/lit/ - Literature

>>22672605
>answer "I don't know" for which phrase is wrong in "The match is cancelled ______ rain" since "because rain" is still more correct than "I don't know rain"

>>20369312
Slaughterhouse five is one of the worst fucking books I've ever read. I hated it so much. Read a bullshit post by pseuds that sung it's praises and gave it another go. Hated it even more the second time. Inb4 filtered.

>>20321892

>>20321837
Glad you enjoyed it anon, it was definitely one of the most autistic books I've ever read.

>>20321841

>>20321475
Just stop kissing females altogether

I had the first ten in a boxset that I got from a Scholastic fair. I absolutely adored these books when I was young. I would map out the dungeons as I explored them to try to find every room. My favourite was deathtrap dungeon, and city of thieves

Hi /lit/. I'm compiling a list of "retard words." This is a useful list that will helpfully identify anyone seriously using the words on it as a retard. I'll start:

>refute
>influence
>subconscious
>best
>worst
>recommendation
>unironic

share some more

>>17097530
No, no, no, this won't do!
"Formerly Chuck's" only makes sense in the context of property like a business, not a fucking book.
If anything it would say "Inspired by the work of Chuck" or something (idk can't think of anything better).
Sorry but this is still a 0/10.