I’ve been on a vicious New Directions Paperbook kick the last month or so. What a lovely publisher. As an aside, Paris Spleen by Baudelaire is one of the best books I’ve read recently. Already reread it a few times in the last month 



So, yeah, stack thread, publisher thread, whatever you want thread

>>21986600 (OP)

Babby’s first real publisher. Good for you, OP.

>>21986600 (OP)

Eww, paperbacks.



Anyways, here's what arrived today.

And here's what I'm reading next (after Stifter and Meyern).

>>21986600 (OP)

OP again. Here’s the non NDP I’ve got on deck. Spring always seems the time to reread Lawrence

Post your stacks, cowards!

It seems a lot here don’t actually read and many who do read don’t seem to have jobs and have to pirate books

>>21986600 (OP)

What does /lit/ think of drake's stack?

A few days ago I bought an anthology of erotic short stories by Anaïs Nin. They better make my peepee happy or else... and I also bought the complete plays of Lawrence.

I hate you

That shoe is hideous.

haha wow he posted it again the abolute madman XDD

She’s so much more than her erotica. She was a very smart, cultured lady with interesting insight. There are probably few women today who have intellectual capacity and philosophical musings that Nin had

I am an ebook chad.

>>21986600 (OP)

Nude Erections are the best! And the paperbacks are good too.

>>21986600 (OP)

I like that New Directions publishes Pound, Celine and Miller.

Are there any other anti-Semitic writers that they publish?

drakes stack is low key bussin

>atheist guide to reality

>the only read book

ebook pseuds outing themselves

>materialist

>non-materialist

what is wrong with you?

See >>21987145 →

>>21986600 (OP)

The Time of the Assassins is pure kino

I’ve been doing a little dive into Rimbaud and I finally see what the big deal is. His poetry makes more sense once you know his life and ideas. He reminds me of John of the Cross in that mysticism sort of way. It was one of the strangest, most interesting life’s any writer has led. I don’t know if you’ve read more Miller but he’s one of my favorites. Such a misrepresented figure. If you liked TotA you should check out some of his essays like Balzac And His Double, and An Open Letter To Surrealists Everywhere. The former deals with Seraphita and Louis Lambert and has the same feel as TotA. The latter I think everyone should read. In fact, I think everyone should read all of Henry Miller’s books. The world would be a better place

I've read the open letter but not the Balzac one. I'll check it out. I'm not that big of a Henry Miller fan but he is underread apart from Tropic of Cancer. Surprised this board doesn't like him more but it's probably just a lack of experience with him.

I think most just know the Tropics books and think he’s a Celine imitator with some smut. Some of his books are very spiritual and he writes about interesting topics. His whole oeuvre is him writing about himself, his thoughts and his blooming. He could be just what the doctor prescribes for the angsty anons who think the world is shit. Miller thought that too but he was always striving that inner peace with destruction all around

Why would this philistine ki*e put a freaking shoe on his books?

> anti-Semitic writers

They hate only (religious) ki*es or all semites (middle-easterners)?
