/lit/ - Literature

Came up with a vampire story I know all the femoids will cream themselves over.
What's the best place to post chapters with a female pen name and build a following?

LF books on horror, fear, dread. Preferably philosophical approaches

Looking for my new favourite book, something similar to:
- der prozess Kafka
- Tartar steppe Buzatti
- The Woman in the Dunes Kobo Abe
- Kosmos Gombrowicz
- The Street of Crocodiles Schulz
XX century preferable
Fuck me up /lit/

What questions should every religious text answer?

If you could custom order a book, what would it be like? Prose? Plot? Themes? Tropes? Length? Language? Cover?

What are the best books/authors that are against consumerism and maybe americanism?
>inb4 Evola
Anyone else?

>>15517480
No, we're continuing our march to Caesarism and cultural ossification. The increasingly imperial presidency and growing nihilism/deconstructive philosophies are in line with his predictions, the riots are unimportant.

>>15517488
It's a recommended read but not an easy one.

http://ny.findacase.com/research/wfrmDocViewer.aspx/xq/fac.19570312_0041130.NY.htm/qx

Meyer Levin v Otto Frank, 1957.

https://www.sott.net/article/110625-Is-the-Anne-Frank-Diary-a-fraud

https://www.wvwnews.net/content/index.php?/news_story/anne_frank_fraud.html

>>14569049
A-fucking-men


I'm trying to cobble together a book of short stories all themed with death in some way. Not edgy death, but mainly concepts of just dealing with its existence.

I have a fantasy novel I want to make for my nephew. I've been world building that story for years. It got really expansive and meta, but I'm probably going to shrink it back down for the actual novel, maybe make it two books at most.

I have a graphic novel script I want to shop around to artists, but it keeps getting bigger than I want and I have to edit it down.

I write poetry a lot, most of it is utter shit.

One day, I want to really try my hand at making a great American Classic, but I really doubt I'll ever be that good. Literary fiction is so good to read, but damn, its hard to write ya know?

>>11847069
>Because Saruman and Mordor represent the industrial age and WW1 and all its horrors and he yearns for an idyllic past that might not have existed in the form of Hobbiton and Riverdell.
Common misconception so don't feel bad about your interpretation, but Sarumon actually represents the white upper class selling out the white race and Mordor represents the industrial machine Sarumon and Sauron rule over/created to fuel their endless war campaign which justifies it's own purpose in a continuous cycle of production and consumption. This is entirely the reason Sauron wishes to rule over the kingdom of men, elves, hobbits, and the rest. Unrestricted Capitalist (read: Jewish) expansion, no matter the cost.