/lit/ - Literature

I'm considering starting a /jobsearchgeneral/ on /biz/ or /r9k/ or somewhere it would likely be acceptable. A diligent job search is likely in my near-ish future, after 6 months of trying to arrange my three current part-time jobs into something sufficiently lucrative and sustainable. So far, it hasn't worked, and I'm very tired, and not ready to start from square one, but I think creating a general would help motivate me more.
I really despise how unaccountable most people are. They make promises that I'll get more hours and then I just don't, as if they never even intended to make good on those promises. Ironically, freelance clients have tended to be more reliable for me than "actual jobs," but even that isn't working well enough for me. I'm going to need to put my head down, shut off my emotions, and apply to tons of shit for 6 months. It'll be like that quote about prison in The Wire, "If you get your mind right, you do two days. The day you go in and the day you come out."

>one of the best book I have ever read is written in <small_nation> language
>it will probably never be translated to english
>I cannot share it with the mongolian lacrosse board

what do you read when you're lonely?

Discussing the ails of our society with you guys is really nice and find. But I just want it to be over, bros.
Why can't it simply crash and burn so my children can live in a comfy communitarian village, raising sheep and eating ripe apples from the yard?

I only read summary of book on Wikipedia.