:05 No.25056525 this my shelf of books
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Anonymous
01/30/26(Fri)22:20:37 No.25056548 >>
Anonymous
01/30/26(Fri)22:29:22 No.25056565 >>25056548
>Maoism
>not the superior Xi Jinping Thought
At least it's not Trotskyism
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Anonymous
01/30/26(Fri)22:41:23 No.25056590 >>25056565
That's not actually my shelf and Trotskyism is objectively correct, I'm afraid. Socialism-in-one-Country is not Socialism, or Communism or anything at all, really.
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Anonymous
01/30/26(Fri)22:48:17 No.25056607 >>25050289
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Anonymous
01/30/26(Fri)23:02:33 No.25056635 >>25056607
Imagine doing anything besides looking at a screen lmao, couldn't be me
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Anonymous
01/30/26(Fri)23:13:22 No.25056665 >>25051429
That Strugatsky was so boring.
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Anonymous
01/30/26(Fri)23:13:28 No.25056666 >>25056590
Have fun jewing up the whole world, then!
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Anonymous
01/30/26(Fri)23:14:29 No.25056669 >>25056635
>while watching copious amounts of BLACKED porn
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Anonymous
01/30/26(Fri)23:14:57 No.25056671 >>25051468
>Houellebecq - The Possibility of an Island
>Knut Hamsun - Pan, Dreamers
>Dawkins - Selfish Gene
AfD much?
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Anonymous
01/31/26(Sat)01:09:14 No.25056913 >>25050289
i would ask you how that penguin history of china is but literally none of your books show signs of having been read
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Anonymous
01/31/26(Sat)01:42:27 No.25056976 My closet of nyrb
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Anonymous
01/31/26(Sat)01:43:55 No.25056980 >>25056913
>you take good care of your books? YOU DON'T LE READ!!!
I've been using a book protector bag since i can remember so books I've read dozens of times still look brand new, because I'm not a nigger like you.
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Anonymous
01/31/26(Sat)01:44:56 No.25056982 >>25056976
what's the best NYRB book?
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Anonymous
01/31/26(Sat)01:46:03 No.25056985 >>25056980
The is the most virginal behavior conceivable by man
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Anonymous
01/31/26(Sat)01:48:58 No.25056992 >>25050325
Crazy jew shelf
>>25050666
No friends
>>25051427
Disentegrating classics
>>25056548
Communist
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Anonymous
01/31/26(Sat)02:07:22 No.25057017 >>25056980
so how is that penguin history of china?
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Anonymous
01/31/26(Sat)02:09:30 No.25057018 >>25050325
>Americans
Relics. Lots of relics.
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Anonymous
01/31/26(Sat)02:20:58 No.25057034 You pay now!
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Anonymous
01/31/26(Sat)02:24:38 No.25057043 >>25056976
if real, somewhat jealous
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Anonymous
01/31/26(Sat)02:27:01 No.25057046 >>25050289
test
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Anonymous
01/31/26(Sat)02:28:02 No.25057049 >>25057034
I really wish I could fuck Thomas Pynchon. In his younger years. Or like one of his characters. I would go fucking crazy on Slothrop and Doc. And Frenesi.
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Anonymous
01/31/26(Sat)02:34:50 No.25057061 >>25057043
The folios, loebs, etc should make you envious
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Anonymous
01/31/26(Sat)02:40:05 No.25057074 >>25057061
anne frank ahh
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Anonymous
01/31/26(Sat)02:41:47 No.25057080 >>25057061
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Anonymous
01/31/26(Sat)02:46:55 No.25057096 >>25057017
Its good
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Anonymous
01/31/26(Sat)02:48:28 No.25057100 >>25050289
Update
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Anonymous
01/31/26(Sat)03:49:13 No.25057206 >>25057061
>>25057080
Consoom
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Anonymous
01/31/26(Sat)04:26:17 No.25057262 >>25056525
cardiacs are sick
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Anonymous
01/31/26(Sat)05:26:56 No.25057373 >>25057206
*Collect
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Anonymous
01/31/26(Sat)08:59:24 No.25057634 >>25056980
blacks always be mistreating they books
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Anonymous
01/31/26(Sat)10:46:14 No.25057757 >>25050561
love those old 20th Century editions. nice books
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Anonymous
01/31/26(Sat)11:51:08 No.25057833 >he isnt donating his read books to the local detention center
ngmi
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Anonymous
01/31/26(Sat)13:42:51 No.25057930 >>25057262
yeah, lately I'm starting to think they are actually the greatest music of all time
very /lit/ band too, now that I think of it. Quotes a lot of old books and poetry
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Anonymous
01/31/26(Sat)17:11:59 No.25058177 >>25050289
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Anonymous
01/31/26(Sat)17:40:09 No.25058203 >>25057757
>old 20th Century editions
That's practically brand new!
