/lit/ - Literature

>>15759240
Thanks fren, this board has made me far happier over the years I’ve spent on it by encouragement to read and recommendation of great literature. It has helped me better arrange my mind, emerge from depression and determine how I want to spend the rest of my life. Even recently I’ve had some comfy discussions of literature, particularly about Moby Dick and Don Quixote, so despite the politically obsessed and illiterate newfags, I’m still glad that /lit/ exists.
>>15759325
Don’t do it fren, there’s always possibility of improvement. What makes you want to do it?
>>15759402
Not him of course but:
The master and margarita was the best that I hadn’t heard of before coming here. Moby Dick was the best that I was encouraged to read on /lit/, but at the time I was only told that it was comfy, so I assumed it would be enjoyable quite good literature with an aesthetic that made it especially comfy to me (nautical); but in actuality it was the most wondrously beautiful work I had ever read, in a way it makes me sad because there must be books from other cultures that I can never appreciate in the same way that are just as good, but we should be happy for what we have and strive to do even better, not be sad about what we don’t have.