QTDDTOT

[Anonymous No.18134619]

~ Questions that don't deserve their own thread ~

Do you need...
...writing advice?
...book recs?
...needlessly caustic opinions?

If so, ask your stupid question in this thread.

[Anonymous No.18134637]

Lit that involves travelling, preferably U.S.A. but can be any country as long as it's real places and there are a lot of different places visited

[Anonymous No.18134699]

>>18134637
The Snow Geese

[Anonymous No.18134715]

I need a good "how to poetry" book and a good "anthology of greek poems" book translated into english of course with helpful but minimal footnotes about the poets themselves. my penguins classics greek anthology is out of print and falling apart

[Anonymous No.18134936]

>>18134699
Thanks!

[Anonymous No.18135623]

>>18134619
I love snails. Why do I love snails?

[Anonymous No.18135690]

Anyone knows of historical precedents where an individual paid a writer to write a book for him (her) only? I don't mean like a publisher paying a writer to churn out x books every y year or so, I mean something akin to someone privately paying a painter to paint a picture of X at his request.

I would literally give Natsuo Kirino all I have if she agreed to write an alternate history novel where the US was unable to build the atomic bomb the time and went through with Operation Downfall, the invasion of the Japanese Home Islands and where a group of nubile Japanese female guerrilas would fight, seduce, kill and ballbust american soldiers.

[Anonymous No.18135716]

>>18135690
It is still a common practice in non-fiction and was common in fiction during the days of the pulp magazines.

[Anonymous No.18135901]

What do yall think of presuppositional arguments? Do you find the transcendental argument for god convincing?

[Anonymous No.18135906]

What's the best martial arts biographies/fiction books?

[Anonymous No.18137231]

Whats the difference between post modernism and post structuralism

[Anonymous No.18137239]

>>18134637
Percy Jackson: The Lightning Thief

[Anonymous No.18137270]

>>18134637
Steel Ball Run

[Anonymous No.18137509]

books on gnosticism?

[Anonymous No.18137560]

What a useless fucking thread

[Anonymous No.18137572]

>>18137560
I remember when QTDDTOT was useful. Anime was the OP pic and anons were effort posting. How far it fell.

[Anonymous No.18137620]

bump for the thread that can save /lit/ from the shitposting span

[Anonymous No.18137625]

anime!

[Anonymous No.18137639]

>>18137620
I'd love to see the death of image boards described through a spenglerian viewpoint

[Anonymous No.18138773]

How have Christian Existentialists responded to the problem of evil?

[Anonymous No.18139657]

>>18138773
Universalism. See David Bentley Hart’s ‘That all shall be saved’

[Anonymous No.18139921]

>>18134637
On the Road

[Anonymous No.18139935]

What is the Holy Ghost? I understand the Father and the Son perfectly well but fall short on the third part of the trinity. What does the Holy Ghost do? How to I perceive it?

[Anonymous No.18140727]

>>18135906
heard mike tyson's auto-bio is pretty good
could read book of five rings too
>>18137509
wikipedia is better for learning about that... or a book/anthology on general mysticism. there really isn't much on gnosticism in particular because the early church and later scholarship blew it the fuck out very quickly. also doesn't help that its "crux" is that its supposed to be secretive
>>18139935
sort of like a guide/teacher for the individual Christian... sort of like another conscious
we cannot truly comprehend the spiritual with any significance if we don't have him, the Holy Spirit

[Anonymous No.18140750]

>>18134637
Travels With Charley in Search of America - Steinbeck

[Anonymous No.18140756]

>>18134637
A Week on the Concord and Merrimack Rivers
Cape Cod
The Maine Woods
Any Thoreau basically

[Anonymous No.18140759]

can I get recs for dark comedy novels?

[Anonymous No.18140767]

>>18140727
Yeah, but what does the Holy Ghost do concretely? The Father can create stuff and the Son can cure blindness, but what can the Holy Ghost do?

[Anonymous No.18140773]

>>18140767
distribute spiritual gifts
also "fruits of the spirit"

[Anonymous No.18140774]

>>18140759
The Good Soldier Svejk
Catch-22
Slaughterhouse Five

[Anonymous No.18140804]

I’m considering abandoning fiction all together and just reading nf when I have the time. Anyone have a valid reason why I shouldn’t?

