/lit/ - Literature

This can't be real. Moby Dick is a bloated embarassment. It's the "being afraid of covid" of the literature world.

>qu'est-ce que c'est

>>18042434
(it's alright anon I called it DomiNO for years only to find out it was DolMIO)

>>18032623
>>18032584
fucking STOP IT

>bro me and my friends are all literally fat and ugly as fuck!!!! I was voted ugliest and dumbest son of a bitch in my state! And we all have super model gfs because we put ourselves out there!!! Girls dont care about looks bro just gotta be confident!!

>>11517456
>Anaconda
Actually the worst fucking publisher I've ever come across on the German market. I've their selection of Neetchee (I hate the ambiguity in 'gesammelte Werke', by the way), and the selection is piss poor and mostly from his later period. They're hardback, but in name only, because it's obvious from the very first touch that it's shit quality, you can tell from the weight alone. I can barely use my Anaconda Nietzsche or my Capital as a paperweight.
Then there's the typos, fucking blatant typos like commas in the middle of words (Stefan Zweig's Welt von usw.), pretty sure they're paying five-year-olds with bags of haribo to proof read their shit. I was gifted a copy of Kafka's Castle but I gifted it right on and bought a Suhrkamp that I could trust. Oh yeah and forget about introductions or annotations because that would cost money, but hey, you're getting a hardback! No, just fucking pay five fucking eurodollars more and get a real book.
Fuck fuck fuck Anaconda. Fuck.

>>11476408
Wrong answer clown, and also the reason why you haven't actually been paid for writing anything

>had had

>>10640162
>people who touch their books
>people who don't judge the books by its cover

Why is NO ONE on /lit/ capable of rotating a photograph before posting it? WHY?!?!?!?

>>10374498
color me surprised when that freak kills himself