/lit/ - Literature

>>18437864
>tfw you will never sit at the same table while Junger and Spengler shit on Marxism together
And what do we have now? Some fat sea cows writing books like "White Fragility" and trannies brigading and cancelling anything of any artistic value? Junger was right, war is a necessity from time to time and Spengler was right too, the decay of western forms and the gradual collapse back into the yeast ruins of pre-Western idealism is facing us across a Rubicon of our own making.

>>18443067
>wake up
>immediately socked in the mouth by feels
dammit, anon.

Why do so many modern trannies and revisionists and lesbian schoolmarm types have such a total fear of the powerful bond of male friendship? I've noticed it elsewhere in other facets of literature and pop culture. Like Frodo and Sam, the same people demand that they are homos. What makes these people so terrified of male brotherhood /lit/?

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>>18358362
once you take the meta pill you never go back OP.

Any books that made you feel hard and weathered by the end of it?

>>17868560
I have serious nigger fatigue lately. I had to work from home the last couple of months and now my company re-opened so I've been working at the office again. From home, I spent time with my gf and frens and only went to selective places.
>decide to walk to work because its not that far and the weathers getting nice
>big smile on my face like spongebob
>immedatiely see a nigger in a shitty car blaring at max volume intangible noise
>try to ignore it, get around the block
>three fat niggers screaming, one half naked in the street
>avoid them
>pass by black lives matter graffiti
>try to ignore this
>near the office
>see nigger passed out on the sidewalk covered in piss
>go to the office
>diversity posters, black lives matter posters
>some morbidly obese fat nigger woman is screaming on her cell phone
>realize working from home wasn't better because i was more comfortable
>its because i wasn't around niggers

>>16788147
hey anons, I've had this idea of compiling my wartime experiences as an infantryman into the written word, but I'm not sure in what form. I don't know if it should be a collection of episodic short stories or a full blown novel. If I go the novel route, I don't know if I should fictionalize or stay true to life. What do you guys think? Anyway, I suppose in the meanwhile I actually need to sit down and write stuff in order to be any good.

>>13922912
Have you bothered going outside, retard? Take a look and you'll see that everyone from zoomers to boomers is utterly and hopelessly emasculated. You also are wrong. Anyone can exert functions of masculinity. Even a dog. That is not the defining mark of a man. The mark of a man is self-control and the pursuit of virtue.

Books on how to unplug yourself from the internet completely and live alone and be self-sufficient?

I'm tired. Think this is the only way to go or else I'll blow my brains out.

Is it even possible to be a great writer if you've never been to war? It seems like the 20th century canon is filled with veterans who saw action in either WWI, The Spanish Civil War, WWII, or Vietnam. Unless you have experienced the highs and lows of active service, you don't have a sufficient grip on life's truest meanings to write anything with any worth or message. It seems to me, unless you've fought in a significant conflict, you should give up now.

I'm looking for some who has a physical copy of this book:
Xavier de Montclos, Brève histoire de l'Église de France, Cerf, 2009.
I need pictures of some pages ASAP it's for my thesis and prof is gonna kill me if I don't bring it to her

>>12078635
>LOVE IS REALLY REALLY WORTH IT, KATIE

who the fuck are you and why did you use that name

I unironically shitted in my pants because thats the name of the girl I had oneitis with

What a mindfuck

Most my posts don't get (You)s but knowing some people will read this comforts me a little.
I've applied for med since it's been a long term dream of mine and I was rejected by all the unis I got interviews for. I'd accepted that I didn't get a spot and moved on. Then last Friday one of the called me up and asked if I still wanted a spot. He told me I'm on the waiting list and will get a call the next (current now) week.
Well it's half way through the week and I'm pretty sure it's not happening. It's a real kick in the gut.

Not only that but just waiting for something that won't happen makes me feel empty. I'm not working towards anything, I'm not seeing friends or socialising. I'm just staying at home, existing until this damn week is over. I'm afraid this empty feeling won't stop once the week is over.

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