[Anonymous No.18140825]

>>18140804
because fiction is fun?
if you wanna be pretentious, you can only read the classics and try to go HS english teacher on them about the underlying values and character themes etc
but honestly you should just read whatever you want

[Anonymous No.18140860]

>>18140773
What spiritual gifts?

[Anonymous No.18140866]

>>18140860
read 1 corinthians 12

[Anonymous No.18141775]

bump

[Anonymous No.18141796]

Somebody pick 2 of these for my next order. I'm tryna get 1 chinese modern classic, 1 of the great 4 classic chinese novels (or a volume of one), or vol 1 of the arabian nights.

[Anonymous No.18141818]

>>18141796

[Anonymous No.18141891]

>>18141796
2 of what?

[Anonymous No.18141983]

>>18134619
Any good books about writing various genres?

[Anonymous No.18142388]

What books should one read to learn about a modern implementation of monarchism? like 'neo-monarchism' or something

[Anonymous No.18143176]

Why are books so fucking expensive?

[Anonymous No.18144361]

Does anyone know of any good lecture series I could watch/download online? Whether on YouTube or tpb. I’m interested in literature or history specifically.

[Anonymous No.18144375]

>>18143176
Yeah it’s too difficult finding hardcover books :(

[Anonymous No.18144448]

>>18143176
>>18144375
>what is z library
>what is libgen

[Anonymous No.18144466]

>>18144448
things that won't survive an EMP and or censorship/increasingly closed-garden systems and services

[Anonymous No.18144504]

>>18141796
Samefagging to make this clearer. Pick 3 of these books for me to order:
1- penguin book of japanese short stories
2- vol 1 of the arabian nights (penguin translation)
3- penguin complete fictions of lu xun
4- vol 1 of dream of the red chamber
5- cat country
6- journey to the west

[Anonymous No.18144593]

>>18144448
Can you buy hardcovers on z library?

[Anonymous No.18144693]

No sexy girl this time?
Lame, Mr. /sci/nigger.

[Anonymous No.18145231]

>>18144593
I'm more interested in the book itself
>>18144466
Meds

[Anonymous No.18145244]

>>18144504
Clarifying something isn’t samefagging

[Anonymous No.18145282]

>>18144693

[Anonymous No.18145343]

Is it completely useless to date a hardcore feminist or am I good2go?

[Anonymous No.18145467]

>>18145244
Just answer it pouuuussi

[Anonymous No.18145483]

Do any of you feel as if you think much more clearly when you eliminate (most) unnecessary carbs from your diet and actually stick to healthy, whole foods, like fish and vegetables?

I was forced to go on this diet for financial purposes just a couple months ago now but whoa. There is no other reason for why I feel.....better, bros? Feels good to feel better man

I am thinking much more clearly, much more cerebrally than ever before.

Anyone else had this experience or am I just a faggot, bros?

[Anonymous No.18145500]

>>18144504
None. stop reading chink fiction.

[Anonymous No.18145524]

>>18134637
>travelling, real places but not real events (for the most part)
Adventures of a Younger Son by Edward John Trelawny
>travelling, real places and events
Any travel book by Alexandra David-Néel. She inspired the Beats' aesthetic and curiosity for Tibetan Buddhism, but unlike them, she was the real thing, she travelled to East Asia, lived there and witnessed ritual practices firsthand.

[Anonymous No.18145551]

>>18134715
For epic Greek poetry there's Hesiod, The Homeric Hymns and Homerica (translated by Hugh Evelyn-White). It has all of the remaining Greek epic poetry (except for the Iliad and the Odyssey) in the original Greek with an English translation.
There's also an English-only edition that you can get for 12 bucks on Abebooks. The bilingual edition is harder to find in physical form but pdfs are aplenty.

[Anonymous No.18145582]

>>18135690
Most striking example I know of is Saddam Hussein commissioning a personal copy of the Quran written in his own blood.
The online erotica industry is also huge, and it's basically people paying other to write about their most private fetishes.

In ancient times it was very common to pay for eulogies, hymns in favor of a newborn son, and the like.

[Anonymous No.18145611]

Looking for a science fiction short story I read about a year ago and can't remember the name of. The plot involves a scientist creating a race of small short-lived creatures that do scientific research for him at a vast rate and a banker trying to use one of his discoveries to hold the US government hostage with a bomb that has the power to level about all of DC.

