/lit/ - Literature

Goodmorning sirs

https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=ivgALSoa8CQ

>>23152587
coffeesisters where we at? tea is for suckers.

>>23083979
I wasn't pretending. now, is your take dumber than a retard's? that's the real question. y/n?

>>23014027
Right on the money, lmao. It's a shame. And yeah, I need my cuppa joe.

Terrific book. Best read when you are the same age as Raskolnikov, but it's by no means required. Dosto is great

>>22552374
>girl is into me
>don't like her because feel like she's a retard or a helpless victim if she can be tricked into liking me

>book is over 500 pages long but you still wish it was longer when you're finished
what was her name, /lit/? Mine are War and Peace and Les Miserables

did someone say coffee?

>>21689127
What's with all the retards offended by people saying litrpg / isekai is garbage?

>"Then die in obscurity!"
>"Well I might make money if I do it!"
>"No one will read you if you don't write goyslop!11!!!"

>>20984676
How long are the arcs? How important is this one?
By comparison, I finished brewing another cup of coffee (#3).

I liked his books back when I read them at age 19
maybe it's the ideal age for his work

>>19825144
checked and good morning. I am not doing shit working from home today and will be reading some sword and sorcery while I await this incoming blizzard on the East Coast

If you aren't at a garbage uni they should be prescribing journal articles and other sources of jurisprudence that should be interesting enough.

Reading is fun, but don't set yourself up with the expectation that you need to read for leisure everyday. You will be reading very high volumes of dense technical work soon enough, and sometimes you just need to let your brain relax.

If you try and drop your Equity textbook out of one hand and pick up a Dosto with the other, you will get far less out each of them, remember less, and get tired. Do one thing well, before you do two things half-heartedly.

>t. other law fag

>>18333272
You wouldn’t be saying this if you knew how easy it was (is) to die from an outbreak of diseases. Also, how painful. It’s easy to talk tough when you simply do not know.

Also law school but not US. The bad things you've heard are undoubtedly about the difficulty, which is fine if you cultivate proper reading habits. Law school is a lot of content, but the difficulty ONLY occurs if you skim read.

This is honestly the number one thing that blows my mind when discussing assignments and legislation with other students. Just read any documents you're assigned top to bottom. Top. To. Bottom. Don't skip to what you think is relevant for the exam, don't ctr-f the subsection you want to look at. There are obviously variations and exceptions when you get heaped with stacks of cases, but everything the uni hands you about assignments, syllabus dotpoints and topics, read it well.

>>16429831
thank (you) fren

testing

https://www.goodreads.com/user/show/104853037-jpolise

>>14465311
good morning

>>14264865

Good morning frens

https://youtu.be/oWuyrlXI7nA
Cofe time

It's better than 2, than 1 and than none !

You still have 6 months to read a bit more m8

>>11853788