/lit/ - Literature

I have like four stories at 20-30k words at the moment and it feels like I've hit a wall. I want to see all of them written, but progress is glacial if I don't commit to just one. It drives me nuts. Where do I find some fool to handle at least one for me?

I don't care so much about being the one to type things out, I just want to have fun reading a good story. Ideally, people should write good stories without my involvement, but this somehow seems really difficult for them.

>>20782570
Overplayed your hand there tranny. I'll take that as a win. My owner says its napping time anyways. Check and wuff.

I can sense you have almost figured out what's going on on this board.

Translating to the heart is the spirit of the task. "Accuracy" loses all meaning since no translation can ever be accurate. There is always an "agenda", so choose according to your own convictions. Poetry is a song that has been on the lips of men and women for all time. The author is no more significant or special than a tape recorder. There are an infinite number of Odysseys, as many as there are readers or listeners. To read a translation is to hear just one of those. The drudgery of authority and professionalism kills poetry. None of you pseuds ever took Ulysses to heart. You're a bunch of meme loving newfag tourists from 2016. Peace out niggaz.

>>17853760
This is actually the stupidest post in this thread holy fuck, as if a neuron activating could tell you a full causal explanation for why it's doing so. I wouldn't expect a clock to be able to tell me what all the gears inside it do. The difference is that humans can ACQUIRE an understanding of what our neurons do, but the simple fact of having them doesn't grant some a priori knowledge of their functions. Holy fuck

>Psychologist
>Not a charlatan
Pick one.

>Want to include idea in my story
>Not sure how to do it in a way that feels satisfying
>Have no idea how to find other books that use a similar idea and give me inspiration
What's the solution to this?