/lit/ - Literature

>>2955818

yeah it's called modernism.

>>2955837

Any political discussion is inherently /pol/?

I'm talking about theory and intellectual value here.

Daddy issues and enough magical realism to compensate for his sci-fi shit.

>>2899292
>>2899289

>why is suffering bad

If you're closed to higher states of consciousness, higher from the worst possible misery, then it's objectively bad.

if bad is going to mean anything, it should apply here. If you don't think the worst possible misery is bad, i don't know what you're talking about.

>>2762457

...after being popularised by the general population through various sociolinguistical means.

>>2695128
worried about your pasty visage disintegrating in direct sunlight?

I'm talking about context and everyday use; cutting about town in a trilby like your name's Bugsy is a far cry from wearing a baseball cap when you're hiking with your YMCA buddies.

If you wore a sombrero or a showercap every time you left the house I wouldn't think you were autistic; i'd think you were bipolar.

guys how do you fuck a wheelchair bound girl? it must be possible, right? Anyone have any experience with this?

also happy endings suck OP. Imagine how shitty the great gatsby would be with a happy ending.

lingual pugilism can be fun and stimulating.

unfortunately most trips post increasingly sparingly (like me) or have left the board completely, leaving /lit/ largely devoid of ongoing conflict, personality and wit.

i'd take a bit of tripfag drama over endless 'favourite publisher?' and 'preferred form of book binding?' threads if it would injects back some of the piss and vinegar that once made this board special.

>>2668129
i'm glad they block me honestly; i don't want people so boring that they actually censor themselves to avoid traumatic contact an altered name field responding to me.

i'm your girlfriend, /lit/

and you'll all be suckling on my dry tits forever

Daily reminder that Christopher Hitchens is dead and nobody can replace him.