/lit/ - Literature

>>5204237

I spent about 4-5 years working in libraries (my undergrad university and two smaller public ones) and my experience was mostly positive. Based on what I saw, most libraries are looking for long-lasting employees, and tend to hire people who are older and want to stick around, supplementing with student/temp workers for summer reading programs and other events.

If you're serious about trying to get this job, I would emphasize building a career with the library or a similar angle. Also, most library managers are fucking swamped every day, so be patient with them finding your resume. If they're interested in you, they'll call.

atman is brahman

Its like /v/ but with literature. Replace games for specific titles, and developers for books.

My work is done here.

If you read 1984, you're going to want to smash every surveillance camera you see. Just a warning.

What has been will be again, what has been done will be done again; there is nothing new under the sun.

> mfw the sun shone, having no alternative, on the nothing new. —

Are there any good books on conversations?

>>1376748

Neat poem, OP. Congratulations on getting published.

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>>1049676
I lol'd.

Its kind of cool because its the point at which you can tell that he stopped caring about appealing to a mainstream audience and he just let the crazy flow unfettered onto the page.

>>911654
>mfw she purposefully says she's going to bed so she doesn't have to be held to rationale and delete the thread
>mfw she's definitely still looking at the thread and hoping someone buys her shit
>mfw i fake buy her all the books with my credit card and then this shit bounces