/lit/ - Literature

>>16110384
>Augustus (?) bust with no History of the Decline and Fall of the Roman Empire

>>13581081
>he still hasn't passed his "suicide is a phase" phase

>600 pages is a book

>>12610325
The prince raped their sister, so they slaughtered every male associated with him, thereby pissing off all of the surrounding Canaanites, Seems like something to admonish his kids for. Were you expecting a 'boys will be boys'?

>>11459701
Do you also have a general where you spend time extolling the virtues of one particular scat porn movie genre above all others?
Cuz we are swamped with litrpg, chink shit and phone book fantasy bro.

>>11459838
But then you wouldn't have time to read anon.

>>10591329
To some degree, but everything has been made before, at this point some things are just remakes of things that existed previously

And honestly, theres nothing wrong with that, Sailor Moon is the ultimate magic girls reference, but Madoka has its place with its own references and qualities, even tho it will always be a Sailor Moon disciple, any kind of story of any kind has a original ramification of it, that gives fruits to different, alternatives stories
And most of the time I'd rather pick a reused theme with a different perspective than something more original but trash

>>10493059
*otoutochan
<- fake honorific

can someone post that guide to poetry chart. not the flowerposter one or the shitty one on the wiki, the newer one with the background readings on verse and composition,

>>9597688
>not using bookfinder

you just won't get it

>>9487423

Fuck, I don't want normies to ruin it.

>terry goodkind

>>8726612

>there is a temptation to limit speech in fear that intellectual enemies throw a wrench in the transition by manufacturing lies (especially those from half-truths) against that very transition

If words and thoughts could hinder your "transition" then it wasn't likely to succeed in the first place. I mean according to the one democratic election Russia had before the Bolshevik takeover, the majority of citizens were "intellectual enemies." There were entire ethnic groups ( eg Ukrainians) that were "intellectual enemies." All the best artists were "intellectual enemies." Thousands of loyal military officers were "intellectual enemies." Biologists and architects and civic planners were "intellectual enemies." There were tens of millions of "intellectual enemies" that had to be, uh, disposed of before the USSR could become a glorious paradise for workers.

Standing on shaky ground m8.

>>8548009
This is how you detect the really uptight faggots on /lit/, the one's that are so far up Marx's arse that they take even obvious satire to heart and start crying about it.

>>8213690
>he doesn't like fine-ass anime titties

Lmao nigga u gay or something??

>>8207851
What makes you so sure you will never find a woman who loves you?

>x qua x

>>7974178

>best guess for this image: black college student

>>7824274
>le 4chan lite pink bodysuit man

>school has a spelling bee
>mfw Asian guy loses to the word superintendent
>mfw school librarian loses to the word dysfunctional

>pretending to be misogynist for replies

>>7462806
Damn, he got me.

>Thinking IQ L I T E R A L L Y means anything

congratulations you can decipher patterns. Now go back to reading books

Working memory tests are far more accurate representation of how smart someone is

>>7450331
I thought she was serious until the Nazi part.