/pol/ - Politically Incorrect

Animal Farm, Burning Chrome and Neuromancer.

>>5380019

is the movie any good?

>>5380068

Yes

>>5380068

I've watched it and it's pretty good for what it is. It moonlights as a comedy/satire but it accidentally turns into an example of a good fascist society.

>>5379903

I would say Camp of the Saints, but it's looking more and more like non-fiction every day.

>>5380019

reminder this book gets criticised for being utopian

>>5380114

>Those last two pics

He knew how to speak my kind of language. I really should read more of him, only read Demons which was fantastic.

Also, does anyone know of some good medieval fiction/fantasy?

>>5380076

>>5380104

Im 30 min in and it seems alright but

>muh stronk womyn

is making it hard to watch.

>>5380308

ikr, book threads is what makes /pol/ great.

>>5380269

Dune is based.

So many great ideas and so inspiring.

>>5380547

Brave New World, 1984 and Camp of the Saints are the trifecta of dystopia it seems. We have a horrible mix of all three, with a dash of some others in there too, like Fahrenheit and Stand on Zanzibar.

READ A ROADSIDE PICNIC

Summary from Wikipedia:

"The novel is set in a post-visitation world where there are now six Zones known on Earth (each zone is approximately five square miles/kilometers in size) which are still full of unexplained phenomena and where strange happenings have briefly occurred, assumed to have been visitations by aliens. World governments and the UN try to keep tight control over them to prevent leakage of artifacts from the Zones, fearful of unforeseen consequences. A subculture of stalkers – thieves that go into the Zones to steal the artifacts for profit – evolves around the Zones."

Seriously my favorite book

>>5380396

>>5380490

Sir Gawain and the Green Knight

Eschenbach's Parzival

Tasso's Liberation of Jerusalem

Ariosto's Orlando Furioso

Ivanhoe is far too explicitly philosemitic for /pol/'s taste

>>5380655

Also it inspired the S.T.A.L.K.E.R. Video games

>>5380068

No.

>>5380666

>Ivanhoe is far too explicitly philosemitic for /pol/'s taste

It was romanticism m8, the future looked so bright and positive for the western man.

>>5380068

It's excellent.

>>5380671

And the top tier film by Tarkovsky.

>>5380059

2nd for Neuromancer.

>>5380655

Also read Neuromancer or anything by William Gibson

>>5380068

It's fucking garbage if you're older than 12. Total disservice to the ideas of the novel.

>>5380720

Third

Off-topic, but do any anons have a pdf of the Fascist Manifesto?

PLEASE

>>5380728

It's at least a fun movie

>>5380738

This one?

https://ia600407.us.archive.org/7/items/DoctrineOfFascism/doc.pdf

>>5379903

Dune series is good. Sci fi with giant worms and human computers and space jihads.

The Satanic Verses

Call of the Wild

My Side of the Mountain

The Ilead/Odyssey

The Divine Comedy

https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/The_Darkness_Series

>>5380715

Lovecraft had several good ones.

>>5380547

Brave New World was fun.

>>5380490

>Leibowitz

Nice try Chaim

>>5380795

And family houses

For scifi, anything by Neal Asher. He is a great writer with some excellent ideas. I would rate him as 66-75% redpilled. Absolutely no pinko shit.

The Owner series is about an autist fighting the NWO. First book is great, the others are meh. The first half of the first book in particular gives a very believable look at what the final success of international socialism would look like (except for never mentioning jews).

The Polity Agent series for AI warships, unknowable aliums, space combat, ground combat, spy shenanigans and vast conspiracies.

American Psycho

>Loves and idolizes Donald Trump

>Hates Jews, Blacks, and the Disabled

.

>Is a sexual pervert into traps and violent sex

Yet is also a complete degenerate, does cocaine, drinks heavily, obsesses about material things.

Book is SO much better than the movie. So much was cut out.

>>5380838

also the Philip k dick reader

>>5380059

>>5380720

>>5380735

Might as well recommend the entire trilogy then.

C.S Forester - Rifleman Dodd and Death to the French/The Gun

>>5380826

And Eugenics, a very /pol/ approved topic.

>>5380838

The I Am Legend movie ranks up there as one of the worst adaptation butcheries I have seen.

>>5380622

Definitely can't leave out Fahrenheit. The predictions weren't perfect, but close enough to make one uncomfortable.

>"Now let's take up the minorities in our civilization, shall we? Bigger the population, the more minorities. Don't step on the toes of the dog-lovers, the cat-lovers, doctors, lawyers, merchants, chiefs, Mormons, Baptists, Unitarians, second-generation Chinese, Swedes, Italians, Germans, Texans, Brooklynites, Irishmen, people from Oregon or Mexico. The people in this book, this play, this TV serial are not meant to represent any actual painters, cartographers, mechanics anywhere. The bigger your market, Montag, the less you handle controversy, remember that! All the minor minor minorities with their navels to be kept clean. Authors, full of evil thoughts, lock up your typewriters. They did. Magazines became a nice blend of vanilla tapioca. Books, so the damned snobbish critics said, were dishwater. No wonder books stopped selling, the critics said. But the public, knowing what it wanted, spinning happily, let the comic-books survive. And the three-dimensional sex-magazines, of course. There you have it, Montag. It didn't come from the Government down. There was no dictum, no declaration, no censorship, to start with, no! Technology, mass exploitation, and minority pressure carried the trick, thank God. Today, thanks to them, you can stay happy all the time, you are allowed to read comics, the good old confessions, or trade-journals."

>>5380789

Yes, sir. Thanks a lot.

>>5380816

But the Shadow Over Innsmouth is the one that demonstrates the vile behaviour of a race mixed, zealotic society, his most politically incorrect book. His other books tend to be basic horror works, involving giant bloodthirsy bats, wicked warlocks and terrifying beasts from the depths. Sometimes they're stories about dream worlds, such as the Doom that Came to Sarnath, or Azathoth(unfinished).

>>5380876

Which one?

>>5381055

I only knew of the Will Smith one. I'm only just seeing there are two others that went by a different title.

Anything by

ROBERT E HOWARD

>>5381081

Wait, there's another one? I thought it was just the Nigger one and the Vincent Price one.

>>5381120

Kikepedia mentions a 1971 version starring Heston. It appears to have fairly poor reviews and seems most notable for having an interracial kiss.

>>5381148

If I remember correctly there was also a reference to Jewish ritual murder in one of his books

>>5381102

I liked some of his Conan stuff, but for fuck's sake, Howard was probably a closeted swish who literally blew out his own brains when he learned his mommy was going to die.

posting in a time sink thread

>>5380916

Got a pdf? No luck finding it so far.

