What are you reading?

[lookingupnotdown]

nope, just watched twitch streams

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jynxzi is kino

 

[$lave]

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jynxzi is kino

i feel so zogged lately ill doomscroll tiktok 4 like 15 minutes and its all just sketch and jynxzi clips and i watch every single one

 

[lookingupnotdown]

i feel so zogged lately ill doomscroll tiktok 4 like 15 minutes and its all just sketch and jynxzi clips and i watch every single one

Its a twitch content renaissance. Reminds me of Tyler1 x Greekgodx. GTA RP days.

 

[DR.G]

professional graffiti, skitzo ramblings printed out and glued to the lamposts, whatever washes up on the beach, and whatever other post-apocalyptic detritus catches my eye

 

[Clovis]

Started List's National System of Political Economy, and still going... sort of strong on Haller's Restoration of Political Science.

 

[$lave]

Started List's National System of Political Economy, and still going... sort of strong on Haller's Restoration of Political Science.

need 2 get moar into haller, must honor gemsgud legacy!

 

[Nemkris]

Lord Of The World (The Reign Of The Antichrist & The End Of The World) by Robert Hugh Benson.
It's kind of sad because the end times he describes are still way better than our current times. It is an interesting read though and predicted some things (nuke-like weapons for example) pretty accurately.

 

[MiddlingIntellect]

I actually just finished Crime and Punishment as well a little over a month ago and thoroughly enjoyed it. Best high school English class coded book I've read and it (I think) has actual compelling Christian themes. Picked up and will read the other high rated Dostoevsky (Notes from Underground and Bros. Karamazov).

 

[resu]

I mostly read poetry, especially John Dryden, my favorite English poet.

Lord Of The World (The Reign Of The Antichrist & The End Of The World) by Robert Hugh Benson.
It's kind of sad because the end times he describes are still way better than our current times. It is an interesting read though and predicted some things (nuke-like weapons for example) pretty accurately.

I read that a few years ago but forgot about it until your post. I remember what you mean about the end times he describes, though, and I liked his idea of a new religious order, in the end times, to succeed all the others. I think that's what it was, anyway.

 

[bemis]

Lord Of The World (The Reign Of The Antichrist & The End Of The World) by Robert Hugh Benson.
It's kind of sad because the end times he describes are still way better than our current times. It is an interesting read though and predicted some things (nuke-like weapons for example) pretty accurately.

I've got a copy of this right now that I just picked up, I forgot who it was that said it, but apparently two Popes have recommended it. It seems a lot like most other dystopian novels written in that time period, but from a Catholic perspective which I think will make it interesting. I've just finished reading His Master's Voice by Stanislaw Lem. Lem has written a lot of great books that have been adapted to film and such. I found His Master's Voice to be a much more interesting take on the premise being contacted from life outside our solar system.