/lit/ - Literature

Yeah, this is the book that taught me about the nigger mentality and their innate fear of white man.

>>19458824
I bought a tiny version that I carry in my pocket and read when I have to wait for things

>>19458824
Better than the movie.

>>19458957
reddit moment

>>19458824
I liked it, but it’s hard to talk about because of retards like >>19458904 that read the first 30 pages and go “huehue n*ggers, right?”

>>19458824
Found it in a box set of "boy's adventure novels"

Not really, it was a difficult read. I enjoyed Apocalypse Now a lot more.

>>19458953
That's gotta be pretty tiny

>>19458824
I liked it, then unliked it then liked it again. It’s quite interesting how the protagonist moves the story forward with his framing. It also does a good job of instilling the fear of the unknown into you, it’s actually a fairly good read. If you think it’s racist well then you don’t know how to do a proper literary analysis. Apocalypse Now is probably one of the only movies ever made to be as good as the book, though Capella didn’t know he wasn’t making Heart of Darkness the movie till the end of its production. Another fantastic topic to discuss for another time, or board.

>>19459920
Kek pocketlet detected

>>19460365
>I liked it, then unliked it then liked it again. It’s quite interesting how the protagonist moves the story forward with his framing. It also does a good job of instilling the fear of the unknown into you, it’s actually a fairly good read. If you think it’s racist well then you don’t know how to do a proper literary analysis. Apocalypse Now is probably one of the only movies ever made to be as good as the book, though Capella didn’t know he wasn’t making Heart of Darkness the movie till the end of its production. Another fantastic topic to discuss for another time, or board.

>>19458824
No, i hated it
>>19458957
Wrong

>>19460365
>Apocalypse Now is probably one of the only movies ever made to be as good as the book,
If you are mentally retarded maybe

>>19458824
i like it a lot