/lit/ - Literature

I majored in English literature, and I'm absolutely desperate for a job. Just any entry level job that pays at least 50k a year. I'm at my wits' end, and my parents will kick me out of the house in a few months. I know I picked the "wrong" degree, but I shouldn't have to martyr for this: I attended a T20 New England liberal arts college and attained a very high GPA. Does anyone have any advice for finding a job that isn't sales as an English major? Technical writing, content writing, marketing, PR, and UX/UI design (I have a certificate) are all fields I'm looking into.

Any tips on how to read more?

>>22528380
i really wish they still produced the edition that has the entire novel in one book rather than in four
the cover is way cooler and it'd be nice to have it all in one place

Is there a /lit/ infographic of the best cognitive behavioral therapy books or something

Which books teach you how to stop thinking negative thoughts?

>>20296134
Poetry is boring.

Which books will you teach you how to stop having negative thoughts, or at least decrease them substantially?

Which books will cure depression and anxiety?

What are some books that will help me overcome my overly secular upbringing?

>>17394743
>tfw I realized being "based" was lonely and pathetic because everybody else isn't based and would look at you like some shit covered untouchable caste pajeet if you ever said anything even remotely based because it contradicted with the worldview and ethics they've been happily spoonfed since birth so you just need to keep it all in and be quiet while venting every day on an Uzbekistani gorilla taming forum until you die alone, unfulfilled, and choking on blackpills

>>17380799
No we've simply been on 4channel too long and read too many controversial books. Mrs. Donaldson was almost certainly just making a nice children's book...

Why aren't literary masterpieces written anymore?