/lit/ - Literature

We get these threads every 2 weeks whenever the tard feels the need to validate herself with attention. Sage and report

>>1151264
9001/9001

>>1131571
Stagolee is the vanquished trip who popularized off-topic spamming. He was basically a good-natured tard-sometimes-troll, but wound up with a horde of follower trips which basically fucked /lit/ up big time. Rumour has it anon located his residence and did the usual telephone harassment routine. He's since disappeared.

Tybrax is a generally nasty tard who seems to have mellowed out over time. Whatever the hell it is, it's known for trolling along with some moments of decency. He's attained some following

Mogwai is an off-topic spammer in the Stagolee tradition who started out a while back, stopped, and then returned with his attempt to force-meme "/lit/", "saged for being unliterary" threads. These were popular and lead to a resurgence of trips. Eventually he seems to have tired or grown weary of anon saging

Quintin is another recent arrival who recognizable for avataring as frolo, and generally creating 9000+ threads in a day. Sometime it's literary, sometimes it's not. He's not terrible at heart

DeepAndEdgy is the czar of hate on /lit/. Egotistical and fairly self-absorbed, he'll generally sage any thread he shows moderate dislike for, and then attempt to insult you at the same time. He is known for an unusally high level of knowledge, but basically just uses it as a means to manipulate anons and flaunt himself

My sociology prof related a story one time about how his mother was pressuring him into taking a library science degree because the entire field was dominated by male-bias and men tended to get twice as men high-ranking jobs.

I don't really know how useful 20 year old information is, but I wouldn't be surprised if some of this still exists

Saw it, facepalm'd
We should've Gotten Bookface, James Joyce, Or Ayn Rand

>>972598
Thats right

you have a problem with that, little man?

Wrong

Cyberpunk horror in a broken family
/I don't think so

>im just writing
>im

otherwise, I liked it. Proceed