/lit/ - Literature

>>12078115
>Also, is anyone else's story shit?

Yo.

>>12078320
This is me every 540 words, or so.


>>12078490
Thats a big notebook!
Was refreshing the browser part of your plan?


Im off to the word mines for the first session tonight, lads. Wish me luck.

What's lit's opinion on Stephen King's Dark Tower Series? I personally enjoyed it.

>>4230853
I personally know two anarchist organizations where people pretended that they are equal, but they obey an alpha. It's absolutely ridiculous, but true.

>>4230858
>Unlike a bureaucracy delegated mandated recallable and rotating positions aren't a fixed hierarchy.
But still a functioning hierarchy, basically. Nevertheless, I see no reason why your preferred form of bureaucracy would be incompatible with a state.

>You can readily bring people before open courts for processing
>>detective work
>>phone-tapping
>>busts
>>COINTELPRO
>>21st fucking century
http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=TSwqnR327fk

>Great way to try to conceal the social relations of production beneath technical relations.
Again, you might not LIKE to call it bureaucracy, but it does the same things, the same way, with your eyes on arbitrary hierarchies. Denialism.

>And I bet you believe foremen are necessary too?
Could be, especially at start, but preferably not later.

Under a semi-cloudy sky there's a train track stretching forward from the viewer to the horizon, flanked by grassy banks. To the right of the train track there's a couple of bushy branched leafless trees. To the left is a wooden, grid support fence, with purposeful gap for an entrance. There's some more trees and bushes on the left side, and they're generally leafy. Also, there's a colossal thin white pole in the distance, whose bottom disappears into a misty bit on the horizon, while the top reaches the upper edge of the picture, presumably going further than the field of view shows.

>>3814975
How much did that undergrad (which is of no value by itself) cost you, again?

>>3790593
Holy shit, stop, please, you're killing me.

>keeping the worlds' most important essays, manuscripts, and stories all at one location

ancient world was full retard

>>3562934
>Irigaray

>>2855116

You could not possibly be more incorrect. How embarrassing.

>>2574490