/lit/ - Literature

>>1181575
It is technically a novel. "Novel" only refers to word count. If a work has over 50,000 words, it's considered a novel.

1) /lit/ is not here to do your homework.
2) If you can't figure something like this out, you don't deserve access to a computer. Honestly-there are too many options in that novel to write a paper on humanity. Please get the fuck out of here.

I have a replica late Victorian couch at my house, with the perfect lighting. It's my favorite place to read. Otherwise, outside on a patio or somewhere with trees around while having a cigar.

Really? Nobody wants to talk realist philosophy? Surprising...

The world needs more philosophers like Huey-blunt realists. We lost a great one with George Carlin's death. The world is overrun by whiny idealists concerned with nothing more than happy feelings.

>>1180673
To be honest, that episode brought me to tears. It's not often you get to see Riley's soft side, and I think it speaks to the true meaning of the holidays: that no matter how "gangsta" or tough one is, we all have a soft side to us. It's a lot like the episode where Riley takes art lessons, and paints a mural of his parents on his granddad's house. Fucking baww'd, man.

"Being the bigger man is overrated"-Huey Freeman
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ALL GLORY TO THE HYPNOTOAD

>>1173430
Brownbear, either you're a fucking moron, or you're trolling. Either way, go fuck yourself. You give tripfags a bad name.

>>1173269
Spectacular meme blending.

On a totally unrelated note-what the hell happened to Stagolee? It is kind of nice to not see his ridiculous spam everywhere on /lit/.

I fucking LOVED these books.

>>1173232
*English language. Sorry.

>>1173227
I'm all for adaptation of language, but there are certain words we should leave alone, such as there/their/they're, because they are part of the basic foundation of the english language.

>>1173175
Problem, sir? Have I done something to piss you off?
>>1173174
There's evolution of language, and then there's poor use of there/their/they're, your/you're, etc.

How many /lit/erati feel the need to correct their friends' grammar, and punch those who spam the world with terrible misspelling and poor grammar?
The picture is incredibly related.

>>1173114
It only goes uphill from there. Also-the plotlines do come together. Keep reading, mate.

OP's book. Fucking phenomenal. Can't wait for parts two and three (rumored that it will be a trilogy). I highly recommend it as an excellent suspense thriller. Cronin's use of plot devices is spectacular, the narrative is easy to follow, and very intriguing, and he keeps the reader guessing until the last page. 12/10

The Hitchhiker's Guide to the Galaxy-Douglas Adams
If that book doesn't make you laugh, make sure you have a pulse.

Patient Zero-Jonathan Maberry
Rot and Ruin-Jonathan Maberry
Chasing Light-Gabby Taub (can only get on amazon or lulu.com)

Shakespeare's best play. Talk about how the "to be or not to be" soliloquy is an internal existential debate about the absurdity of life and whether or not it is authentic to commit suicide. You'll get an A.

Holy shit this thread has been here for a week.

thanks amigos

>>1169039
I have a quiz on the 2nd and 3rd acts on friday.