/lit/ - Literature

>Book has a protagonist that is tall, attractive, has had a girlfriend or sex
>Immediately dropped and thrown in the garbage

>'harem' story turn out to be polyamory instead of polygamy
dropped. only cucks like that trash.

>they changed Shallan's VA in RoW graphic audio.
wtf bros......

Man, Sanderson sure loves interrupting his stories with short stories from the perspective of unknown characters for the le epic foreshadowing.

>>20447687
>immature
I actually tried writing from the perspective of a teenager so I used that language on purpose. Seems that really is a turnoff for many people. I wanted to capture the sensation of discovering and learning something entirely foreign (how he figures out the "magic" later on in the text with experimentation and consideration). The only other way I was considering to achieve this (with narration style) is to have a third person narrator that precisely narrates what the protagonist is thinking OR using first person thoughts in cursive a lot.
>inconsistent
That was not my intention, can you elaborate!

>>16190242
Please don't.

>>15095585
I'm pretty sure this is the plot of Gurren Lagann.

>>12130183
Dropping knowledge like it's hot.

>>11546233
I still don't understand how "The origins of totalitarianism" by Hanna Arendt isn't a mandatory work for every german-schoolkid, instead of drudgeing through years of pointless information without a view of the bigger picture.

Why do I have to learn about the Bretton Woods system and the Pan-movements on my own and not in school?

>>6512878
This is bollocks, m8.
Read any study, every single time fat people overestimate the exercise they do and grossly underestimate their calorie intake.
I'm not saying some people aren't in a more advantageous position than others, and won't need as much willpower and effort, but that's true with everything else in life.