/lit/ - Literature

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>The Jester’s Lament
A comic tragedy, Carl is inundated with the repercussions of his life and world slowly crumbling around him. What starts as silly things like coffee machines spitting straight coffee grounds into his cup quickly escalates as he stands, a helpless bystander, and watches society's functions cease to be. You can only do so much weeping before you turn to the alternative - laughing.
>Virago
Jackie, a businesswoman in the depths of the corporate machine, is alarmed at her increasingly frequent and violent daydreams. Daydreams ranging from slamming the door in her boss' face to throwing subordinates from the sidewalks into oncoming traffic. Worried that these vicious imaginings will be exposed by psychiatrists, she keeps them to herself. But how long can she remain calm, cool, and most importantly, sane, before these inner demons see the light of day with her hands?
*Sort of an American Psycho spinoff that does it better justice than American Psycho 2*
>Bold Eckhart, A Hero for Wolves
The epic poem of a germanic huntsman who's village is ransacked and burned while he is out. Left without home and comrades, but burning for revenge, he wanders the Baltic region for outlaws and castaways, promising them spoils and land if they will help him destroy the culprits.