>>5380170

Recommending a paid 1/4 Jew instigator whose trash writings are one way to prove the right wing terrorist trope after another. Oh so brave, let's shoot some feminist women and hide out from the law. He's a known fraud, Goldstein!

>>5381188

>the huwhite race is valuable in and of itself

>pay no attention to your cultural heritage goy

>>5380068

Yes and no because they have equality garages in there but it is good that the movie director overglorified the fascism in the movie, so many people wanted that to happen in real life. That movie is supposed to show that the fascistic society is bad! This is not what he was trying to do.

>>5380114

Reading Crime and Punishment at the moment. Really worthwhile read.

The Lord of The Rings. It's basically a book about Trolls,Orcs, Wolves, and other Monsters invading the peaceful white lands of Hobbits, Elves, and Men. I see it is a book about how to fight foreign immigrants, I think that's the right way to look at it. :)

>>5381175

You are correct.

>>5380993

He is also mentally ill. Not surprising.

>>5381348

Theory guys is that he's in a mental institution in the book while riding it out. If you read it, he does hint and write from the style of it. I wouldn't put it past him, Jews are highly schizophrenic.

>>5380114

>>5381266

What translation is the best?

>>5381372

Sorry, on my phone.

Theory goes is that he's in a mental institution in the book while writing it out. If you read it, he does hint and write from the style of it. I wouldn't put it past him, Jews are highly schizophrenic.

>>5381135

The Heston movie is fairly ridiculous, he spends the first half delivering long monologues to himself and the second half driving around on a motorcycle with a jive-talkin' negress with a huge fro

I second the recommendation of the book, though. Matheson was a great author. I read "Hell House" by him recently and it's probably the best haunted house story ever written.

>>5380068

You'll love it or you'll hate it. It has its moments, but overall I thought the movie was pretty disappointing after reading the book.

Starship Troopers - THE book about civic duty

The Forever War - the companion piece to starship troopers, really interesting comparison (if ST was culturally liberal but militarily conservative, FW is culturally conservative but more anti war stance) If you read ST you really owe it to yourself to read this book as well. The writer himself was a contemporary of Heinlein.

Robot series by Asimov - an alternate way to view the degradation of the human race in the future (it feels like we are headed towards The Naked Sun)

>>5381552

I just finished it. It was OK nothing special really. It feels like they could have made it way better but overall OK.

That hideous strength by C.S. Lewis

IT deals with leftist influence on academia and chalks it all up to being the work of satan

Poor blerb, but it's worth a read

If I were to choose a book or books that I have read, I would choose Tolkien's Lord of the Rings and Silmarillion, which I prefer, though others may not. Tolkien's works, those two in particular, convey rather beautifully the spirit and culture of the West.

Another book, which I've not read yet, is Ovid's Metamorphoses. I have two translations, one modern and another from 1560 by Golding, which was the translation of the day i.e., the English Renaissance.

>>5380816

>Ilead

MY autism.

>>5380993

I can't even remember that book enough to tell whether that's true or not. But I believe you

>>5381383

Yeah I remember it being disjointed and the transition from one location to another to be written in a way that their connection was tenuous.

>reading books

truly euphoric

Speaking of Heinlein, how's The Moon is a harsh Mistress?I've been recommended Starship Troopers and Stranger in a Strange Land frequently but how's TMISAHM?

>>5381778

Kind of like life

Ctrl+F "Sven Hassel". 0 results.

God dammit /pol/! This guy writes battle scenes like Bernard Cornwell and actually served in the Wehrmacht.

From his kikepedia bio:

>Hassel served with the 2nd Panzer Division stationed at Eisenach and in 1939 was a tank driver during the invasion of Poland.[citation needed] A year later he attempted to escape. He served with the 2nd Cavalry Regiment and later the 11th and 27th Panzer Regiments (6th Panzer Division) on all fronts except North Africa and was wounded several times. Eventually he reached the rank of lieutenant and received the Iron Cross 1st and 2nd class.[citation needed]

>>5381788

there's one scene where four executives are stuck in an elevator talking about america and i think it's pretty spot on.

‘I think it’s no accident that civics isn’t taught anymore or that a young man like yourself bridles at the word duty.’

‘We’ve gotten soft, you’re saying.’

‘I’m saying that the sixties—which God love them did a lot for raising people’s consciousness in a whole lot of areas, such as racism and feminism—‘

‘Not to mention Vietnam.’

‘No, mention it, because here was a whole generation where most of them now for the first time questioned authority and said that their individual moral beliefs about the war outweighed their duty to go fight if their duly elected representatives told them to.’

‘In other words that their highest actual duty was to themselves.’

——–

‘The sixties were America’s starting to decline into decadence and selfish individualism—the Me generation.’

‘There was more decadence in the twenties than there was in the sixties though.’

‘You know what I think? I think the Constitution and Federalist Papers of this country were an incredible moral and imaginative achievement. For really the first time in a modern nation, those in power set up a system where the citizens’ power over their own government was to be a matter of substance and not mere symbolism. It was utterly priceless, and will go down in history with Athens and the Magna Carta. The fact that it was a utopia which for over two hundred years actually worked makes it beyond priceless—it’s literally a miracle. And—and I’m speaking of Jefferson, Madison, Adams, Franklin, the real church Fathers—what raised the American experiment beyond great imagination and made it very nearly work was not just these men’s intelligence but their profound moral enlightenment—their sense of civics. The fact is that they cared more about the nation and the citizens than about themselves. They could have just set America up as an oligarchy where powerful eastern industrialists and southern landowners controlled all the power and ruled with an iron hand in a glove of liberal rhetoric. Need I say Robespierre, or the Bolsheviks, or the Ayatollah? These Founding Fathers were geniuses of civic virtue. They were heroes. Most of their effort went into restraining the power of the government.’

‘Checks and balances.’

‘Power to the people.’

‘They knew the tendency of power to corrupt—’

—–

‘I have no idea what we do. As citizens we cede more and more of our autonomy, but if we the government take away citizens’ freedom to cede their autonomy we’re now taking away their autonomy. It’s a paradox. Citizens are constitutionally empowered to choose to default and leave the decisions to corporations and a government we expect to control them. Corporations are getting better and better at seducing us into thinking the way they think—of profits as the telos and responsibility as something to be enshrined in symbol and evaded in reality. Cleverness as opposed to wisdom. Wanting and having instead of thinking and making. We cannot stop it. I suspect what’ll happen is that there will be some sort of disaster—depression, hyperinflation—and then it’ll be showtime: We’ll either wake up and retake our freedom or we’ll fall apart utterly. Like Rome—conqueror of its own people.’

