/lit/ - Literature

Keep in mind you are reading a translation. At least I'm assuming you are.

www.behindthename.com

Search by meaning, find something that fits the character.

Everworld was here. Animorphs was entry-level furry literature.

Every time I see that picture I think it's Kenan Thompson in disguise.

You didn't feel all heated up by it? I thought it was a real gas!

King Lear

Errybody's going mad!

I ain't even mad

Begin the story with the character's death by zombies. Zombie tales are supposed to have a theme of inevitable doom, what better way to begin the story with this than have the reader know the entire time there is no end for the main character other than (un?)death

Why don't you eat an apple?

lay in a hospital bed, disturbingly calmly near death

Gregor Samsa. Got the idea from someone on /lit/

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/sci/ isn't it too early in the day for you to be over here?

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I've always liked the named Lily, personally. It's a nice sounding name, but you rarely hear it these days anymore. At least, I don't.

Anime: Gintama
Manga: Yokohama Kaidashi Kikou
Video Game: Ace Combat 04
Comic: Y The Last Man
Cartoon: Samurai Jack
Television show: Whose Line Is It Anyway
Movie: Clue
Traditional game: Stratego
Sports team and sport:
Book: Don DeLillo's "White Noise"

Favourite author: Jorge Luis Borges
Favourite book: White Noise by Dan DeLillo
Favourite band/artist: God is an Astronaut
Favourite song: Soratobu Toshikeikaku by capsule
Favourite TV series: Samurai Jack
Favourite video game: Ace Combat 04

Sure, I'll throw out the first couple paragraphs of a silly little thing I'm planning on actually writing the rest of for Nanowrimo. I'll guess I'll post more if anyone actually wants me to.

>In the frozen wilderness beyond the edges of the known world, on a mountain unnamed and unexplored, the scholar reaches her destination. An ancient stone tower defiantly pierces the raging blizzard around it, sitting nervously on a ledge jutting out from the side of the giant mountain.
>The scholar is sure of it; this is the very tower she saw in her dream. “The legend is true after all…” she whispers into the thick furs wrapped around her face. Though the scholar’s legs have felt as though they would give out for days now, the sight of the lone spire invokes a newfound energy within her, and she trudges through the thick, violent snow to the tower’s entrance, an uninteresting stone door of average height. Upon reaching the door, the scholar pounds furiously on it. There is no answer. She decides to push it open and enter unannounced. She is not even sure if the tower is inhabited; a reprieve from the cold is the only thing on her mind.

Sure, let's do this.

>Dan Brown not at the tip top of the list

It's literature, but it's not /lit/.

Well first you need to come out
And say what it needs be about
Without that part
We don't know where to start
And we won't be much help, no doubt.

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