/lit/ - Literature

>reality as it really is

semantically null collection of words.

there is no reality out there "in itself".

>>3351004
i'm not a tripfag, newfriend.

i've posted several positive remarks about pleb books, like piers anthony, and i participated on a cyberpunk thread. be more observant.

read a hundred more books, come back

real books, not a hundred the wheel of time books or whatever

>>3350950
weak

1/10 for getting me to reply

>implying a piece of literature is only a narrative
>implying music is only tempo
>implying painting is only shapes


so reductive it hurts

>>3350919
i always thought the anglo convention of only having two or three names very confusing. don't you guys get mixed up?

>Am I the only one

next time you feel like posting a thread that begins with these, it's safe to assume that no, you are not.

/lit/ thinks it's entry level pulp.

>>3350900
not really, more like a segment from an md5 for example

like 06d24 or something of the sort. anonymous but recognizable

my full name is four names, way too long to sign with.

i just use a short meaningless pseudonym of both letters and numbers.

>>3350817
no, that's not how the "lol if you" structure works.

>>3350806
>polyglots can't be good writers

lol if you think being proficient enough in english to write a good story is some sort of achievement.

>>3350747
it really gives some scary power to that "if you're so smart why don't you have a girlfriend" troll thread doesn't.

>>3350713
>the bible
>exceptionally bad

>>3350621
oblomov, kinda.

hedonism is appealing. what an insight, OP.

>>3349265
>Has book ever made you cry, /lit/?

no. not even a boner.


>Or even given you a severe sense of the feels?

goodbye to berlin.

>>3350675
take it up with bee, idc.

>>3350670
if you wouldn't like to know the answer, don't ask.

>are manual typewriters worth it?

you have a computer so, no.

>are they generally in working condition, or are easy to fix?

generally working condition.

>is it better to find them in a store and look at them, or do any of you have luck ordering online?

use ebay or something.

>>3350648
i haven't seen zero dark thirty, but i think the criticism is that the movie is ideologically amoral and fascist, not that they've written amoral and fascist characters.

french
spanish
can read portuguese
a bit of ancient greek

not really, but i'm irritated by his twitter feed.

>>3350633
american psycho is to yuppies what less than zero is for college kids.

pretty much anything written in the 19th century is god tier

>>3348386
i thought hemmmmmmingway's fave was spanish?