>>5381904

here's a bunch of other quotes that are really good

‘There’s something very interesting about civics and selfishness, and we get to ride the crest of it. Here in the US, we expect government and law to be our conscience. Our superego, you could say. It has something to do with liberal individualism, and something to do with capitalism, but I don’t understand much of the theoretical aspect—what I see is what I live in. Americans are in a way crazy. We infantilize ourselves. We don’t think of ourselves as citizens—parts of something larger to which we have profound responsibilities. We think of ourselves as citizens when it comes to our rights and privileges, but not our responsibilities. We abdicate our civic responsibilities to the government and expect the government, in effect, to legislate morality. I’m talking mostly about economics and business, because that’s my area’ (130).

‘It may sound reactionary, I know. But we can all feel it. We’ve changed the way we think of ourselves as citizens. We don’t think of ourselves as citizens in the old sense of being small parts of something larger and infinitely more important to which we have serious responsibilities. We do still think of ourselves as citizens in the sense of being beneficiaries—we’re actually conscious of our rights as American citizens and the nation’s responsibilities to us and ensuring we get our share of the American pie. We think of ourselves now as eaters of the pie instead of makers of the pie. So who makes the pie?’ (136).

‘Something has happened where we’ve decided on a personal level that it’s all right to abdicate our individual responsibility to the common good and let government worry about the common good while we all go about our individual self-interested business and struggle to gratify our various appetites’ (136).

‘What my problem is is the way it seems that we as individual citizens have adopted a corporate attitude. That our ultimate obligation is to ourselves. That unless it’s illegal or there are direct practical consequences for ourselves, any activity is OK’ (137).

>>5381942

‘I think the syndrome is more the not-voting one, the I’m-so-small-and-the-mass-of-everyone-else-is-so-big-what-possible-difference-does-what-I-do-make, so they stay home and watch Charlie’s Angels instead of going to vote’ (139).

‘This is a kind of ghastly irony, if you think about it, since a form of government engineered to produce equality makes its citizens so individualistic and self-absorbed they end up as solipsists, navel-gazers’ (141).

‘De Tocqueville’s thrust is that it’s in the democratic citizen’s nature to be like a leaf that doesn’t believe in the tree it’s part of.’

‘What’s interesting in a depressing way is that tacit hypocrisy—I, the citizen, will keep buying big gas-guzzlers that kill trees and tickets for The Exorcist until the government passes a law, but then when the government does pass a law I’ll bitch about Big Brother and getting the government off our back.’ ‘See for instance the cheat-rate and the appeals percentage after audit’ (141).

‘It probably does start with Rousseau and the Magna Carta and the French Revolution. This emphasis on man as the individual and on the rights and entitlements of the individual instead of the responsibilities of the individual. But corporations and marketing and PR and the creation of desire and need to feed all the manic production, the way modern advertising and marketing seduce the individual by flattering all the little psychic delusions with which we deflect the horror of personal smallness and transience, enabling the delusion that the individual is the center of the universe, the most important thing—I mean the individual individual, the little guy watching TV or listening to the radio or leafing through a shiny magazine or looking at a billboard or any of the million different daily ways this guy comes into contact with Burson-Marsteller’s or Saachi & Saachi’s big lie, that he is the tree, that his first responsibility is to his own happiness, that everyone else is the great gray abstract mass which his life depends on standing apart from, being an individual, being happy’ (144).

‘I don’t think the American nation today is infantile so much as adolescent—that is, ambivalent in its twin desire for both authoritarian structure and the end of parental hegemony’ (147).

‘You can see where it’s going. The extraordinary political apathy that followed Watergate and Vietnam and the institutionalization of grass-roots rebellion among minorities will only deepen. Politics is about consensus, and the advertising legacy of the sixties is that consensus is repression. Voting’ll be unhip: Americans now vote with their wallets. Government’s only cultural role will be as the tyrannical parent we both hate and need. Look for us to elect someone who can cast himself as a Rebel, maybe even a cowboy, but who deep down we’ll know is a bureaucratic creature who’ll operate inside the government mechanism instead of naively bang his head against it the way we’ve watched poor Jimmy do for four years’ (147).

‘The way adolescents make a big deal of rebelling against parental authority while they borrow the keys to Daddy’s car and use Daddy’s credit card to fill it with gas. The new leader won’t lie to the people; he’ll do what corporate pioneers have discovered works far better: He’ll adopt the persona and rhetoric that let the people lie to themselves’ (149).

We’ll have a tyranny of conformist nonconformity presided over by a symbolic outsider whose very election depended on our deep conviction that his persona is utter bullshit. A rule of image, which because it’s so empty makes everyone terrified—they’re small and going to die, after all—’

‘Christ, the death thing again.’

‘—and whose terror of not really ever even existing makes them that much more susceptible to the ontological siren song of the corporate buy-to-stand-out-and-so-exist gestalt’ (149).

>>5381904

He's right. There is no duty anymore. There's just self-centeredness. Extremely disheartening.

>>5380252

Do you know where to get a pdf? I haven't seen anyone seed the torrent

>>5381956

his deconstruction of it was genius

Will check out a lot of what's posted in this thread.

Anyone have any recommendations for red pilled fantasy novels? I'm so fucking tired of the leftist undercurrent in the genre. For a genre based so heavily on medieval Europe, it's obnoxiously Marxist.

>>5381992

No, unfortunately, just have my physical copy

>>5381963

>The Black Company

Nice. Croaker is a pretty amazing protagonist, especially when they get to Taglia.

>>5381717

underrated post

>>5381778

>>5382162

>dfw

shhh: don't tell /lit/

>>5380547

>>5380622

Reminder that BNW was basically real for the proles of 1984 (90% of the population).

>>5382049

How do you mean? I'm just asking out of curiosity, because the only fantasy I've ever read was Tolkein's works.

>>5380170

I read The Hill of the Ravens, and it isn't exactly Turner Diaries tier, but its nothing to base your fucking political movement off of.

1. Tolkein. Lord of the Rings (you can see why the final part was left out of the movie as it is about clearing out foreign ruffians and traitors).

2. Frank Herbert. The Dune series up to Chapterhouse Dune is well worthwhile.

3. Patrick O’Brian. The Aubrey/Maturin novels. Great stories of two friends having adventures on the seas.

4. C.S. Forester. the Hornblower novels. Different to the O’Brian books, but both series are about English sea captains in the Napoleonic era.

