/lit/ - Literature

>>4541396
>>4541398
>>4541403
>>4541404
>create a creature that is simple invisible and hinge your bets on that being an accurate parody of god
>get called out for presenting an apples-and-oranges false equivalent, since in no religion is god an invisible animal or object
>LYL REKT SUCH BUTTHERT MUST BE A RELIGULS PERSON, SO DUM

Good job, guys. Good to know that if something is "invisible" you can't prove it exists. At least we can throw that Dark Matter shit out the window amiright?

Not completely.

Post the first paragraph of one of your stories.

No recommendations myself but I love how he organised the first Bloomsday with some other people and then stopped halfway through because they got too drunk.

Typical irish.

Ok man, I still enjoyed Infinite Jest.

What are your issues with it?

>>3454551

>humanities should not include music and religions because I don't like them!

>>3113892
don't listen to this advice

>>2664659

Mark is slightly older and I like it's more minimalistic telling of Christ's life and mission. I feel like it's the most "honest" of the Gospels in its portrayal of the Christ, but being that it's (probably) older than the others admittedly influences my feelings on that. The Matthew and Luke are cool too, I'm just kinda partial to Mark.

>>2595520
Comic books are a perfect valid form of art, however many considered comic books as "stuff kids and teens read" and were not taken seriously as an art form.
The relabeling of comic books into Graphic Novels created the illusion of a more "mature" themed comic type of book.
Its all for publicity and making more money.

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>>2024057
What is this thing from which your images are derived? Hm?

>mfw I'm too exhausted to reply further

Good luck! I hope to see your writing on here again. Glad to've been of service.

>>2007279
>Dune
>Brave New World
>mfw I read both of them because of Iron Maiden

>>1929592
>mfw colloquialisms

I understand that you view /lit/ as a place which requires formal language, but since this is only the internet I and many others like me will sometimes (hell, often!) speak in a more casual way. We might even say 'real' instead of 'really' on occasion!

Sorry for making you rage, compadre.

I love these. Getting some great ideas.
What do you guys think about a narrative? Like adding a voice-over of the main character's thoughts.

>talking about books with a friend of a friend
>he sounds interested in it
>lend him my copy because i had it there with me in my bag
>talking later to friend, he says "friend of friend thought you were gay and cute and wanted me to ask you out" i had to explain to him that you're not.
>my face when the book i lent him was "the steel remains" which is about a gay protagonist and has multiple rather explicit gay scenes in it throughout it

>>1384977
I just realized I said the same thing you just said.

Well, my droog what do i have to govorit to you.
It's a wonderful kniga. A kind of kniga that both malchikas and devotchkas can like. I read when I was a was just a small little russki malchik that like books with lots of ubivat and lots of mertvij chelovecks but also all the chustva and lubov stuff because i was a huge pedik at the time. It's sad that all the Russian is mishayit you from lubit this wonderfull kniga. You should learn the old Russian real horrorshow my droog. But I hope you nravitsa it, OP.
Also Vodka, Vodka, Boris Yeltzen.

>>1021403

Depends, do you like characters who are rounded and have development throughout the plot?

If not, then you'll love this!

I already read 7 without any special motivation...
Anyway go buy a nice book, Go to some cafe, Buy some Ice Coffee or something like that and just read. Or go to the park and read there. Or at the beach.
You have way too many sources of entertainment at home. You need to push them away a bit so you can concentrate on the book. I almost never read at home unless the book is really really good.

A 18 year old idiot who never reads and is constantly on the internet
His parents asked me to give him a name of a good book for him to read
He doesn't know what he would like and what he wouldn't
WHAT THE HECK DO I DO?