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Anonymous
01/31/26(Sat)17:43:23 No.25058207 >>25057930
They're extremely zany. But I listen to Sing To God quite often.
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Anonymous
01/31/26(Sat)17:45:21 No.25058210 >>25056666
Look at those digits.
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Anonymous
01/31/26(Sat)23:31:58 No.25058977 >>25058207
Yeah, Sing to God is my favorite too, though they finally released the final album, LSD, a few months ago and I might like it even more
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Anonymous
01/31/26(Sat)23:47:10 No.25059016 Some konnemans
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Anonymous
02/01/26(Sun)01:10:17 No.25059172 bump
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Anonymous
02/01/26(Sun)01:47:13 No.25059223 >>25059016
I am a modern library enjoyer.
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Anonymous
02/01/26(Sun)03:04:45 No.25059400 >>25058977
They're broken up? Say it ain't so!
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Anonymous
02/01/26(Sun)03:35:25 No.25059448 >>25059223
Bigger section with loa
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Anonymous
02/01/26(Sun)03:42:53 No.25059465 >>25059448
What do you get out of this collection? Do you just enjoy collecting?
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Anonymous
02/01/26(Sun)16:21:39 No.25060368 >>25059465
It's 19th century orientef
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Anonymous
02/01/26(Sun)22:09:13 No.25061097 >>25051427
Why abridged Gulag?
>>25056525
>MDE
Based how much?
>>25057080
Did you read #232? The first PUA book in history.
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Anonymous
02/01/26(Sun)22:35:49 No.25061163 >>25050289
have a bad camera but
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Anonymous
02/02/26(Mon)00:51:27 No.25061394 >>25061163
what do you think of those Pevsner Folio editions? I read his outline of euro architecture and thought it was great
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Anonymous
02/02/26(Mon)14:07:45 No.25062328 >>25061097
>MDE
>Based how much?
idk this was the second or third run and was pretty expensive new, like $60-80 range iirc. Cool book, other than all the pages that are literally just gay porn
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Anonymous
02/02/26(Mon)14:50:54 No.25062391 >>25062328
I've never been able to justify buying the MDE books even though I want them. The scalper prices are exorbitant. Resellers should be gulaged.
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Anonymous
02/02/26(Mon)16:49:34 No.25062634 >>25061097
Only in translation. I’m working through the whole series in roughly publication order. I only within the past year or so have come into enough time/money to not only buy the whole series but also read through them untranslated. Unfortunately, I’m a few years out from my classicist days and my Latin is barely tolerable and my Greek pitiable at best. It’s slow but rewarding work to get back into it.
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Anonymous
02/02/26(Mon)17:24:12 No.25062695 >>25062391
Yup
>>25062634
It's a fun book, my wife liked the part about wooing your date with cheeses.
I've debated learning a classical language. Latin then Attic Greek?
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Anonymous
02/02/26(Mon)17:32:07 No.25062712 >>25062695
Definitely. Learning Latin first makes it easier to build a foundation for both inflected languages. Greek inflects similarly but has much more elision, crasis, etc.
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Anonymous
02/02/26(Mon)17:36:28 No.25062722 >>25050552
>Jack Vance
That book got me hooked on him. Great stuff
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Anonymous
02/02/26(Mon)17:37:45 No.25062726 >>25056665
Was disappointed with it too
Next I read of theirs will be The Doomed City. Anyone know if that’s any good?
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Anonymous
02/02/26(Mon)23:34:45 No.25063516 >>25061097
Nice books, i like the goethe
>>25056976
The softcovers mostly go in the closets. I have two shelves of penguins in there too.
>>25061163
Fascinating folios.
My own shelf needs to be cleared to make room for more everyman's. I have a dozen sitting around.
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Anonymous
02/02/26(Mon)23:44:19 No.25063524 >>25063516
What did you learn from Dianetics?
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Anonymous
02/03/26(Tue)00:03:21 No.25063544 >>25063524
Battlefield earth came out when i was in middle school, so i read that around the time i read the book of mormon. Essentially, it seems like cannibals and evil exist due to thetans from aliens who corrupt man's innocent nature. Hubbard seems to draw from Rousseau a bit.
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Anonymous
02/03/26(Tue)00:16:21 No.25063564 >>25063516
Is there a reason why Everyman's went from bright red to burgundy red? Because now if I try to categorize my new books and old books alphabetically it looks like shit.
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Anonymous
02/03/26(Tue)00:18:20 No.25063569 >>25057061
The Cantos seems out of place among the rest of these lol
also i see that Holderlin back there; very nice
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Anonymous
02/03/26(Tue)00:18:25 No.25063570 >>25063516
Really nice. Which are your favourites of the antiquarian volumes there?
