/lit/ - Literature

>>22732030
Can confirm I have no business being near guns.

>>22704823
>nobody here, including you, bothers to read.
I do read anons' shit from time to time.

>>22687375
>then why can't they explain the guilt?
Being a young man with a lack of direction, aimlessness, broken home living on the background of a shitton of word of mouth and radio propaganda stirring ethnic hatred does things to your brain.

>>22622711
The anonymous poster wondered, he scratched his head.

"Surely there must be SOMETHING I can do?" Anon thought.

However, he didn't know he was gay and retarded, and the answer continued to elude him.

>>22601458
>Write 3 and a half lines of meaningless rhyme
>Think you're equal to a man who wrote 37 plays and 154 sonnets of highest possible quality
Why are people so delusional

>>22577207
>been on the receiving end of a squad room clear
Give us the greentext in form of haiku.

>>22546586
>I think Ill either blow you away with my take on it or you'll absolutely hate it
That's what happens usually. It's one of the extremes.

Not exactly books but examples of "writing" in general:
>Fat friendless loser fuck gets reborn into a world with magic and shit
Actually fantastic despite utterly dogshit generic isekai premise.
>Guy gets isekai'd and immediately backstabbed and framed for a crime he didn't do, slowly grinds his way up from the bottom using every trick he can think of
Sounds great, is actually fucking garbage.

>>22467221
I use flashbacks to fill my otherwise calm and eventless story with action.

Okay, I lied, there's one action segment, but that's pretty much it.

>>22453845
>Seeing someone else's completed work makes me feel like "I know I can produce my own thing just like they did, it will just take time."
Usually in my case it's something along the lines on "man this fucking sucks I could do better".

>>22438122
Homofaggotry might make a lot of people uncomfortable and if that's your point you might as well do it in the most uncomfortable way.

But keep in mind it may also make people go "okay that's enough" and drop your shit.

>>22193418
>100-150 views per chapter.
Damn, I wish I had that many. That's like 10-20 times mine.

If you feel bad about your readers, put your series on hiatus and inform them you are writing a new story. Try your best to keep the other one updated.

>main character kills a man for his cache of money so he can fund the publication of his philosophical treatise
Irish literature wins once again