/lit/ - Literature

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>>16111820

ok yeah i've found the option. i have to do it manually for each document, so i'll take care of that, but by the end of today all documents should be directly downloadable from the embeded file on the pykewater website. should be far more accessible than the method you were forced to use--sorry.

Those kind of people are too far gone, just like coomers who have gone to the point of castration and HRT. After a lifetime with their heads in the gutter they will refuse to look up and see the world around them for what it is, everything is just 'right-wing'.

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richard moult

We recently had a thread dedicated to /lit/ blogs and nonfiction writing. I want to keep this going as a counterpart to our critique threads, since those focus on fiction and poetry. The idea is to get /lit/ users networking with one another, supporting one another, promoting one another. I feel like we have made some strides on the fiction side with the whole Feistamel thing (the book's not bad at all, so far, to be honest). So let's keep raising the quality of this board on other fronts, as well, if possible. Here are some entries for /lit/ bloggers from the last thread, with some brief descriptions that were provided in the thread:

https://juanfitzcarraldo.wordpress.com/
> It's mostly aphoristic in nature. It's highly influenced by traditionalist thought (e.g. Guenon), if you're into that sort of thing, but I don't limit myself to that. In fact, quite a lot of the upcoming material diverges from that a bit.

kndy.carrd.co
>No description provided.

https://dancefighterredux.wordpress.com/
>Here's my blog. Covers subjects including video games, dragon therianthropy, meritocracy, and whatever else I feel like writing, from an extremely eclectic and not entirely healthy perspective. The best pieces are Against Malatora and Towards a Draconic Post-Human Future, The Aesthetics of Hell: Why Yoko Taro's Games are Good, and the 4-part series Towards the Pseudo-formalization of a Bad Attitude. Most everything else is pretty questionable.

https://mandalietmandaliet.blogspot.com/
>I write political philosophy from a theological perspective, mostly relating to Greek myths. I also write the occasional poem, and attempt to think through memes. More specifically, I discuss technology, humanism, and the modern form, and have several essays coming up on art, war, dialectics, and liberalism.

www.larthurhunt.com
>described as being "rlly good" by the author

Share more blogs and nonfiction writing by /lit/ users. Feel free to post your essays or thoughts for discussion.