/lit/ - Literature

Yet I love Burroughs stream of consciousness. More disappointing than the shock of bananas or adenoids is reading Slothrop's genealogy and realising that this is a sad filk of Catch-22.

I'll call you back when I hit unfilked text. Or am convinced that it is filks all the way down.

>>1928361

No, I don't own a beard. Too young.

I was thinking more along the lines of L'Étranger, but then again Meursault was a faggot

hey look it's the dude from >>>/b/322099024

at least over there I could dump porn in return :|

>>1452394
sounds like the sopranos, no wait they started out awesome and ended with a "you dirty good for nothing cocksucker what the fuck was that fade to black about?"

Just a quick question, /lit/, regarding a certain series of books revolving around a certain desert planet and its importance to a certain galaxy, mostly written by a certain deceased American.

If the Fremen of Dune consider spitting to be an honorable greeting, would refusing water from a host be considered an insult? If they were on the surface without a stillsuit, and they are offered water from a personal rival of theirs, would this be considered an insult? Regarding the former, would Fremen even give out their water in lavish banquets of some sort if they were wealthy in rings?

What would they think about ice, or the frosty treat that is ice cream?

Picture just barely related

OP here, preferably one in Spanish please.

>>1008601
>>1008602
Where's the rest of this comic?
I'm highly interested.

>>1005389
Who is that lady on the picture?

have some gore