/lit/ - Literature

>>1129434
lolwat. He resembles a vampire, even though the art isn't terrible

>>1129429
Come at me bro

When the hell did /lit/ become /Trip wars/?

G is Poirot. How clever... but I bet O is not dead because it's a PR deal and Google probably doesn't like scaring toddlers

>>1126964
Yeah, I don't like blocking trips because I'll never know if they're saging my threads or the occasional drama snippet. Dean from the iron giant

>come on /lit/
>another "X is greater than Y because I like X" thread
>as if everyone on /lit/ isn't fanatically indoctrinated after reading work that only strengthens their beliefs
[everyone in this thread]

Because providing undivided attention to trips NEVER made them bask in the limelight as trolls

See: Stagolee

>>1126857
>still mad

>>1126826
>poetry and application to action-film
Cool digression bro

>>1126796
>getting mad at a response over the internet
And here I was talking about writing poetry

>>1126766
You've got a point there. But you can't deny that popular fiction has managed to create dramatic tension and fear effectively enough in a viewer even without the audio component. The major problem being significant difference of length and wording in a poem as opposed to novel. Probably an issue which could be solved by moving focus to immerisve portraits of the environment and all objects, and treating the character as a disctinct object among many rather than as a spectator. Also, increased use of onomatopoeia and sensory effects as well as personal state should be important. Hmm, using thriller novels as a template should be reasonable for getting a rough idea of what is needed/what isn't

>>1126750
>attacking technicalities
>rather than simply considering the idea
Ah, the trip who embodies the best and worst of /lit/. Intense intolerance and insolence, but at the same time a generally rational point of view

It's not practical to have a soundtrack, for obvious reasons. But I'll admit that the feeling of "instant tension" you get from action film soundtracks is really what made me interested in the first place.

Another example

So /lit/, I've come to a rather interesting problem:
It's almost impossible to induce adrenaline in a reader while viewing poetry. The kind of action-film hijinx that a attaches a viewer through thrill (EG: Rambo or something of the like) seems out of place and unsuitable in the steady, generally less action-based realm of poetry. For instance: The infamous lobby fight scene from the matrix may be convulting or boring, and possibly even miss the core action intended if it were written out in 7-word sentences for a 8 line poem. But at the same time I feel that there IS a way to write this kind of poetry and be successful. I wonder if anon may be able to assist in finding an answer

I'm not here to ask for value judgements regarding genres, I'm just interested if an "action-packed" poem of this style is even possible. Any thoughts, /lit/?

pic related, the kind of scene I'm thinking of

>>1125875
>my face when anonymous is an endangered species in a sea of trips

>>1125868
over-rated, pretentious pseudo-intellectual troll

>>1125168
This tard still exists? Cripes, I'd like to purge half of these tards

I think you're gonna need more evidence

>>1125345
it's open-source, brosef.

>>1125215
I noticed. /lit/ is /shit/ 50% of the time- popularity seems directly related to how much a trip spams off-topic crap. But you're one of the better trips, so I wouldn't recommend you worry about it.

>post in the morning
>come back
>nothing
Seriously? this was interesting enough to deserve a bump

>>1124068
Exact same response they generally gave that tard:
>>>/r9k/11109115

But I like this interpretation. So back to the dungeon with you, knave

>Saw this on /r9k/, /lit/. You might find it interesting:
Arcanine, I'm a sociologist that for some silly reason decided to study the decaying husk of 4chan. Conclusion:

4chan is a Carnival. Not the lame festivals that exist in modern society, but a proper ugly Carnival with masks and vulgarity and sex and indulgence and ridiculousness. All the carnivals in western society were taken over by the powers that be and turned into pretty and safe festivals cause the carnival is pretty dangerous to dominant folk. See the table to the left if you know how to brain.

>however, I want to point out that the key difference is that 4chan is permanent, whereas a carnival is not. In the end you could almost compare it more as a cross between a "failed state" with boredom/social and a carnival

You couldn't pick a more generic copypasta even if you tried.

Seriously, at least personalize the board name