/lit/ - Literature

Tell me about perfection /lit/

Is it only in the mind?

How does it make itself known?

Is there a book for this?

>>20498857
I say and think that I do. In reality I just play video and talk about books I've read

>>20451381
>>20451388
Ok. Thank you frens.

I want to write a post apocalyptic novel

Who is the Apu of literature? I love this little guy like you would not believe

>>18443142
>I mean look where you and I are currently having this discussion.
Y u do this to me

>>17792967
>>17792986
>>17793009
Where can I learn about this stuff?

>get into argument with anon
>BTFO, or get BTFO, either way I have fun and appreciate my internet time with my fellow readers
>log off and have a nice day

>>15940072
oops

>>15888888

I'm buying all my friends and family a book for Christmas as part of their gift. I'm trying to find a specific book series that gets posted in /comfy/ threads on here sometimes, for my mother's gift. It's a series of "children's" books where these little creatures go on wholesome adventures. They had a whimsical folk vibe to them but I can't remember the name of the books or the author... Anyone know what I'm talking about?
My mom used to enjoy reading books to me and my sister when we were younger, all the way up to middle school. I thought the series would be perfect as a reminder of that and they were books that adults definitely read and enjoyed. Any other suggestions of books of this type would be greatly appreciated.

>favourite non fiction book
holy bible/WWR
>favourite fiction book
gravity's rainbow/ulysses/divine comedy
>your age
23
>your country
brazil
>your political/religious views
politically alienated. Christian but I consume texts from several religions and spiritual texts.

>it's a comfy Londonfrog thread episode

The moons pale illumination guides a gang, known as the Spiked Hairs, through the run down streets. With a thirst for trouble, the gang heads into the local bar. Upon sitting at the bar the young men present their suspicious looking ID’s to the bartender. With a brow rise and a hint of suspension, the bartender hands the IDs back, providing the gang with five cheap beers. The eight or so hoodlums propose a toast to their youth as the sounds of classic rock echo throughout the bar.

>>13669907
>Weird, I know
No, pretty predictable in any case, not the first time I've heard this, and absolutely the answer I was expecting from someone with no common sense or self-perception.

You are not getting rejected from overqualifications any time soon, I'll give you that, you've truly "gamed the system".

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2. Ingest psychedelics

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