/lit/ - Literature

>>20561200
I'm 29 with 15 years as a NEET. I learned Latin and don't think in English anymore, because it's a gay language.

>>16699527
Miss u

>tfw just bought Dune, Beyond good and evil, Inferno, Dracula and Letters from a Stoic
Rate my buy, /lit/. Did I do good?

>>13883075
ey fren
pray tel whish boks alredi red then i tel wut bok shud red nickst

>parents banned me from working so I could focus on school and get a literature phd
>grades 100%, accepted into top uni
>parents change their minds, I have to find a job or I’m getting kicked out

Wtf kind of job can I get? I haven’t got fuckall experience in the outside world!

What are some books that made you cry frens?

Critique of Pure Reason, Spinoza's Ethics, and some Schopenhauer stuff mainly.

Male 25.

What do you guys write about?
I can piss out a couple thousand words easily if its regarding my interest in video game aspects

>>12265735
night darling

I've always found Meditations to be comfy winter reading.

Bump

I've never actually read any of her books.

>>11269834
Any written work sounds much better if the writer refrains from using contractions. This is a problem for me as I have made a habit of using contractions with some regularity. It looks like I have some work to do!

>be me, 22yo Norwege
>always got top grades throughout primary and secondary education, despite never studying
>fellow students liked me, had many friends, but was ultimately a proto-NEET with little care for social situations
>never had people I considered friends
>spent every waking moment staring into a book
>never had any interest in girls (or guys)
>dream of becoming a writer, but fear I lack the creative skills
>instead, spent the last months mentally worldbuilding a fantasy series I will likely never write

What is your story, /lit/?

>don't want to work

any books for this feel?

Hi /lit/, what are some names that convey dopeyness for males? Something along the lines of shaggy