/lit/ - Literature

Post your book ideas ITT. Its not like they're going anywhere!

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I cannot believe this is Emma Roberts. She's quite attractive but this body doesn't look like anything to the thot bodies (medium to big sized boobs, flat bellies, small waists with comedic asses, etc.) we're are used to see (pic related). And yet she trumps of all them. What makes this body so aesthetically pleasing and erotic? Why does that bumpy belly look so comfy?

What philosophy books will have me thinking on my own and making my own theories? So far I've gone through most of /lit/'s meme philosophers and have hardly found any though provoking philosophies, for the most part they are whole systemizations that have a tight knit(Stirner, Schopenhauer, Land, Marx(zzz)). Either that or they are way too loose and contradict themselves often(Nietzsche). This doesen't make them bad but they don't really help me 'think', I think Foucault and and unironically Guenon got me thinking out the box. Who should I read? Should I just keep reading them too? Fiction? I want to make theories on my own.

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I somehow prefer the simulacrum to the real thing, I would rather just jack it to them than actually fuck them. Maybe I am the problem.

I've read Dracula and Carmilla, was wondering if there is any other vampiric literature worth reading or is it all trash after the 19th century?