/lit/ - Literature

the castle is about jouissance in the absence of pleasure gain which cant be accounted on in objective processes

denis de rougemont (french version of a kike name) wrote about that topic. didnt read it myself dough

let me get this straight:
there was some big ass world war going on together with a kikeish uprising back home that existentially threatened his empire, but all nabokov did was speedreading almost one book per day (i guess it was novels).
knowing this, why the fuck would you still want to read anything written by that man?

What do you think about tarantino as a writer?

He writes great dialogue and is really good at building up tension before some violent shoot-out, but I'd like to see him try to grow and branch out. Try some new things.