/lit/ - Literature

>>22544437
Women cannot be taught to read.

Another day, another 1k words successfully added. August has been good so far.
Today I skipped all the way to the end of my manuscript and wrote bits for the last two chapters. They take place around Christmas time, after 6-month time-skip from the rest of the novel. While thinking what one MC would buy as a Christmas present for his fiancé, the answer I came up with tied into her previously established watercolor hobby.
Don't you just love it when things come together?

I only have 31 bible quotes in my footnotes. Give me your favorites so I can fit them somewhere into the narrative.

>>17950518
>Any progress on your novels?
Yes, I'm done now. I was never going to become the next Faulkner, the next Nabokov or the next Joyce, but I hid behind the language barrier to avoid criticism for months, maintaining an illusion that was fun to live in while it lasted.
This will be my final post on /lit/. I've been humiliated and exposed as a fraud. My writing is pretentious, infantile, banal drivel. My observations are dull, my language grade school level. My tenses are mixed up, I use colloquialisms, ellipses and onomatopoeia.
I was never cut out for writing. I began writing my "book" on January 6th. Since then I've produced 63 thousand words for it. These words are a tide of garbage without value, without insight, without form. The themes of time, space, infinity, memory and pointless duelling are not present in my work. It was never real writing, it was anime and weebshit.
I have failed. Goodbye.

The blood of countless homosexuals and bisexuals is on this disgusting balding kike, he legitimately proved Christianity is a total fraud to guilt-trip the stupid masses into obedience.