This sticky seems maightie like the 420 /lit/

>>3689
It does?

>>3694
I've not made any Rars in JPGs myself but you've been trying to add some lits to the pics in this thread? They all already have lits/pdfs in them so that may mess something up.

If you're just trying to read the books in them, just right click the image where you have it saved, and then choose Open With...and then browse to WinRAR

Thank you, Soumy Nona.

I am in China right now, and have no access to a library (not even a chinese one).

Thanks for the upload.

(I am reading the Kelley Armstrong, Women of the Otherworld series right now)

You seem to have skewed opinions, sir.

it may be the best thing King ever wrote.

But that's like saying the clap is a great STD because you can cure it with a shot in the ass.

I like the book. Only half through the directors cut or whatever you wanna call it, gonna re-read due to forgeting where I had the book for a while. Okay, though.

no, go back to middle school.

No. But I do move the Koran into the toilets.

Is this /lit/ or /b/?

I actually have some respect for libraries.

Feb 09.

I actually lean towards The Mummy myself, or else Cry to Heaven.

>>3922
Seconded. I loved Interview with a Vampire, but I just couldn't be bothered to make it through The Vampire Lestat. It was fucking boring in comparison.

I hated Tale of the Body Thief. It was with that book that the series started getting really wonky.

The creatures all swung around to look at me, twisting their heads awkwardly on joints unseen below their shoulder blades, folding and creasing the skin on the backs of their heads, and cried out at first in outrage and then in sorrow. Their almost perfect ceremony had been undone. The presence around me did not lift however, and grew more irritating, resembling a migraine. I turned my weapon down onto the crowds and they seemed to recognize its significance before I could open fire on them. As the chamber quickly overflowed with the sounds of the snapping and crackling ammunition cooking off and the horrified cries of fear and agony, the strangling air whispered to me. It now manifested stronger inside me and filled my head with words I couldn?t begin to write or speak aloud.

In retrospect I can greatly sympathize with the remote viewer who was first utilized for reconnaissance from the safety of a military installation in the southern United States. Surrounded by nothing but cold concrete and clicking old fluorescent fixtures, he sat down at a small green folding table in a cheap plastic and aluminum chair and reached out into the cosmos, holding in his hand a scrap of tunic from one of the few creatures killed in the Slipgate Complex Attack. With this small piece of cloth alone he managed to pull to him the faintest shapes, sounds and emotions from the plane I was now stranded in. What little he felt he flat out refused to discuss, but the one thing he made clear in his report, which I as a member of the expeditionary force have read, mentioned a single mind that found him too and offered him the most horrible knowledge and revelation in exchange for demands he also didn?t disclose. He did mention that he wasn?t even capable of fulfilling some of the requests while others he wouldn?t under any circumstances even consider. Not only were his reports doubted and ignored, but he became ill to far more than simple ?delusions? as he was diagnosed. The event scarred him and soon became all he ever thought about. He quickly divorced his wife and quit his day job. He wouldn?t write or talk, nor would he entertain himself. He would simply sit around or lie in bed and think about the things he saw and heard a

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Hey, dumbass, this is /lit/ not fan fic.

You or whoever wrote this should cut out all the Quake-specific stuff so that it is no longer fan fiction, only slightly unoriginal. That way it can stand on its own as a decent little bit of sci-fi horror/action.

"Jennifer Egan's third novel opens with neo-punk cyber-junkie main character Danny arriving at his cousin Howie's dilapidated European castle."

Gee, sounds so original.

>>3903

speaking of which it's not implied that he's supposed to be "punked out" till later on

but really, you should hardly dismiss the entire novel based on a brief description, there's allot more to it

I'm actually about halfway through it.

Enjoying it a lot so far, i really like the writing style.

>>3882

2nded, House of Leaves is fun but it's one giant gimmick. Dosen't mean its not a great book, but people give it too much credit. Only Revolutions is actually the same way, based on a gimmick but still a decent book.

i read the phantom tollbooth when i was 10. ive still got the book report which began "this is the best book ever"

>>3902
I see what you did there.