[Anonymous No.18145646]

>>18140866
Thanks, anon

[Anonymous No.18145658]

>>18135901
Transcendental arguments for God are enticing, but they ultimately prove nothing, the reasoning is only bound to circle back to the fact it has assumed certain conditions as necessary for things to exist. As apologetics they are just elegantly circular, however as theology for the already believing (where there is no need to convert and God can safely be taken as the source of all things) they can be used to build a nice ontology.

It's kinda the same for presuppositional arguments in general, they can do a good job of organizing one's worldview when one is already a believer, and they can even be a strong intellectual buttress to religious institution (like the Catholic Church), but as arguments for the existence of God in a rational debate they hold no weight.

Also, the idea that you're going to logically argue people into believing in God is kind of a relic of the past, in the West at least it can only end up striking us as weird.
Those kinds of arguments make sense in a mostly theistic society, where you main ideological adversaries are themselves believers of another faith (or of another version of the faith), and when everything from popular custom to state institutions is grounded on the assumption that God exists. There God already exists in a sociological sense (the entire society is geared toward a god-dominated worldview), and the logical arguments tie it all together and add an intellectual veneer.

In societies like ours, however, it can only be confined to the few solid religious institutions still standing (here again, a good example is the Catholic church). Outside of them the societal ground for their power of persuasion is utterly broken, and the arguments can no longer stand.

[Anonymous No.18145668]

>>18145231
Good for you?

[Anonymous No.18145698]

>>18143176
>why are beautiful, rare, ornate Renaissance picture books so expensive
For that same price you could get all of Homer, Hesiod and hesiod-era poetry, the Nine Lyrics, the Three Tragedians plus Aristophanes, the Three Historians, all of the presocratics, all of Plato and Aristotles, most of the ten Orators, plus all of Plutarch, Pausanias, Pseudo-Appolodorus, Menander, Diogenes Laertes and then some.

Alternatively, you could get all the major names of the 19th century French realist novel (aka the GOAT period of realism in novels) including the 93 works of the Human Comedy and the 20 novels of the Rougon-Macquart series, plus all of Proust and Giono on top of that.

[Anonymous No.18145732]

>>18145483
That plus good, regular sleep and enough water is probably the single most important step into eliminating brainfog. You're definitely not the only one.
Consider bad (carb-and-fat heavy with too much sugar) diet as something like a lower form of alcoolism: like drinking alcohol, it's not going to do much in occasional, small amounts, but regularly and on the long run it's going to damage everything (also not everyone has the same tolerance for gluten - most people take it fine, a few should actively avoid it).
So props for finding this out by yourself, try to stick with it if you can.

[Anonymous No.18146685]

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[Anonymous No.18147126]

>>18145500
Kawabata and tanizaki are better than 90% of the west's classics. I don't say mishima because he's only better than 70% of the west's classics.

[Anonymous No.18147948]

I'm trying this again in these types of threads.
Can I get some e-reader recommendations? Can all of them read pdfs? So I can just pirate books and put them there? I've been doing some research but want perspective from /lit/

[Anonymous No.18148319]

Why are leftshits so retarded?
>white genocide
>a conspiracy theory
It's an inevitability, if current immigration policy is allowed to continue in the US and most of Europe. Why are these pink-haired overweight faggots so eager to genocide themselves? Is it because they hate themselves, and by extension, everyone else genetically close to them?

[« Ƹ̵̡Ӝ̵̨̄Ʒ » !!bGBGaUpA8kS No.18148347]

>>18148319
>Posts a blowjack
>conflates demographic shifts with genocide
>thinks leftists are retards

[Anonymous No.18148383]

18148347
>Tripfagging
Opinion discarded.

[Anonymous No.18148392]

>>18148347
>the deliberate killing of a large number of people from a particular nation or ethnic group with the aim of destroying that nation or group

Do I need to post all the examples of leftists saying things about replacing white people and why it's a good thing?

[Anonymous No.18148399]

>>18148347
>The holocaust wasn't genocide, it was just a demographic shift.

[Anonymous No.18148405]

>>18148347
>Deliberately inflicting on the group conditions of life calculated to bring about its physical destruction in whole or in part
>Imposing measures intended to prevent births within the group

[« Ƹ̵̡Ӝ̵̨̄Ʒ » !!bGBGaUpA8kS No.18148418]

>>18148392
Do I need to post all the real examples of actual genocides? A crazy person making a threatening comment to hurt the feelings of bootlickers isn’t ever going to result in a mass killing on that scale.
Your kinds obsession with the borders are going to get everyone killed, I swear.

