/lit/ - Literature

Today, I will remind them

Why were no authors able to accurately predict this era?

What philosophy describes loneliness the best?

>>21973098
I saw 2020 /lit/ thread and it can't be the same

>>21006587
I'll go see my mom. She'll be evasive when I ask if she's read the stuff I e-mailed her and then I'll feel bad because even my own mother can't be bothered to pretend to care about my writing.

Aren't most books, even in the western canon, about relationships between people?
From Shakespeare to Tolstoy, that's the main thing that the book revolves around.

Then why do most people on here seem so set in their loner lifestyle? Like, go outside instead of reading about it. Maybe, all these normies that you look down upon are the ones actually living the literary lifestyle.

>>15968976
To be honest I sometimes wish I was able to feel emotions and love crazy enough to want to kill myself or others, but I drown in apathy and disgust instead

>>15535289