/lit/ - Literature

>>3861356
>go to office of the registrar today to get some redundant forms
>dude brings up my grade transcript
>"So what you want to d-- wow, nice grades, by the way."
>"Thanks bro."
>go home and post on /lit/
>get told I have a low GPA
>by someone who advocates critical reading as the cornerstone of good grades
>and then fails to respond to any actual arguments or points in the next, resorting instead to "YOU DON'T EVEN HAVE A HIGH GPA NA NA NA"

I don't give a fuck about my GPA bro, I only cited it to give the institutional credibility which drones like you crave so badly.

>>3861364
Solely for more mobility in postgrad. I am working on publishing some stuff now, but ironically, mostly because it looks good on a resume as well. Goddamnit.

lol this thread's still alive, awesome

I haven't gotten to scan volume 2 yet, but once I get to volume 3 I'll start posting it, probably be a day or two though at least

>>2704506

>doesn't deny shitting in a diaper though.

>>2627055
>Buddha
> eastern 'god'
No, you'd better get back to reading hahaha

Man oh dude, Buddha, eastern god... you brain-gimp hahaha. For sure is "Murrica" here. bible belt isn't?

Love you guys, one day you are gonna kill me out of LOL

I have a presentation on Gulliver's Travels book 3, and we need to be creative in our presentations--like involve the class and such. Any ideas on lit presentations?

we've had jeopardy, cupcakes with words on them (reading the poem)...

>>1683639
>lawful white european government

>>1605227

>>1043796
>Actually thinks he's humoring anyone.

I don't know what's worse.

Zyzz, or faggots with photos of Zyzz on 'puters.

>>923243
>Using "big words" thinking that /lit/ will be impressed or intimidated

This just in: We all know those words, quit trying so hard.

Hey /lit/, serious question

How come there's no good Canadian poets? I mean, there's some great novels, but Canadian poetry just sucks the big one. Why?