/lit/ - Literature

What is the most autistic or schizophrenic book? Something that feels like it was written by a crazy person.

>only capable of fucking a woman
>only capable of loving a man
Well this sucks, I thought bisexuals were supposed to be gigaChads.

Seriously though, I get that everyone wants to churn out a novel but I really feel like short fiction is deeply underrated as a tool for new writers.
>improves your writing style because you have to focus on limiting yourself as opposed to meaningless plot padding and florid prose
>improves creativity because you constantly have to think of new ideas
>improves your work flow because you actually get to finish shit instead of sitting on the same thing for years
>magnitudes easier to publish and get that nice ego boost

of what substance is the argument that no good deed is truly selfless? as humans, it is imperative that we look out for our own well-being, be it physically, emotionally or spiritually. should a person give money to a homeless man such that he may not be burdened with thoughts of regret, why should he worry whether or not what he did was selfish.
the true end result is to understand that acts of selfishness are inevitable and so long as one is not extravagant or a braggart in his actions, then it is good. worry not whether you be a hypocrite; do your good works and pray for mercy, should it comfort you to do so, and ignore those who argue about the selfishness of good deeds; it only seeks to bring others down