/lit/ - Literature

>>22716643
you got me =\

>>22316426
did you use caps lock or hold down shift lmao
how did you read that list and take it seriously? a crescent wrench? hahaha

>>21605901
so no

>>20705002
When left untamed, as he preferred, it spills down in wavy black that eventually cascade into curls past her shoulders.

>>20614022
Yes all the time. I noticed while hanging around museums the kids copying masters, I figure it's about the same. Not sure about typing though, I do it long hand and I try to remember the sentence then write it out and see where I naturally do it differently and what to correct to... even if it doesn't do anything it is a confidence booster...

>>20614135
Didn't know this, p cool.

>>20614123
>Youre better off writing out the names of characters, making a list of settings and who is there at any given time, and trying to chart plot arcs as they changed.
Probably good to do too.

>>19064771
No it isn't lol. Complete trash. Completely forced. Typo and solecism filled trashola. LOL.

Anyone who read the free epub feels the same. It's botched, totally.

>>18770987
You loved the tie-ins to Less Than Zero and from American Psycho and Glamorama. It's his most honest and direct book with an excellent movie adaptation by Roger Avary (who co-wrote Pulp Fiction). In fact, it's the only adaptation that Ellis approves of.

You also like the metatextual heartbreaking javelin that Ellis hurls backwards in time from Glamorama, letting us know that a main character, Lauren, dies moments after the book ends.

You also thought Ellis was his own most hilarious parodist in the chapter narrated by Clay—something David Faggot Walrus attempted and it was a dud.