/lit/ - Literature

Thinking of getting into foraging this summer. Any books for foraging in Balkans.

>>10327278
Turkish Delight :^)

>>10327308
That's how I imagined Raskolnikov.

>>10327396
That pic low-key reminds me of a chapter in The Golem.

>>10304628
you're rambling like an insane person. Learn how to punctuate correctly before you start screeching.

>>10252087
I've decided that I'm going to write you into a story where an obnoxious alt rightist finds you having a bad trip, huddled and babbling about unwashed hordes of fascists coming to hang you, and the alt rightist starts tormenting you with grizzly made up details about the uprising, but eventually moves on to trying to have a reasonable conversation with you, when the alt-rightist realizes that in your drugged state your humanity is starting to flood back into you.
She (the alt rightist is a somewhat chubby female, modeled after a slightly more pear shaped willendorf venus) has on a pair of tights, the surface of which is a moving star map. your character obsesses (both before and during the trip) about the darkness of the map instead of the stars moving through it.
He (you) starts trying to lay his head into the "void" of her lap. I'll figure out the rest

>>10256093
non est argumentum

What makes good literature and bad literature?
If something is popular, doesn't it mean it's good?
If no one can understand something, doesn't that make it bad?
Or if something is good by most opinions but makes people fight and argue or makes people violent about it, doesn't that mean it's bad?
If it pleases even just one other person besides the writer, doesn't it mean it's actually not that bad?