5. Robert Heinlein. Most of his sci fi/fantasy was excellent. The quality dropped off later on in my opinion.

6. George Orwell. Most of his stuff is worth reading.

7. Richmal Crompton. The William books are great. Still very funny. Go for the older editions with the original drawings. Also the early books are the best.

8. Martin Cruz Smith. The Renko books are good. About a hard pressed Russian detective.

9. Robert Harris. I like his books set in Roman times. Start on either Pompeii (a stand alone novel) or the trilogy that starts with Imperium.

10 Joe Haldeman. “The Forever War” and some of his other books, although they vary a bit in quality.

>>5380114

Brothers Karamazov is maybe even better, it was life changing for me.

That short story in it, The Grand Inquisitor, is something I think about at least a couple times a week.

>>5382289

A lot of fantasy these days is written by by liberals, so you get these worlds that are essentially multicultural utopias. Different races mingle, nothing but positive results from it, and there's rarely any sort of racial animosity that would naturally occur. Anytime a race is oppressed, you're meant to feel sorry for them, even if they're based on a real life minority that deserves any hated. In the Kingkiller Chronicle series by Patrick Rothfuss, the main character is from a people modeled after gypsies. Gypsies give good reason to be hated, but in the book they're wonderful and you must feel bad when no one likes them.

The genre is also littered with women being equal to men in every single way, even physically. They're full of feminist nonsense.

The list can go on and on.

>>5382321

Sounds interesting. Will check it out. Thanks.

>>5384406

Sounds awful, but about what I was expecting. I don't really know of much though, besides Game of Thrones, which I haven't watched/read.

On a side-note, one of the things that most irritates me about modern sci-fi/fantasy is all the fucking racial cocktails. Shit like being half-alien, as if that makes any fucking sense what so ever. The creatures involved share absolutely no common ancestry and yet they're able to somehow breed? You'd have a better fucking chance impregnating a mushroom than an alien/goblin/whatever the fuck.

It makes no sense from within the context of the universe itself. I suppose if you want to look at it as a metaphor (that is, that the aliens/monsters/races are actually representative of non-European human races) then it makes slightly more sense, but it still triggers my autism.

>>5384406

This is so incredibly true. The Rothfuss shit is so infuriatingly SJW, I'm mad at myself that I even read the sequel.

Aside from being super pozzed, the hipster faggot protagonist has no flaws except for bad things that happen to him, it totally fails on a technical level.

The neckbeard fairy sex fantasy shit was so cringey.

0/5

Thus Spoke Zarathustra.

>>5384602

Yes

>>5380835

MOTHER FUCKING TESLA TREES

>>5385087

larping, not fiction

>>5385203

>larping, not fiction

Yeah, they're just getting off their asses and doing something that could save the White race from extinction.

It's not like they're voting for Trump or anything…

>>5380223

Listened to the audiobook a few months back when I was on a post-apocalyptic kick. A decent read.

>>5380588

I'm about a third of the way into this book right now. I put it off for a long time because it seemed like everyone was sucking its' dick saying how good it was.

>>5380655

Film is very long, but worth it. Sad that the Director had to die from making it though.

>>5381638

Speaking of C.S. Lewis, I really enjoyed "The Horse and his boy" in the Narnia series. Been a long time since I read it, but I remember good feelings from it.

If you haven't read any of Asimov's series on robots, I suggest you do so now.

The Mysterious Island by Jules Verne taught me just how cool engineers were back in the day. Everybody freaks the fuck out about how they're gonna die without the engineer and when he finally does arrive, he does everything from finding the metal to make tools to making a sweet shelter.

>>5381843

The books have kind of a pandering pacifist tone and it can be argued if he actually did serve in the wehrmacht.

Regardless, the books are great and it really impresses on a young one that war is not a romantic affair but a rather sordid one.

>>5381722

I enjoyed it. Has some SJW propaganda about alternate family structures but I think that was just to shock the conservative flavor of ultra christian sjw Heinlein had in his time.

Has a really good well thought out plot surrounding a revolt and Independence movement. Highly recommended to any anons with desire along the lines of north west / Texas succession / Alaska / steal some island / build some island ect.

Heinlein comes off a bit too preachy to some. just a heads up on that.

>>5385198

That one takes me back

>>5385613

fuck off lol

>>5385613

Requesting shop: Kike Runner.

>>5385613

yeah fuck off that books basically the 'hurr durr we should let in the rapefugees becuz dey iz peeples 2' its propaganda in literary form

>>5385695

Pat "call me Kvoth" Rothfuss?

I read the name of the wind. The learning magic part was cool. The rest was incomprehensible.

>>5385954

>the name of the wind

dont you mean the witcher x eragon?

Pat Rothfuss is a plagiarizing hack

>>5381963

>wheel of time

MUH DICK

I just finished the sixth book moving onto the seventh. Ebou Dar is the Tanchico heppening all over again im so excited!

Metro 2033

>>5384422

I'm lying next to a copy of The Martian Trilogy. It's not my favorite but it's pretty good, and yeah it was revolutionary for sci-fi lit. Also, a very pro-macho, male-dominated world

>>5380832

>>5380832

>>5380832

Having read the book, Bateman is not into traps.

Which is one of the few good things I can say about the character. Yes he's racist, but doesn't do anything about it, and spends the book torturing and killing mostly white people for basically no reason.

>>5385903

Haha, hadn't considered that, pretty accurate. Most hilarious book.

>>5385403

Dune hype is justified, as is quite a lot of hype from the old days.

It's only more recently that hype has become completely detached from merit.

>>5399872

book-fucking-marked

>>5382137

bumping

>>5401274

The only person on /pol/ who "recommends" your terrible webcomic is you, christ-boy.

Nobody is going to pay you shekels for shit art.

>>5401274

eeeeeh

>>5401383

I like it. what's wrong, nigger lover?

>>5401402

What's wrong is that you're eating this Jew's attempts at shilling up just because he put a Christian skin on his degenerate garbage.

You're welcome to like trash, just don't expect any respect for it.

>>5401413

But you haters are so fucking autistic.

I like the comics and i like the guy.

And calling you nigger lover is awesome.

do you like being called a nigger lover, nigger lover?

>>5401430

You can shout a falsehood all day.

We all know who "you" are, and we know your relationship to "the guy." Again, you've done this in like four threads today.

Take your patreon, and shove it right up your greedy Jew anus where it belongs.

>>5401443

You shoved yourself up your mom's ass yet?

Youre a fucking worthless shitstain that scans the entire board just to call out the christ chan comics like some braindead aspie.

