/lit/ - Literature

>>18836591
yes :) care to share?

>mfw passive voice is getting implemented by me in my writing
the editor's gonna freak

>>15901412
>Kafka on the shore and another murakamis

> /lit/ on women:
> "by no means am I an expert on women, but I do happen to be a professor in every mental deficiency women have, and I am a vocal advocate to highlighting every inadequacy to illustrate that men are the greater sex when it comes to literature. Men just understand more efficiently, they're more commonly creative geniuses and can express themes such as politics, love, religious, philosophy, etc. They don't need to rely on talking about sex all the time, whereas female authors' brains are hardwired to discuss nothing but their vagina."

> anons in person:
> "i love my mummy! y-you too!"

> just spent £1,000 on My Little Pony, Train Simulator and Criterion Blu-Rays

Describe a book in six words. Others guess what the book is.

French man steals bread, becomes hero.

>>11521631

>>11435291
> the virgin GRRM
> the chad Gene Wolfe
> the chadette JK Rowling

>>11251929
>>11251929
>>11251929


love.

>>11231385
>>11231405
they're also very sensitive!
unlike their dicks!

>>11205083
> letting The Road go over your head to the extent you don't recognise its brilliance

Post the last five books you just read.

Others give recommendations to what the anon should read next.

Here's mine:
John Williams' Stoner
Aristophanes' Lysistrata
Dostoevsky's The Idiot
George Orwell's Down and Out in Paris and London
Plato's Symposium

>>11165848
>He reads

>>10953263
>china
>cultural preservation

>>10106534
>spams jewish authors
>wow anon you really showed them
>FUCK YOU YOU FUCKING SOCIOPATH THIS IS WHY HITLER WAS RIGHT REEEEEEEEEEEEE
lmao you don't even realize how pathetic and unhinged you sound

>>4667026
>How do I get started on epistemology?
Where do I start?

I think you've already started op