The main trouble is women don’t want to settle down with you. You’re poor and crazy. The fault is in state-capitalism. Not brown people.

[Anonymous No.18148433]

>>18148347
But these are just the UN's definition of genocide. >>18148392 >>18148405

Others have criticized their definition for being too narrow, for example, the definition is limited to direct acts against people, and excludes acts against the environment which sustains them or their cultural distinctiveness. Some analysts say the definition of genocide is so narrow that none of the mass killings perpetrated since the treaty's adoption would fall under it.

Regardless, if an action or policy directly contributes to the extinction of an ethnic group, that action or policy is genocidal in nature, and modern Western immigration policy directly contributes to the extinction of native European ethnic groups.

[Anonymous No.18148442]

>>18148418
Are you the real butterfag, or a troll impersonating it? Based on this reply, i'll assume you're a troll.

[« Ƹ̵̡Ӝ̵̨̄Ʒ » !!bGBGaUpA8kS No.18148501]

>>18148399
The “holocaust” is a genocide because people were killed in it. Do you know what “cide” means? Found in the words “homicide” or “regicide” or “suicide”. It’s the act of killing.
To fail to breed as much is not the act of killing.

>>18148433
Broadening the definition to mean a demographic shift, such as the pure ancient Egyptian, is a ridiculous idea. And you are ridiculous for believing in it.
Not your continent anyway.

[Anonymous No.18148513]

>>18144504
arabian nights is good, penguin translation is fine but the richard burton translation is fun and looks nice on your shelf
idk about the other ones, a lot of the chink shit I've read is poorly translated, reads like wood
>>18145343
no dick in crazy

[Anonymous No.18148543]

>>18148501
Why do you seem pissed off? You're making baseless assumptions about my life, and who I am, despite that I haven't insulted you until now, you hideous sterile lesbian

The actual distinction between white genocide theory, and actual genocide, is analog to homicide vs manslaughter. It's unfortunate that rightists have clinged to the word 'genocide', when extinction would be more apt, and nitpicking about words is completely irrelevant to the debate. If a human ethnic group goes extinct, it's a tragedy, just like if a sub-species of animal goes extinct.

According to some definitions, white genocide is real, according to others it's not. Regardless, ethnicities native to Europe face extinction by mass immigration, and that's a tragedy, especially because the immigration policy was ostensibly enacted for the sake of empathy for the suffering of poor browns.

You seem to be actually genocidal towards whites, and if you're not a troll, then you should kill yourself, and if you are a troll, then good job, you got me to reply.

[Anonymous No.18148565]

Anons, where do you go for fresh, interesting stories online? Only options I’ve found were stumbling across wordpress sites like oases in a desert, or places like Wattpad - which is infested with teen girls lusting over werewolves, best I can tell.

You guys know of any sort of middle ground?

[Anonymous No.18148605]

>>18148347
I know you've said you're an adult but you communicate like an adolescent

[Anonymous No.18148626]

>>18148501
>yes there are policies in effect right now deliberately constructed as to eliminate a certain group from the gene pool by means of major demographic shift, but thats too broad to constitute genocide
Holy mother of nitpick.

[Anonymous No.18148634]

>>18148565
you mean like OC stories? its always going to be filled with amateur schlock man, idk what you'd expect

[Anonymous No.18148702]

>>18148626
The issue is the UN's definition of genocide, and whether it can be proven that the elimination of whites is deliberate, or accidental.
"White extinction" would be a better description than "white genocide", and we could finally move on from the stupid argument of whether or not it's genocide and maybe make some progress in solving the problem.

[« Ƹ̵̡Ӝ̵̨̄Ʒ » !!bGBGaUpA8kS No.18148715]

>>18148543
>You're making baseless assumptions about my life
You’re anonymous. You use his name and you get generalized. Don’t be thin skinned about it.
“Extinction” is more appropriate, but still alarmist. Ancient Egyptians genetics still exist. But of course the racist doesn’t care about that.
The mere passage of time is that tragedy. The subspecies of homo sapian as a whole has a real threat of extinction facing it, and the racists contribute to it with their shenanigans.

I want an end to state-capitalism, which would slow and likely reverse the immigration crises.
on a personal level. I’d love a home full of women, and even children if they so chose.

[« Ƹ̵̡Ӝ̵̨̄Ʒ » !!bGBGaUpA8kS No.18148725]

>>18148626
State-capitalism is the enemy.