That is literally your only contribution for the day

>>5401443

or probably your entire life for that matter

>>5401430

>implying we'll buy you tire sandals because you can draw some shitty anime comic

ebin, go gas yourself you dumb shitskin chink

>>5401458

I'm naming the Jew and the Jew ist joo.

>>5401481

(1)

:^)

>>5401472

Go fuck your mother and go hang yourself after you've gut her you fucking nigger loving piece of shit

>>5401494

I'm naming the delusional fuck that thinks everyone thinks the same way as him

Go kill yourself shitstain.

>>5401481

They're libcucks pretending to be /pol/.

>>5401532

>>5401518

>>5401506

You ever get tired of talking to yourself?

Maybe you can donate to yourself, too.

>>5401560

yeah, the 15 patrons are obviously the author paying himself with 15 credit cards.

book a fucking mental ward already, shitstain

fuck off christ-chan comic shills

christ-chan killing black people doens't even make sense, stop ruining /christian/'s board-tan

t. atheist

veinarmor.com whole series about an alcoholic vampire who can't get drunk and kills everything that annoys him. Audiobooks are hilarious.

tg

/r/ing those "pol recommended read" infographics.

I had them on my phone before they 404'd but smashed it last night.

>>5380269

>Flashman

My nigga

>>5379903

>"recommoneded fiction books"

wow you fucking man children thats it,

in all honestly

it's people like you who have basically milked this site for all it's worth.

thanks.

you basically made clans of demented people in these weird hive minds where they all talk exactly the same, word for word, "bae", "o3o", ";-:", "LMAO", "oh DAMNNN FAM :ooo XDD" "HATERS MAKE ME FAMOUS :')" etc..

this hive mind was already on other sites, but people like you made this site very friendly for those idiots who are basically completely detached from reality and constantly act like ghetto trash and spam leftist slogans that they do not understand 24/7.

==you're so oblivious and brainwashed that you don't even understand what's even going on around you== , you think you're some sort of god who will never have to work a day in his life because he can just hire people to waste their lives making a sorry excuse of a "/pol/" board and pay them with meaningless virtual currency that is only worth something if you have 900k+ of it. you are literally lifeless, you probably don't go outside much, and if you do it's only for a short period of time (or it has something to do with school) and once you're home from school, you sit on the computer all day, till the minute you get ready to go to sleep, and then the cycle continues, and then you wonder why you start getting pains all over your body, (totally isn't because sitting in a chair all day, slouching like a fetus towards your computer screen doesn't slowly screw up your entire body, right?? XDDD) and you wonder why you all the sudden have cancer, (totally isn't because you live ==ON JUNK FOOD AND BARELY MOVE AROUND, RIGHT??== ) and then you'll die a horrible death. i'm not wishing this upon you, i'm just telling you what will happen because of your unhealthy, grotesque ways of "living".

not only does the whole you barely ever moving, slouching, and eating rotgut ==GMO== junk food contribute to your slow, painful death, that stupid phone of yours also contributes to it.

how? simple:

WIRELESS RADIATION FROM NEARBY CELL TOWERS.

do you even know what that is? of course not, you lazy sack of crap excuse of a "white nationalist".

you see there is this thing called "wireless radiation", which is constantly radiating you, and cutting your life short. (depending on how much "wireless" crap you have around your house)

the biggest amount of wireless radiation comes from these stupid "phones" that everyone has now, that connect to these cell towers that cause all sorts of incurable cancers and brain tumors that you will soon get by age 20 or 25, maybe sooner. do you care, though? no, of course you don't, you just think your big daddy go-go pants hangman rope governMENt knows ==EVERYTHING== and is your ==GREATEST PAL/FRIEND AND IS NEVER WRONG AND TOTALLY ISN'T SETTING UP WIRELESS RADIATION CELL TOWERS EVERYWHERE TO PURPOSELY KILL YOU WITH A SLOW AND VERY PAINFUL AND STAGGERING DEATH.==

once again:

thanks,

thanks for making /pol/'s community 95% liberal LGBT supporting crack-heads.

you dominique fuckhuggers

>>5441506

These books are about the British fighting at sea in the Napoleonic wars by the way.

Game of Universe

or

Altered Carbon

>>5381722

It is decent but ill be honest, not super memorable. More libertarian than /pol/ but still better than 95% of fiction out there.

>>5379903

Fiction books? Try popular books about the Holocaust :^)

>>5451358

>Well, I haven't finished it yet (I tend to only read one book in a series and then go to other things), but I really like the series that starts with The Fortress in the Eye of Time by C.J. Cherryh. It's not pozzed at all, but I don't think I'd call it redpilled. Basically everybody is white, and so on so there isn't really redpilled subject matter.

Which might make it better for those who just want a break from that in general.

>>5379977

You can do that here?

I've put a few short stories on Amazon and at the website below about a year ago. The first one is definitely in the /pol/ wheelhouse, and I think a few of you might like it. It's called "The R Word." Any feedback would be appreciated.

straightfiction.weebly.com

>>5380827

> Neal Asher

Lol, I think I pirated those Owner books ages and ages ago, and haven't read them.

Same with Snow Crash, which I was told was really good. I don't know if redpilled or not because I didn't read it.

>>5380916

>pick up some collections of the short stories of John O'hara. He writes little vignettes of life in America - this is in the 30's to 50's and is absolutely incredible.

This sort of thing seems like it could be very valuable to people like us.

>>5380939

>Fahrenheit

What? Wasn't that one of the books they kept pushing in marxist school? I always avoided reading it.

>>5456397

*I put…

>>5381283

There's another take out there. From Sauron's perspective. It turns that into Sauron is just an industrial revolution guy. He's trying to advance society and make middle earth great.

The environmentalists are trying to stop him.

They win and tell their side of events while demonizing him and his people.

I think someone even wrote a whole book of that.

>>5381638

>IT deals with leftist influence on academia and chalks it all up to being the work of satan

Well that checks out because they worship at the Synagouge of Satan after they turned away from God and lost chosen people status.

He probably even knew that and just didn't name the Jew.

>>5381942

I don't think these are all that new. He even dealt with it himself above. They intentionally don't teach that stuff. We know this simply in the frame of kike-controlled society.

What a citizen is used to be the only thing that was worth educating. Anything else was as-needed by the market.

There were some good founding father vids put up by second amendment advocates that went into all of that.

