/lit/ - Literature

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>>11976186
Well it hasn’t stood for literature recently. It’s practically just the humanities board, and we already have a humanities board.

>>11957448
This is an interesting topic. Most of literature or at the very least western canon is written in a make perspective with a male protagonist. While there’s nothing wrong with that a female perspective is also interesting at times. Yet because of years of male perspectives it’s hard as fuck for some to write in the feminine side of things. They’re are many interesting qualities of women that make great stories.

>>11902979
Oh so I guess the concept of “the great American novel” is just a blank statement to you assholes. Cormac McCarthy’s use of language to create a vivid world through the use of language must no exist exist in the rest of the world. Moby dick doesn’t exist either then.

Y-you too

That’s why metamodernism is becoming a thing with Wes Anderson films and infinite jest and etc.

Can books have a dream like quality like german expressionist movies ?
If so what are some ?

>read a couple of pages
>go on /lit/
>repeat