/lit/ - Literature

Once I started seriously reading, the inauthenticity of film become so apparent that I simply cannot bear to sit through it anymore. It is simply jarring to be shown something while being reminded every split second that it is not real; those people on the screen are pretending; the image being shown was recorded through a camera lens and then edited using computer software by a team of sometimes hundreds of people; it was shot piecemeal over the course of many months and then stitched together, oftentimes using other people who are pretending to be the actor who is pretending to be someone on screen; all of the sound is artificially purified by high tech equipment that allows the director’s screaming to be hidden from the final product; it simply lacks SOVL.

Excluding religious texts, what is the single most important book ever written?
I don’t care about accessibility to the masses, only about the magnitude of the idea(s) contained within

Are there any books that address the fact that 21st century women all suffer from crippling self esteem issues and are irrational and erratic because their brains are sending distress signals due to being deprived of the female body’s sole purpose (breeding)?

Wokeness is a satire of itself.
How could you properly satirize something that is itself a totally unserious worldview?
You’d just be plagiarizing them

I know all about the Jews and their lied, anon, but this book should be read for entertainment purposes only.
If you’re going to take on a group of people who have a near superhuman ability to exploit even the tiniest holes in someone’s logic or facts, you can’t do a sloppy job when you write a diatribe against them. This book is very sloppy, and he makes the exact kind of mistakes that the Jews he is ripping on would pounce upon to discredit the entire argument.
Culture of Critique is the premier literary work on dastardly deeds of Jews throughout history.
I have no doubt that someone could take on the same subject as this book and do a far better job at it. If you were to turn it in as a research paper (let’s pretend the subject matter wouldn’t send the professor into a hissy fit from the start), it would be a D or even an F paper.

What are the most high brow works of literary fiction since the turn of the millennium?
I am well aware of 2666 and The Kindly Ones, which are great, but I’m looking for more.

What books have you read that actually contain ideas that are applicable in real life?
I’m not talking about stupid self-help shit or anything that gives you advice on actual behavior, but more literature that unlocks parts of your mind that allow you to see things in a new light.
It could be political theory, philosophy, history, or really anything except cheesy self-help pop lit

She had big tits and I sucked on her tits

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That doesn't answer the question

Tell me what "rich" means right now or fucking go to hell

Women are not worth understanding. Women are like shrubs except stupider.

Someone post the Jew statistics