>>5381946

>The extraordinary political apathy that followed Watergate and Vietnam and the institutionalization of grass-roots rebellion among minorities will only deepen. Politics is about consensus, and the advertising legacy of the sixties is that consensus is repression

I think this is trying to say we are still a unit. That there is only one American people. That hasn't been the case for some time.

http://www.zerohedge.com/news/2016-03-13/much-more-just-trump

> twin desire for both authoritarian structure and the end of parental hegemony

>Government’s only cultural role will be as the tyrannical parent we both hate and need

Oh, hi, the Sibyl System.

>The new leader won’t lie to the people; he’ll do what corporate pioneers have discovered works far better: He’ll adopt the persona and rhetoric that let the people lie to themselves’

>We’ll have a tyranny of conformist nonconformity presided over by a symbolic outsider whose very election depended on our deep conviction that his persona is utter bullshit. A rule of image, which because it’s so empty makes everyone terrified—they’re small and going to die, after all—’

ohcomeonnow.jpg

>>5382555

>1. Tolkein. Lord of the Rings (you can see why the final part was left out of the movie as it is about clearing out foreign ruffians and traitors).

You know, people did nothing but bitch that that wasn't in there. For completist reasons.

Now that you say that I totally get why they didn't. I just figured it was for time.

>>5384422

>A Princess of Mars

Just 'A' princess?

>>5390918

I see what you're saying.

The narratives part is why they had a random character death generator in Blake's 7.

Your main stress is that you don't mean political people writing any fiction whatsoever, just when they write fiction about what they'd like to see happen in the next five years. Maybe even that they might work towards themselves.

>>5456402

>Snow Crash, which I was told was really good. I don't know if redpilled or not because I didn't read it.

The protagonist is a nigger/gook hybrid, which I managed to look past. What really made me put the book down was a long lecture on feminism by the protagonist's love interest, a sassy stronk wymyn Latina hacker.

Why is there so little fiction on the late 18th - 19th century period? Looking at all the shit that went down in that period there are a lot of interesting things to write about. I would really love more on this period if anyone can recommend something.

Fiction is for degenerates.

Reality is already crazy enough.

Bump

>>5456402

Snow Crash was a favorite of mine, but it's more of a fun read.

>>5457412

It was written about a future America and they were just characters too. The book was written in 1990 or something.

>>5380223

Good read, read this last year.

I got so mad at so many things in the book. FUCKING CHINA.

>>5386906

And metro 2034

>>5385340

That's the comfiest book ever. Based nigger Dumas.

Most of these are depressing. What are your recommendations for books that make you feel happy?

Have been thinking about creating a similar thread for months. The biggest hardship I found on my quest for books was a apolitical, or realistic or at a minimum NON LEFTIST book or author, and it is fucking impossible for people not into the literary world of the US and Europe like me, the guy need to be a major pol/ack and a avid reader to have something like that.

I did read something worthwhile in last December, with minimal leftism, and it was a fucking awesome book, really good, but much more K than pol, and you know that diversity is being pushed down your throat but at least make sense.

The Gray Man. Give it a chance.

>>5380993

Having never had to read this for school, I read it recently out of curiosity and I really have no idea why it gets so much acclaim. The only reason I can think is that normies can't even begin to perceive the world in the sort of way that Caulfield does and so view it as some transcendental work when it is simply the reality in which introverts with broken souls exist.

I think for the same reason I found No Longer Human by Dazai Osamu to be rather mundane.

>>5379903

>recommended fiction books

The Diary of Anne Frank :^)

>>5462700

This… shit man.

I read that book when I was a kid.

I haven't even thought about it in years.

And you're fucking right, soo.

Imma reread this. Must still be in that bookshelf…

>>5463218

Oh, and for those that don't know, "The Wheel of Time" is a 14 part medieval fantasy series, filled with magic and swordplay and the like. It is pretty good.

Lovecraft all day ery' day.

https://kat.cr/h-p-lovecraft-audio-books-3-t11196212.html

https://kat.cr/h-p-lovecraft-audio-books-2-t11193973.html

https://kat.cr/h-p-lovecraftt-audio-books-t11193072.html

https://kat.cr/h-p-lovecraft-audiobook-collection-t4287681.html

https://kat.cr/h-p-lovecraft-audiobooks-radio-dramas-t2618070.html

All his text stories.

https://kat.cr/h-p-lovecraft-collection-in-pdf-133-short-stories-and-books-by-masefx-t12166493.html

Almost everything is highly conservative, nationalist, racialist, and eurocentric. Foreigners who are not european are seen as pollution of the worst sort. This is especially true of The Street. Which could well be a description of our America but is based on Jew York City of 1925.

Les Miserables

The Iliad

The Odyssey

The Aeneid

Wulf the Saxon

Grimm's fairy tales

Tolkien's work

C. S. Lewis' work

Beowulf

Brothers Karamazov

Eagle of the Ninth

Divina Comedia

>>5441668

Cyberpunk was originated and dominated by liberal faggots who fetishized but didn't understand technology in general and computers in particular. Like the Toyko economic boom of the 80s which inspired it the genre places style over substance.

The real heroes of most of the shit I've seen are government and corporations made up of oppressive "right wingers" and white dudes trying desperately to tamp down the degenerate shit, beat shitskins into submission, and hold together a society fraying at the seams. Alas as we know because the GOP being cucks and non-manufacturing corporations being filled with libarts faggots these days we don't even have that.

>>5461071

>It's, of course, long been considered "racist", despite the fact it seems to have been right on target.

This is getting so old.

Some guy claiming to be Irish was just on O'Reilly and bitching about stormfront liking Trump. I couldn't care less. The only time I would care is if we start being treated fairly, but that won't happen. You must denounce all "racist" organizations if you denounce any. I bet the kike supports Only Nigger Lives Matter.

>>5461213

>>5457412

I see, thanks for the heads up if I ever actually get around to reading it.

>>5461932

How different are those to the games? I've only played the first one, but I have the other.

Fucking motion blur

>>5462213

I double down on The Fortress in the Eye of Time >>5451358

http://hitchensblog.mailonsunday.co.uk/2015/09/should-someone-write-an-english-version-of-submission-.html

>It was published in France smack in the middle of the ‘Charlie Hebdo’ murders, which, as we will see, added to its impact, not least because the current edition of the magazine had a caricature of Houellebcq on its cover) . Think of the author’s apparently unpronounceable name as ‘Welbeck’ and you won’t be far out.

