/lit/ - Literature

>>21364510
>posting Ontologicool
>how new are you, man?
>mfw

I prepared to release the symphony of farts I had been courteous enough to hold for hours. My stomach had been in a fair amount of pain all night and I had been waiting for this moment since the second I ran into Annabelle at Clandestine. I raised my right knee up and gripped the white sheet. They did not make a noise but it did smell terribly, like a thousand deaths, some sort of mass grave filled with stomach bile and melting French cuisine rich and pungent, slathered in butter.

Like most nights (when it was still financially viable and socially realistic for me to spend hundreds of dollars a week on dinner and wine at Lucian's) I had indulged myself in plates of the duck liver mousse, grilled sardines, and escargots de bourgogne before filling the rest of my stomach with a magnificent hunk of filet mignon. The food always swam in a sarcophagus of Bordeaux or vodka martinis depending on who I was with and if I was trying to fuck them. The meal I had at Lucian's the night prior (oysters, octopus, filet mignon, two bottles of Bordeaux) was now being forced out.

Although it wouldn’t have mattered because I did not love her, I was thankful Annabelle did not wake up. I lightly flapped the sheet and dispersed the smell throughout her room.

Debunking Economics, Steve Keen

>poorest coping skills ever award.
I mean, you’re acting as though this is a twitch page. You’re all engaged in a never ending upvote/downvote war.

Go read something or gag yourself on /b/ where this belongs

>>14701673
Yeah

>>14037293
It really isn’t. It was always a death cult
It’s also a contradictory mess as it was cobbled together with an older faith. It suffers its multiple authors

Thomas Paine Age of Reason related

What are some actually good books written by women?