/lit/ - Literature

>>10928289
>Gibson using the phrase "impale" to describe the sex
please tell me this is a meme

>>10688506
saved

>>10651917
>starting a revolution because the NSA knows what porn you watch
lel

are there actually people here retarded enough to think /sci/ is a good board
because lol

>>10570097
I went to this thread to tell you that this was the actual official theme song of /lit/ but you already posted it. Patrician taste, anon

>character in a book in high school does high school math
>haha i did that in high school, stupid americans
the absolute STATE of our board

>>10551101
>that time Crichton wrote in a critic to be a microdicked pedo

>>10505895
good post

>>10470088
>the Crusades were a defensive conflict

>>10467915
good post

>>10428657
>No, read for your own enjoyment only.

>>10397226
Kek

>>10392270
>[untitled]

>>10376681
Western civilization was a mistake

>>10341549
>liberal

I present to you: The Odyssey as translated by Google.

my husband said to me, my lord, my mistress, and many many
was born, after Throes the son of Pontus;
many human beings, no one, no law,
many of them are under their feet,
And they are in the midst of the wilderness.
but thou hast said,
for this reason, it has been disturbed,
toddlers, and to their families
Origin: this bottled wine was delicious.
the gods, the goddess, the god Zeus, even the gods.

>>10227170
>stop being psychotic
>also we have to murder all of these people

>Caesar gave the Thessalians their freedom, to commemorate his victory, and then pursued Pompey; when he reached Asia he made the Cnidians also free, to please Theopompus the collector of fables, and for all the inhabitants of Asia remitted a third of their taxes. 2 Arriving at Alexandria just after Pompey's death, he turned away in horror from Theodotus as he presented the head of Pompey, and angrily proclaimed, "HE WAS A CONSUL OF ROME!"
Plutarch is so easy to read, almost like a movie