>Here’s the problem. Neither the French Tories nor French Labour can win the 2022 Presidential election alone. Rather than combine with Marine Le Pen , they do a deal with the Muslim Brotherhood, led by a subtle and diplomatic political genius. Neither of these parties (like their British equivalents) values France. Both have long sought to dissolve it in the EU, though they prefer not to admit this aim. So, deep down, they have no objection to an Islamic France either.Here’s the problem. Neither the French Tories nor French Labour can win the 2022 Presidential election alone. Rather than combine with Marine Le Pen , they do a deal with the Muslim Brotherhood, led by a subtle and diplomatic political genius. Neither of these parties (like their British equivalents) values France. Both have long sought to dissolve it in the EU, though they prefer not to admit this aim. So, deep down, they have no objection to an Islamic France either.

>To begin with the deal doesn't seem all that hard to do. The irreducible price is that they must give control of education to Islam. This turns out to be an even bigger step than they realise, as it hands over the future of France to the Muslim faith. Nobody can teach any more – including the hero - unless he converts. The new Islamic president also begins to bring into being the ‘Eurabia’ warned against in Bat Ye’or’s famous book , pursuing the expansion of the EU into North Africa.

>The only force with any regard for France’s history and nature turns out to be the party everyone denounces as fascists, and which no doubt contains people whose politics and private views are pretty horrible. Rather than ally with them, a tortured, decayed political establishment falls on its knees before a soft-spoken, politically astute Muslim saviour

>Houellebecq shows how this process could be quite personally agreeable for some, at least to start with. Men suddenly find they can have three wives, even if they’re unattractive, because they are once again the source of wealth and power. Economics and employment are transformed by the new religion. Secular French women start dressing modestly in public because, actually, it’s less effort than the other thing. Conservatives accept that they have more in common with Islam than they do with the gutless Christianity that has long ceased to mean what it says. There’s even a kind of joy in submission, symbolised by a long scene in the Left Bank house where ‘The Story of O’, a pornographic masochistic novel so venerable it’s in danger of becoming a classic, was written.

>>5464455

>>5464417

>>5464455

I've been writing it for the last year plus, though I don't expect to finish until maybe around the end of this year. It's turning out well and I have high hopes, but it's been a grind. I never post here or anywhere, but I hope some of you will remember me sneaking this one in and help me get in front when the time comes. (Btw, I posted the weebly link above this morning, and will again rep the first story on there, 'The R Word,' because I do think folks here would enjoy that one in particular. The third one isn't bad either – the one about Philly. But keep in mind that those are overly simplistic stories I wrote to become more comfortable with third person (wrote my first book in first person and wanted to ease my way out of it before starting the aforementioned sci-fi Europa revolution project – which I can already tell a few folks here are going to love)).

>>5441541

What the fuck is this trash-tier copy pasta?

>>5379903

I've been reading the Halo novel "The Fall of Reach" and it's really good. I love stories like this where the good guys are facing almost certain doom, loss after loss, and in the end, when all hope is lost, a light shines out in the darkness (the Spartans).

It's very similar theme to what we're facing with rapefugees and Mexicans.

Anyway the book chonicles the origin of the Spartan II program up through the fall of the UNSC military HQ planet Reach. There's an overarching sense of doom and hopelessness throught it, but the Spartans re-light the hope and will of the demoralized humans.

It's not a complicated book, but if you like that archetype, you'll enjoy it.

>>5379903

>>5384602

>>5384690

> This is the nature of war, whose stake is at once the game and the authority and the justification. Seen so, war is the truest form of divination. It is the testing of one’s will and the will of another within that larger will which because it binds them is therefore forced to select. War is the ultimate game because war is at last a forcing of the unity of existence. War is god.

>>5465555

Quads confirm the eternal nature of war.

>>5463353

Why Les Miserables? It's one of my favourite books, but I still can't endure Enjolras and his army of barricade bastards who in today's world would probably be a bunch of communists. Or maybe I'm wrong, maybe Enjolras would be a hardcore nationalist. I'd really like to hear someone else's point of vies

>>5465555

Too bad McCarthy is kind of a hack who puts in "dark" shit for no reason and ends up making his settings look like a farce.

Example from The Road, rather than killing people and making them into jerky they keep them alive and hobbled to be killed off slowing. Of course this is retarded since the living captives consume their own body mass to survive even when confined. They waste away to nothing. Killing them immediately would be much more efficient.

You'd think after more than a decade living on a dying world they'd have figured that out.

Also weird amount of homoshit.

>>5462858

Notes From The Underground continues to be the most dense book I've ever tried to get into. He packs so much shit in there I have legit trouble understanding all that he's saying and my brain feels overloaded. Don't think I've ever gotten past like 20 pages.

>>5390918

Tell that to Vox Day.

>>5385087

go to bed, harold.

>>5385613

burn in a oven

>>5380993

>Catcher in the rye

IDK man, I really dug the act of being all elusive and all, felt like reading from someone from 8 or 4chan.

of course this as before getting redpilled, but hey, that male rage and nihilism feels almost like the one found on Fight club. I still don't regret having read it as a tween.

tl;dr

Fight club > catcher in the rye

Are there any good books on MK-Ultra?

>>5466180

>Why Les Mis

I think that Jean ValJean is a rolemodel that people could look to. He does everything he can to take care of his own -or at least- who he considers his own. Its been several years since I read it, but I remember having immense respect for him.

bump

The original Dune series.

>>5457698

N-no one?

>>5457698

N-no one?

>>5475296

Robinson Crusoe

Gulliver's Travels

Moby-Dick

The Count of Monte Cristo

Heart of Darkness

Treasure Island

The Strange Case of Dr. Jekyll and Mr. Hyde

Kidnapped

Alice's Adventures in Wonderland & Through the Looking-Glass

Sherlock Holmes

Just a few of the obscure things that no one has heard of from the 18-19th century for you.

>>5475628

Or Edgar Allen Poe.

>>5475296

Actually, I don't know if you anime, bro. But I do and I like Lupin III

I have also read some of the original Arsene Lupin books by Maurice Leblanc.

He's apparently as big a deal in the francophone world as Sherlock Holmes is in the Anglophone world.

They are pretty good, but because of the relative rarity, they can be hard to get. Mainly because they have to be translated. Project Gutenburg has a few.

I don't think there is a complete collection of Arsene Lupin books anywhere.

>>5475628

I have never actually read The Count of Monte Cristo I guess I should get to it.

>>5475704

>Lupin

I do into anime but I never watched Lupin III

I can try and learn French, language is not a problem I'd think, as they usually come easy for me. Will check it out, thanks.

>ctrl+f goodkind

Read Terry Goodkind, Faith of the Fallen is awesome but start at the beginning.

>>5381963

>>5386577

I read it till he died, is the new guy worth reading?

>>5476775

>he

Robert Jordan

>new guy

Brandon Sanderson.

