/lit/ - Literature

I'm noticing a lot of Russell hate here, but wasn't Russell a seminal logician who made important observations in philosophy? Honest question.

ITT: the best book you have ever read?

I have a Kindle related question, but don't want to start yet another Kindle thread, so I'll put it here:

What font settings do you use when reading on your Kindle?
- Between 1 and 8?
- Regular, Condensed or Sans Serif
- Gap between lines: small/medium/large

Personally I use 2, condensed, medium. Could read smaller but since it's so easy to move to the next page with a small push of the finger I don't want to strain my eyes unnecessarily. Just curious what others read in.

A man grows up, not reading any literature. He spent most of his teenage years on comic books and shitty television.
He wants to change.

What's the first book you suggest?

You're wrong.

>no such thing as correct grammar.

THEN WHY ARE YOU USING IT THEN?

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Your pic is a faggot!

Hey /lit/, /sci/fag here.

What's the deal with grammar in literature??
I am currently in ENC 1102, and we have just started reading analytical essays, and so far alot of these acclaimed critics like Laura Mulvey basically said "FUCK YOU" to everything I ever learned about grammar. Does it basically go that as long as people like what you write, you can forget about proper grammar, specifically sentence structure.