/lit/ - Literature

Once I'm done with my current project, I plan to write a story based in the Netherworld that takes heavy inspiration for Bosch's Garden of Unearthly Delights.

What projects do you have in the pipeline, /lit/

About damn time someone made this video.

>>3823483
That's what google says

>>3823441
I had a similar issue with finishing Infinite Jest. Jumping into a re-read of Great Gatsby just felt super bland in comparison. All I can offer as help to the two of you is finish whatever it is you're reading. As you push through it and see how the story of a 'simpler' book play out, you start to grow a natural attachment to its themes and characters. By the time you finish it, you'll find yourself back in a more accepting mentality. At least I did.

>>3823425
Prolly from riding her bike whilst reading intensely involved novels.

>>3823421
>Foot shot
Her left ankle's been sprained, yo.

My novel because she's helping me edit and note what I have so far since I'm too sick to write anything new.

>>3821928
You're the dumbest person on this board.

I'm being harsh. Most annoying would be accurate though. What a stupid argument you're posing, what does it matter where an individual attains his world view?

>>3815937
As someone who loved IJ, you've got me pretty hyped. Thanks, stan.

>>3815907
I don't feel like it. Everything I've put down for my novel in the last week has been crap.

>>3815842
It's not here yet and I have to finish Technics and Human Development first.
I hear it's a fantastic read for writers. Guess I wanted some opinions from some of /lit/'s.

Just ordered this off Amazon, /lit/. What were your experiences with the book?

>>3814153
Well fuck.

>>3814807
How so? I haven't seen the film yet.

>>3809443
>>3809448
Maybe it's a disgruntled friend trying to make him look like a fool.

>>3809401
This is now quite boring.

I've always thought about what I would post on /lit/ if I ever got my working novel published. It didn't take long to come to the decision that it would be a simple thank you letter to all the /lit/izins that gave me feedback and critique and I would forbid myself from giving out the name of myself or my novel.

>>3800654
Are you... Are you following me?

>>3800623
That's what I've been hearing. Due to the very different multiple-stories-in-one-timeline format it takes awhile for things to start coming together. I'm rather looking forward to watching it though. Just need to hurry up and get through Season 3. Really should've started refreshing myself on the series a full month ago.

>>3800278
Well then it's good that this is just a poster design my friend sketched up for my birthday. I, personally, rather like it.

>>3800118
Would you read my book, OP?

>>3799906
How is the new season of AD? I'm still in the process of rewatching the series before jumping in.

>>3800064
It's a character development piece, so I'm okay with it being perceived as uninteresting. As you said, these are fragments. Thanks for the feedback.

>>3799574
That sentence accurately exemplifies how the English language is so goddamn stupid.