>>5476961

Holy shit anon, Hunger is my favorite book. I've literally never met or talked to anyone who knew who Knut was.

>>5476988

He is one of the greatest writers, but almost no one knows him. He almost universally admired among writers of his generation. Then forgotten! Like Ezra Pound only that Ezra wrote in a major language and kept himself from being redacted. I hear he is doing a bit better now, has been rehabilitated a bit, and now people are doing translations again and celebrating him and naming streets etc.

>>5382321

Can recommend. The author was a philosophy Ph.D. and the books (at least of the first series) have an interesting philosophical dimension.

>>5381722

it's lolberg material - pro racemixing/polygamy/other degeneracy

he wasn't as redpilled as when he wrote starship troopers

Devine comedy is good hard reed but good

Brave new word, because I like crying when I read a book that is comin. True and was written in 1930

H.P. Love craft, amazing author, the father of all occult and sifi stuff.

Check out the black library for spec marine stuff. Nothing like reading about loyal humans sacrificing themselves for the glory of humanity.

>>5476676

watch Hayao Miyazaki's Lupin/Cagliostro movie first - that'll give you an idea of what it's all about

>>5477209

black library?

>>5477399

i like dan abnett, read some of his horus heresy books, dont know his political views tho

>>5380547

On that last quote by Huxley: the controllers aren't really doing a good job encouraging sexual freedom. In fact, they are creating a society in which the white male's sexuality is repressed. They are limiting our sexual freedom instead of giving it an outlet. So they've fucked up, and this will come back to bite them in the ass. All the repressed white male anger is getting ready to burst forth.

>>5461213

After all this meme warfare shit that's been going on recently, and with the lord Kek being found, I should give Snow Crash another read since isn't it about an ancient meme being used to infect people's mind's as a weapon? I can't recall it too clearly.

>>5477399

>Eisenhorn trilogy

>Essential 40k reading

Seriously if you're a 40k fag you need to read these books.

>>5477763

are there other 40k books worth reading as well as Eisenhorn?

>>5477734

I would down a bottle of wine with you Anon.

>>5477424

He's British, and honestly, that pretty much spells it out nowadays. It doesn't bleed into his work though, Eisenhorn is fucking great.

>>5477778

I here Gaunt's Ghosts series is pretty awesome if you're down with the Imperial Guard. Eisenhorn is all about the elite units.

bump

>>5382321

> and the gist can roughly be summarized as the lovechild of The Crusades and Dune.

Muh dik

>>5385403

>Speaking of C.S. Lewis, I really enjoyed "The Horse and his boy" in the Narnia series. Been a long time since I read it, but I remember good feelings from it.

It might be due to nostalgia reasons, but Narnia is GOAT tier. I'd read it to my children.

>>5477783

i've been reading ravenor and it's not the same level as eisenhorn and there's a bunch of shoehorned in stronk wymynz because it was written further into the cuckening of games workshop but it's still fun.

Another great one by Abnett though was Brothers of the Snake. Space Marines fucking shit up for days.

>>5382049

Id reccomend SM Stirling's Island in the Sea of Time. William Walker is based as hell.

>>5476676

>I can try and learn French, language is not a problem I'd think, as they usually come easy for me. Will check it out, thanks.

You're literally going to learn an entire language so you can read some books in the original?

Holy shit.

>>5476711

The Sword of Truth?

I watched the series. I really really liked it. Then it stopped.

So I bought the first boxset. holyfuckthosebooksarereallylongwithtinytinyfont. I still haven't read them. Those paperbacks are so wide that it can't be possible to read them without destroying the spine.

How much like the series are they? And are they really worth it? And are they pozzed?

>>5477333

The publishing arm of the Imperium of Mankind.

>>5477399

>>5480850

>>5477778

Gaunts ghosts is amazing, although the most recent book was kinda lame, we'll see how he does with the warmaster novel.

Read the inqusitor books, then brothers of the snake, then the grey knights trilogy, then the 2 space wolf trilogies by that king guy, if you're still up for more, read all of the ciaphas cain books he's great for a laugh, emperors mercy and flesh and iron, THEN start reading horus heresy, from the beginning, the HH books are 10/10 gore-sci-fi, never read anything as much fun as these, a couple of duds among them, a couple of inaccuracies here and there but overall amazing, they are up to book 34 now, but i need to finish a /pol/ book called camp of the saints first before i can read 33 and 34.

>>5482431

also the talon of horus is an incredible book aswell. I cant wait for the sequel.

>>5476700

lul, Europe's army controlled by White woman, Russia's by Turk, neither of them very good.

>>5463218

there is some race mixing and shit, but lots of glorious examples of noble people and ideals that are dead in this world for the most part. It's the greatest ever fantasy series i've read imo.

>>5482529

I enjoyed it a great deal. Huge twist mid book but it just sweetens it so much more.

>>5482543

Thanks man.

>>5482529

Yes it's good. Read it

Anyone have a pdf of Camp of The Saints or a mega folder of a bunch of /pol/ tier books, going on vacation soon and I'd like something to read

>>5477209

Why does this poster type like a fuckin idiot?

Yeah he's going to improve his mind you nigger.

Why can't you do the same as that anon?

>>5485285

Meant for

>>5481282

>>5380114

seconded. Crime and Punishment, The Idiot, and The Brother's Karamazov are definitely some of my favorite books. All by Dostoyevsky

>>5380227

It gets more criticised by ass hurt leftists calling Heinlein a horrible person when he really presents a great form of democracy.

Daily reminder that /polarchive/ exists

>>>/polarchive/183

>>5485307

>>5485285

Because one set of books isn't enough reason to learn a language.

I said it could be hard to find some of them, not impossible.

https://archive.org/search.php?query=creator%3A%22Leblanc%2C+Maurice%2C+1864-1941%22

Many there. The ones I've read so far are actually pretty good.

Also, fuck french. If I ever did learn a language, it wouldn't be that one. It wouldn't be any of the romance languages.

Maybe I'd be a hipster and learn Breton, so I can speak to less people than even the fucking Klingons do. Looks it up. Shit I thought that was a dead language, oh well.

>>5487219

Unless you're suggesting a NatSoc economist is fiction, you're in the wrong thread.

>>5482981

I'm pretty sure it's in one of the /pol/ monthly books folders

https://mega.nz/#F!B4dB2SzQ!h_pMC30v2a_y31iD0dy0sg

>>5380715

Anything by H.P lovecraft is great

>>5381457

Pretty sure its called ''omega man"

>>5380715

All of the fishmen might as well be niggers according to Lovecraft.

>>5494505

Thanks