/lit/ - Literature

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Make me faggot. Being smug is a perfectly natural response to the endlessly expanding madness of this runaway carnival we call the internet, and the worse it gets the more amusing it is. This amusement itself is likely a trap however, a form of coping device where the mind desperately wishes to convince itself that something so blatantly absurd as what we see in front of us cannot possibly continue to exist for much longer than the time it takes for it to provide us a hearty chuckle. It never does go away ultimately, only expanding and proliferating more and more until the audience, so used to gorging itself on the fleeting ecstacy derived from witnessing the uncontrolled degeneration of man through technological means that they themselves unwittingly become nothing more than another part of the system's endless banalities. Lolcows are as much domesticated man at his worst as their owners and adoring fans/abusers are.

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So my thread got deleted because the mods don't like family guy references.

Can someone recommend some very risqué novels. I want a book with a lot of sex and violence and could even be considered smut or erotica.

Thanks

quick question /lit/, i have to read one of these for school, which is the best?
jane eyre
emma
pride and prejudice
wuthering heights

Cases where the movie is better than the book?

I'd have to say Requiem For A Dream on this one.