/lit/ - Literature

>>20333895
>>20334186

Like the Greeks and Romans did.

>>15994526
>reading stuff I wrote 6 months ago
Why am I like this?

>>13932582
>reading living novelists
Imagine being a pawn of the publishing industry, and not even knowing it.

>>13377844
>Typically atheists are the type of people who desperately want to seem intelligent
Sure the god's choosen people are not about getting recognition to themselves for following the "lords" principles lmao.
>look at me, when i was 18 i literally all by myself started to believe in god and that his morals and ways are, for some reason, the absolute "truth".
Reminder that pride is sin, so you better keep your head down and turn the other cheek so i can slap you again while you sperg shit about having faith in your lord and saviour that awaits you in the afterlife.

>>12674610
>working out to get laid
>not working out to test your limits as a man
>not being addicted to making physical progress

>>12672937
>Only free male citizens of Athens could vote
>Implying that was a bad thing

>>12431016
Well its people like this that drive our culture to the Wiemar Republic levels of degeneracy. I bet poor J.R.R. spins in his grave like a fan.
Now we can have a story about a brotherhood and friendship between men without some degenerate coming up yelling "lol what a gay orgy lol"
Its disgusting.

>>12396910
>Kanye
>Genius
lmao.
Fantano shills need to learn that their place is on twitter and some threads on /mu/.

Looks for a book to read at a library or bookstore. Reads back of book.

> Jack was going about his
normal life. He had no ambitions and no direction in life. BUT ONE DAY EVERYTHING CHANGED.

God please fuck off and stop doing this.

>>12218152
>Field notes

/lit/ the art of the sage
Make sure you sage all zoomer /biz and /pol threads. This isn't a board for plebs. Help improve nulit by ignoring and saging all souless hate filled shitposting threads from the egomaniacal boards dumping their human rubbish on /lit.

>>12104174
>watching movies on a tablet

>>12092995
>James Cameron perfected Ridley Scott's Alien for Aliens

I think adaptability and willingness to accept new ideas is the highest virtue a person can possess.
Why are people so insistent on doing/perceiving things the way they always have? I mean, I can think of a million examples where people demand things be done or seen a certain way simply because it was the "proper way." Leaving absolutely no room for unconventional thought.
People incapable of changing their ideas are low, really low.

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>>10610326
>past findings are based on...conventional book genres and are unrepresentative of niche content
lol

As for the correlation, I'm not surprised. It's there for music, politics, all sorts of things

>>10588143

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