/lit/ - Literature

I have heard there are some very good ones floating around. One specifically I'm looking for was written by a Nazi in Stalingrad who survived for months after the fall. I think the diary was only discovered after an old soviet soldier died, he was eating rodents and such and describes it all in full details but suggest any and all good ones you know.

>>10498070
This.

>>9671690
Yes Ching Chong should be grateful for his dollar a day and it's wrong of you to be upset just because his slave labor has totally upended the economic equilibrium and destroyed the western middle class. Have a heart, just let the billionaires help the billions of Ching Chongs in the world.

>>8977995
>tfw no matter how able a writer I become I shall never be able to properly convey acts of sexual congress and risk damning mockery should I dare an attempt
experience is essential to a writer...they said...

>>7338067
I love Tolkien. That being said, fucking kill yourself.

>>5058494
>>5058587
>mfw I'm studying web programing and I didn't get it

>>4827574
It means you suddenly realize life has no purpose.

You are alone, your morals are subjective, life has absolutely no purpose, searching for a meaning is pointless, the limitations of your freedom, happy moments are very far inbetween.

I know this because I'm a post-op (too scared to) transgendered ex-junky NEET with a developmental disorder and I ask myself this question every single day

"We 'write' our own lives as we live them"
Discuss with reference to Nietzsche and Beck.

How would I even go about answering this?

I understand that Nietzsche believes that we are products of social values and are not autonomous (for instance the camel in Three Metamorphoses in Thus Spoke Zarathustra) and we need a radical independence to create new traditions (child in 3M TSZ).

We use our preconceived conceptions of norms etc to use as a material for creation of new values. and once we become ubermensch we can choose to do whatever we want, and we can respond to circumstances and go beyond circumstances to actualise possibility.

But how do we WRITE our lives? semantic brain-fart currently underway

>>3612401

>reading Kafka in English