In a fictional scenario where you get to keep just one book the rest of your life, which book would it be?

The Illiad by Homer. It’s all in there.

Siddhartha.

Book? You mean like paper book? I don’t even use those anymore.

Great sex for the over sixties by Ivor Ardon.
I’m going to need it eventually so it’s gotta be a keeper.

My diary

Harry Potter 3. Its soothing, fantastical nature would help me cope with this reality where I cannot read anything else.

Simple :) I’d pick The Bible. Don’t need more.

I’m trapped on a deserted island right? A book of matches then.~

The Bible, most definitly. There are a myriad of stories to read in it.
Hopefully by the end of my life I will come to understand its meaning/message.

An anthology of poems.

Joyce’s Ulysses.

Karma sutra or Steppenwolf or Demian or romance of the three kingdoms… I don’t know, there’s so many to choose from!

I’ll let you know when I finish the Discworld Series.

The Collected Works of William Shakespeare.

I’d choose an enchanted book.

Just one book, forever?

Uhm…

How could I choose?

I suppose the omnibus edition of Lord of the Rings.

Do I have a computer? I don’t need any books…

As Man Thinketh by James Allen

The Bible.

I don’t know, but it would have to be a picture book. Either a porn mag or an illustrated encyclopedia about diseases.

In Search of Lost Time by Marcel Proust.

The Bible, just because I’ve never read it. I always promised myself I would, but every time I start, I get bogged down in Exodus.

Probably Overqualified by Joey Comeau.
I have a lot of favourite books that I love just as much, if not more (and I hesitate to pick the one of them that is so short!) but I’ve gone back to it the most and foresee myself wanting to go back to it quite a few more times in the future.

I would take the dictionary… and an endless supply of paper and pens so I could write down all my favorite stories.