/lit/ - Literature

>>20882721
So you're saying he's the Dan Blizeran of Zoomers?

>this character is badly written
Why?
>because he's a bad person and I don't like him
This happens so often and it is always frustrating. However, it does raise the question, how do you properly define a badly written character?

What's the best way to read philosophy? I often struggle understanding and retaining the information. Should I take notes as I read? Will that improve my comprehension?

>books women will never understand
>books men will never understand

Do you really believe that our gender can impair our ability to appreciate a piece of literature for what it is, or is it just shitposting?

This general sometimes, man.

>>15452363
>Journey to bad place
>People that have lived there for x-thousands of years are good at surviving in bad place

wowee boyo.

How does one go about inserting cohesive themes into their story?

Is "show, don't tell" a universal rule that should be followed by all authors who try to tell a story without exceptions?

>>10849890
If /lit/ is the smartest board, does that make /tg/ the most charismatic board because they're the only ones that by necessity of their hobby have to interact with other people in a social environment?

>>10528727
>>10528769
>>10528775
W-was it something I said?

>starts thread that contributes nothing and only makes the problem worse

Go away.

>>9842147
Well...I guess it is.