/lit/ - Literature

>>20364667
Little Women is one of my favorite books.

>>18574919
I agree that it was somewhat unfinished. It didn't ruin the pleasure of reading it though. I have read some really bad books and got way less enjoyment out of those. I guess what I do find kind of odd is that no one knows how some of the chapters fit together so they just tried to make it so cohesive possible.

Still glad that you enjoyed it as much as me though. I think people don't discuss the unfinishedness of it all because it gave them enough joy.

>>18485695
Yeah he's japanese. I just googled names and picked one lol. Some for some other folk, his roomate Fatima for example. What kin of name would you suggest? The future here only has a few cities that are the hubs of the world population, mega cities. So it is very multiracial. it is a very "bladerunner" type deal, but without the flying cars and robots.

I appreciate the response tho. I'll take whatever feedback and advice I can get. I've never submitted anything anywhere. I just write, second guess, call it shit, and abandon it.

pic related. It feels kinda good to have someone read part of it. Like it doesn't only exist in my mind and in the ether and in the data of the internet. Now it exists in you. I might be retarded, but it feels meaningful to me.

>everyone in my extended family knew me as the kid that likes to read
>every Chhhhhanuka, I'd get a bunch of gift cards to borders
>tfw

>>10090982

Agatha Christie

hey /lit/ it's winter here and i'm going to be holed up in a log cabin for a few nights

i have some work to do but i'll probably have enough free time at night to get through at least one book, hopefully two. the books that i will have access to are:

>an american dream
>frankenstein
>naked lunch
>on the road

how would you order these books from most comfy to least comfy?

also comfy general