/lit/ - Literature

Cool /r9k/ thread, bro

>>1148619
This. Not a very difficult issue to understand
Fuck the Patriarchy

>Trip madness
>And the Rand troll
Oh goddamnit, I'm out of here

Okay, get the fuck out

>>1146713
Possibly something based on text size? Prehaps my monitor is simply delusional

>>1146860
Nah, go assasinate some corrupt third-world official in a suicide attack. At least become a martyr

oh gawd, he's not a part of some re-enactment of the Raven in that picture, is he?

King of trolls, king of trolls

The Shining, IT, and the long walk are my favourites

>>1146667
Your top hat appears to have blown away by a foul breeze, good sir

This can only mean impending disaster for /lit/

>>1146616
Well, they're the only tards who have names. No way to tell one troll from another

Only ones I think we have are Randtroll/Eagles to mount doom tard, and I'm guessing one hate troll. A few good trolls with the gifting threads as well, I recall

>>1146591
Fucking saved

>>1146452
Pretty sure he's a guy, brosef

Philosopher-Chan And Gamer Girl were the only two trolls notable. Gamer Girl Harnessed debate to excessive lengths, Phisosopher Chan refined this and added malice for a winning combo. I'm reasonably sure they banned him

Fagatron 3000 had potential with all his hate, but was too obvious and quickly died out

The trip spammers of Stagolee, Mogwai, and to a lesser extent Tybrax have enjoyed reasonable success, but nobody really rages and it's an ego trip, so ultimatly that it's fail

I've never liked the idea of recommendations list, but I can respect the fact that you used pre-existing ones- at least it bears some semblance to global board representation

I suspect a good Magnum Opus requires books written other than the Magnum Opus to even be considered

>>1145514
Dem Feminazis, dem Feminazis
but you asked, not me. I suspect the next stop at this point woudl be pop-culture tripe. Although the Crysalids might qualify a bit

>>1145521
Usually, I troll and am a tard when this question is posed. But it's the Iron Giant - Dean. The moar you know

>>1145409
Best be trolling. I liked that one, admittedly it didn't have some kind of profound artistic statement beyond [gulags = bad]. But it did have a very natural feel and I genuinely felt like it was happening as I read it

>>1145507
>Implying Mao didn't write poetry and that Dante's Inferno isn't an epic poem
Suit yerself. But diversity is nice

In the back of the Van. I have candy, too

>>1145483
lol, then maybe I'm just a tard. I tried reading him, I really did. But the moment he started talking national unity I grabbed the vomit bag and fled to the hills.

Also, Dante's Inferno (Read: the divine comedy as a whole is rather overhyped) is actually a decent "poetry" book. Renaissance Italians really had a masterful command of language

Handmaids tale... I think(?)

Radiant Inventory is decent-fuckyea

Gain Socialist cred by buying Mao. He's actually pretty good at times

Fuck Walt Whitman. seriously, Don't bother unless you like your patriotism on

Or you could just stick around on 4chan, pretend you actually read, and become the authoritarian-despot of /lit/ who recommends neckbeards entry-level bullshit and makes "official" /lit/ recommendation lists
That works too

Conclusion:
>Stall for time by saying what you said in the opening as a summary in different words
>Speculate on extra thought regarding what you just wrote down in the whole essay or consolidate data towards some central point(s)
>Give artsy-profound ending comment that is actually (this is important) SLIGHTLY RELATED to what you just said
>Loldone 10,000/10,000