[Anonymous No.18148752]

>>18135623
because snails are cute

[Anonymous No.18148773]

>>18148634
Effectively. And point. Guess I’m looking for something akin to Wattpad not aimed for the YA contingent. Or at least an aggregator of the aforementioned Wordpress sites.

Though maybe that’s just a pipedream, iunno.

[Anonymous No.18148791]

>>18148773
maybe start a thread on here and ask people to share their stories, I'm sure you'd find some like-minded folks, or at least find where they go for stories
I figure a lot of them might be too sensitive to post their sonichu bullshit on here for the cruel anonymous to see

[Anynomous No.18148806]

>>18148715
1) I'm not thin skinned, but it's tedious and counter-productive to conversation.

2) I'm not Anonymous, I'm Anynomous.

3) Being alarmist is appropriate in some situations.

4) Ancient Egyptians are no longer a superpower; you can make a case that their gene pool suffered a lowering in the overall quality of the average person, which seems evident by the degradation of their power and contributions to culture and science; modern Egypt is an impoverished shit hole, and if that's Europe's future, then the situation is serious.

5) Yes, environmental concerns are a serious issue, but that doesn't invalidate other issues. The energy cliff should probably be our biggest concern, because when we run out of oil, society as we know it will end. maybe that's a good thing

6) Capitalism allows massive growth when resources are plentiful, but I agree, it's not sustainable and there needs to be a change.

7) Sorry for calling you names.

[« Ƹ̵̡Ӝ̵̨̄Ʒ » !!bGBGaUpA8kS No.18148840]

>>18148806
I don’t care for “superpowers”. They’re trash. Egypt was actually about to industrialize right after Britain, but they had to put a stop to it of course. People are impoverished because of state-capitalism

Also don’t care for this notion of growth. It’s false.

>Sorry for calling you names
No problem. I’m thick skinned.

[Anonymous No.18148857]

>>18148725
Are you 17?

[« Ƹ̵̡Ӝ̵̨̄Ʒ » !!bGBGaUpA8kS No.18148865]

>>18148857
At 17 I was a Christian conservative.
Anarchism, direct democracy, is a legit solution to most of the problems facing society today.

[Anonymous No.18148874]

>>18148865
How old are you now

[Anynomous No.18148889]

I'm an idiot. I post this seething comment >>18148319 ...and then later, I say "insults are tedious and counterproductive". I need to stop using the internet as an emotional outlet.

[« Ƹ̵̡Ӝ̵̨̄Ʒ » !!bGBGaUpA8kS No.18148930]

>>18148889
There there. There there.

And throw out the damn blowjacks

[Anonymous No.18148945]

Have you ever felt embarrassed about how long it takes you a read a book on average ?

[Anonymous No.18148962]

>>18148945
Yeah but i cope by pretending to read tons of them and being condensing on /lit/

[Anonymous No.18149020]

What are some good books about poetry, and what are some good collections of poems? I write poems for fun but they're not very good to say the least; I want to get better at it.

[Anonymous No.18149058]

>>18148945
yes but not too bad because I have a job
books are supposed to be leisurely anon, it isn't a contest

[Anonymous No.18149070]

>>18149020
get a poetry anthology off thriftbooks. theres tons of them for 5-ish bucks that are 500+ pages. I only suggest you stay away from translated ones, and ones that emphasize ethnic groups or "contemporary" poets. get a real "classics" one. I'd suggest something with a title like "best english/american poems"

[Anonymous No.18149071]

>>18149058
of course, but i have a growing appetite for reading more and more, so it makes my lackluster retention and comprehension more frustrating.
it doesn't help that i mostly read on my smartphone

[Anonymous No.18149081]

>>18149071
get a e-reader, if physical books arent an option
reading on a smartphone is grating and distracting.

[Anonymous No.18149092]

>>18148930
Put a finger in my ass plz, mommi i need it bad or else i'll have to give u a cum tribute some time

[Anonymous No.18149168]

>>18149071
Get away from your phone

[Anonymous No.18150441]

>>18148930
You will never be a woman.

[Anonymous No.18151344]

/crt/ should be a regular thread again

[Anonymous No.18151380]

Is this guy midwit or actually decent?

[Anonymous No.18151386]

hi I’m reading the hobbit and can someone explain what the meaning behind Bilbo using ‘Not the man....’ or ‘Not the fellow....’ is when seeing Gandalf, is this banter?

[Anonymous No.18151390]

>>18151380
He's fantastic. Usually super thorough.

