/lit/ - Literature

Writers of /lit/, share your best swear words

>>21846111
>Book is published 97 in UK and 98 in the US
>Movie deal struck early 99
>Book reaches Best sellers list that same year
>Other books published while movies already in production
Enjoy your goyslop nigger.

>>18919047
>nice edition of a nigger's book

>>18123680
>glowniggers patting themselves on the back

Yeah I'll see if I can find that in the archives.

nabokov's own translation, but it isnt as good as original

>>9436561
Un-doom yourself too, the world will thank you for it, I'm sure of it.

>>9421732
i reccomend you
Heidegger - Nietzsche 1
Heidegger - Nietzsche 2

>>9414676
I think OP deliberately "forgot" Infinite Jest and the Greek memes. Do you want to tell us something, hun?

>>9414901
Human All Too Human, wanderer and his shadow §122
http://www.lexido.com/EBOOK_TEXTS/THE_WANDERER_AND_HIS_SHADOW_.aspx?S=122

>The Artistic Convention. Three fourths of Homer is convention, and the same is the case with all the Greek artists, who had no reason for falling into the modern craze for originality. They had no fear of convention, for after all convention was a link between them and their public. Conventions are the artistic means acquired for the understanding of the hearer; the common speech, learnt with much toil, whereby the artist can really communicate his ideas. All the more when he wishes, like the Greek poets and musicians, to conquer at once with each of his works (since he is accustomed to compete publicly with one or two rivals), the first condition is that he must be understood at once, and this is only possible by means of convention. What the artist devises beyond convention he offers of his own free will and takes a risk, his success at best resulting in the setting up of a new convention. As a rule originality is marvelled at, sometimes even worshipped, but seldom understood. A stubborn avoidance of convention means a desire not to be understood. What, then, is the object of the modern craze for originality?

>>9401063
You can feel me inside you then

>>9393745
fite me

>>9391924
Oho, touched a nerve there, haven't I?

>>9287243
boii dat grill is hawt

>tfw lived life
And no, fucking bar sluts is not "living life", consumerist sheep

and imagination >>> reality, only uncreative people write about their lives. Most writers had boring lives (excluding romanticized faggots like Kerouac)

>tfw Nazi robots will be a thing
Leftist cucks blown the fuck out

>>8408820
Agreed OP!!

Team lit

>a bumptious chap