/lit/ - Literature

>>17286522
The Lizardman out of HyperTime(tm), best known from their appearance in "The Legacy of Totalitarianism in a Tundra" by Anonymous (translated by chuck berry)

Have you ever been on a date with a self-published, or even published author?

I'm meeting a 20-year-old who's written about 400K words in YA fantasy. I don't care whether it's trash, it's just exciting to meet someone who enjoys writing.

The Legacy of Totalitarianism in a Tundra

>>11786233
No need to pay for it, there's PDFs of all the Tundra books.

https://www21.zippyshare.com/v/VchgD2Hm/file.html

Britfags represent!
Live reading of The Legacy of Totalitarianism in the Tundra chipping forecast

https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=onAgO62a3gA

Bought my younger cousin Tundra for christmas because Lulu had a 15% off, not sure whether it was a good idea. I'm gonna hold off on the sequels

Are you getting your family any literary gifts this year anons?

>>8714995
See them for yourself. Here's a zip with all 4 Tundra books (the main 3 plus the Kolsti novella):

http://www55.zippyshare.com/v/QD0MzhNW/file.html

>>8308625
I took part in ALOTIAT but wasn't here when Hypersphere was written.

1) How does Hypersphere compare to Tundra?

2) Where can I read it?

>last read
The Opposing Shore by Julien Gracq

>currently reading
V. by Pynchon
History of the World by J.M. Roberts

>next
Miserable Miracle by Henri Michaux

what's the promotion code for LoTiaT on lulu

what the buddha taught

because even though I didn't become a Buddhist I intuitively understood and agreed with the notion it presented that our selves don't exist and that all the importance we assign to things is false and just an illusion

I didn't drop out from society or anything but understanding that at a relatively young age helped me go through life without ever getting seriously upset or butt-flustered at anything, because I realized there was no reason I ever should.

20

u don't have enough time homie

The Psychedelic Experience by Leary and some other fellow

also, Island by Huxley

Why do all booktubers have shit taste?

people just writing without trying to conform to the boundaries of any specific movement

"His veiny grey male clitoris blushed back at him like a lawn gnome."

Is this the greatest sentence ever written in the English language?
Fuck that other thread with the beautiful sentence.

where can i buy The Legacy of Totalitarianism in a Tundra