[Anonymous No.18152195]

>>18148874
She's gen x so 40-55

[Anonymous No.18152235]

>>18151386
Is this a joke?

[Anonymous No.18152289]

>>18152195
Thats not the real butterfly. Its some angsty dude pretending to be her

[Anonymous No.18152356]

>>18145658
>As apologetics they are just elegantly circular
Hmm yes, although according to a popular religious YouTuber all worldviews are circular at the paradigm level. The thing I find fascinating about transcendental arguments is that their proponents put them forward as ‘devastating’ and basically undefeatable. Also I kind of agree with you saying that logical arguments for God will be unpersuasive for most people nowadays, as their inalienable belief in self determination will make the idea of an omnipotent being telling them what to do laughable, and of course thanks to the hit jobs by Gibbons and co making Christianity look primitive and anti-rational thought.

[Anonymous No.18152414]

What brick should i read next out of these?
Mason and dixon
Giles, goat-boy
Underworld
Fathers and crows
JR

[Anonymous No.18152558]

Bump

[Anonymous No.18152896]

Where's the best place to start with Robbe-Grillet? Already seen marienbad

[« Ƹ̵̡Ӝ̵̨̄Ʒ » !!bGBGaUpA8kS No.18152976]

>>18152289
I’m not angsty. I’m just defending my positions.

>>18148874
I’m tired of answering it. I am middle aged. 48

[« Ƹ̵̡Ӝ̵̨̄Ʒ » !!bGBGaUpA8kS No.18152988]

>>18148501
Wow. Why were the Egyptians erased?
Really weird

[Anonymous No.18153105]

>>18152976
>>18152988
PUT YOUR FINGER IN MY ASS PLEASE BABY

[Anonymous No.18153219]

>>18152976
You're pretty angsty my dude. You very much seem like an adolescent.

[« Ƹ̵̡Ӝ̵̨̄Ʒ » !!bGBGaUpA8kS No.18153870]

>>18153219
Maybe it’s the caffeine

[Anonymous No.18154355]

>>18153219
IDK Butterfly posts always seem consistent to me. If there ever was an impostor it was a pretty good one. If it looks like Butterfly, smells like Butterfly, talks like Butterfly, it's Butterfly amirite?
>>18152976
If you are really 48, why are you still posting on lit? Don't mean to provoke you or anything, but I always feel like people stop using shitposting websites once they get past the age of thirty. Maybe it's just my 26yr old imagination.

[« Ƹ̵̡Ӝ̵̨̄Ʒ » !!bGBGaUpA8kS No.18154859]

>>18154355
I do this instead of tv.
I should read more, I know.

[Anonymous No.18155315]

I have a digital version of this litigation guide and I want to read all of it and really internalize what it has to offer. It’s long as shit and not the most interesting thing to read. Any advice on how to structure my digital notes to make the process more engaging? I use roam research so I could make new linking pages for everything, but I feel like that’s just copying and pasting the whole guide as I read through it and not really internalizing it. Any advice? Please /lit/. I need your help. No amount of books on notes and learning has given me the secret to a project this large.

[Anonymous No.18155533]

>>18155315
What if I just read it as fast as I could without taking notes /lit/? To find out what parts are most important?

[Anonymous No.18155712]

>>18154355
Just look at the trip.

[Anonymous No.18155760]

>>18147948
hope you're still here
kobo and kindle are the 2 big dogs of e readers
they both read pdf, but poorly. kobo is slightly better I heard
on kobo you'd want to pirate epub files and for kindle you'd want to pirate mobi files. epubs are only slightly more common. its also painless to convert epub to mobi, unless the file is gigantic. sending from pc to kindle is slightly easier than kobo because you can do it wirelessly. on kobo, you'll need to plug in your device and do it through a drag and drop menu
kobo QC is hit and miss, kindle is relatively good. kobo has blue light filter, only expensive kindles have it.
both brands are passable. if you go with kobo, buy from wal mart for a better return policy than rakuten.

[Anonymous No.18155763]

>>18155533
>>18155315
This anon again. Sometimes the algorithm is pretty fantastic.

https://youtu.be/nPOI4f7yCag

[Anonymous No.18155862]

i've been reading "a sand county almanac" repeatedly as of late and i'm in love. anything similar?

[Anonymous No.18156806]

>>18134619
nice thread wp

[Anonymous No.18157024]

Where to start with Faulkner?

[Anynomous No.18157500]

bump