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Anonymous
02/03/26(Tue)01:40:57 No.25063669 At first, I wanted to judge y'all, because your collection look dry as fuck. But hey, I have no one else to share my book collection with, so we are all in it together, I guess. Maybe that makes me the normiest here ?
>>25051427
Ok you're cool.
>>25051429
You belong here
>>25051468
Smartass
>>25056003
I don't even understand
>>25056525
We could NOT be friends, sorry.
>>25056548
Such an angry bookshelf omg
>>25057061
oldestest
>>25057080
No way
>>25057100
Makes no sense to me but Hegel is cool
>>25061163
Are you a shop ?
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Anonymous
02/03/26(Tue)01:50:38 No.25063687 >>25063669
Based amvets patron
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Anonymous
02/03/26(Tue)01:50:43 No.25063688 >>25063669
Do you shop exclusively at second hand airport book stands?
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Anonymous
02/03/26(Tue)02:09:32 No.25063714 >>25063564
Thats 19th century vs modern. They did change some from navy to bright red. I dont know why.
>>25063569
I was moving those to another shelf in the house. Thats overflow really.
>>25063570
Hard to say, but i think my first collected editions of rousseau.
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Anonymous
02/03/26(Tue)02:37:06 No.25063755 >>25062722
I've read the first 3-4 stories in the collection already. I liked them but I'm really focusing on this horror-science fiction anthology I got for Christmas.
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Anonymous
02/03/26(Tue)02:38:38 No.25063759 >>25050330
I actually like Lovecraft honestly.
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Anonymous
02/03/26(Tue)09:03:35 No.25064192 >>25050289
My heart aches, because in a few weeks I'll be moving to a new apartment after so many years of being here.
It's bigger, I'll have my own library, but I'll miss this little corner.
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Anonymous
02/03/26(Tue)09:20:48 No.25064214 >>25064192
How do you people put up with all the hair your cats shed? It gets everywhere and is nigh impossible to get rid of
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Anonymous
02/03/26(Tue)09:59:49 No.25064254 >>25063669
You musician? Me too!
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Anonymous
02/03/26(Tue)10:01:10 No.25064256 >>25064214
You have to embrace it.
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Anonymous
02/03/26(Tue)10:03:17 No.25064260 >>25056913
There's a bookmark in the William James, genius. Look next time.
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Anonymous
02/03/26(Tue)10:04:02 No.25064265 >>25064192
A shame because it’s one comfy looking corner. I do wish I could see some of the names of the books here though…
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Anonymous
02/03/26(Tue)10:07:00 No.25064269 >>25058177
I bet you do a lot of drugs
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Anonymous
02/03/26(Tue)10:31:25 No.25064294 >>25064265
I have some outdated pictures of that bookshelf. It didn't change much since I took them.
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Anonymous
02/03/26(Tue)10:32:49 No.25064298 >>25064294
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Anonymous
02/03/26(Tue)10:33:55 No.25064299 >>25064298
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Anonymous
02/03/26(Tue)10:35:45 No.25064302 >>25064299
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Anonymous
02/03/26(Tue)11:09:14 No.25064328 >>25050289
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Anonymous
02/03/26(Tue)13:37:26 No.25064471 >>25063516
Thanks I like yours as well. My neighbor growing up was a Bildungsroman lit professor and when I went to college I took the class without realizing he was teaching it until he walked in the fitst day.
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Anonymous
02/03/26(Tue)13:47:08 No.25064482 >>25063669
>We could NOT be friends, sorry.
as if I'd EVER associate with a filthy digital synthesizer owner
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Anonymous
02/03/26(Tue)19:52:59 No.25065007 My collection of signed, inscribed, and rarely fine Edward Plunkett. Not seen: fragile things that can’t go on the shelf.
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Anonymous
02/03/26(Tue)20:26:47 No.25065095 Moved cross country with next to nothing so this is six months of slowly rebuilding
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Anonymous
02/03/26(Tue)21:14:55 No.25065246 >>25065095
How was Kinski
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Anonymous
02/03/26(Tue)21:26:05 No.25065288 >>25065246
Salacious. Turning to any random page (pic related) leads to sex. Very good overall.
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Anonymous
02/04/26(Wed)04:01:22 No.25066014 >>25064471
Ha! Great instincts on my shelf.
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Anonymous
02/04/26(Wed)07:15:58 No.25066259 >>25050552
What tablet?
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Anonymous
02/04/26(Wed)07:19:12 No.25066260 >>25056669
You, sir, are quite WRONG, especially since I've moved to Tushy Raw in glorious 4k.
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Anonymous
02/04/26(Wed)08:36:46 No.25066321 >>25050666
How in the hell did you find the Arno Schmidt?
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Anonymous
02/04/26(Wed)13:54:01 No.25066557 i have bad taste
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Anonymous
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