/lit/ - Literature

>>20425470
>you're right, i am seething.

>>20343400
based and wisdom gu pilled

>>20347486
yes

>>20324014
>indubitably

>>20268271
"A Small, Good Thing" by Raymond Carver depicts grief over child death pretty well in my opinion. You should check it out

>>20257291
dialogue is only boring if it doesn't do anything. I prefer reading dialogue over exposition because you can see the personalities of characters better, and adept writers can dump a lot of information without being explicit and boring about it.

>>20208783
do you genuinely enjoy the book for what it is, or did you force yourself into enjoying it because other people said it was good? Sometimes I end up doing the latter, and I realize that spending time on a book, even if it is "critically acclaimed", means nothing if I don't enjoy it personally.

>>20191384
Inert gas asphyxiation kills you relatively painlessly since your body doesnt recognize a CO2 build up

inb4 this thread is just a way of crowdsourcing a way to kill yourself

>>17843269
>mixing nonsense in with genuine advice
A daring synthesis

>Why does he write books that guarantee him a great amount of wealth and fame instead of writing boring shit that will only be read by litfags through torrenting the PDF

Zoom wonders

Should i adopt this method? unironically asking