/lit/ - Literature

>marx
>right

Pick one and only one.

>Questions that cannot be answered are not worth asking

What do think, anon?

What is the difference between an intellectual and a pseud? What makes an intellectual 'intellectual' and what makes a pseud a 'pseud'? Furthermore, why are intellectuals regarded highly whereas pseuds are frowned upon?

So if a famous (and talented) author writes a book which is the diary of a fifteen-year-old girl and decides to use the 'prose' of a contemporary average fifteen-year-old girl, will it be /lit/ or will it be garbage?
The point I am trying to push here is will the audience see into the essence and judge the book as /lit/ or will they not see beyond the presumably shitty prose and judge it as garbage.

What is the word for when you are walking in flip-flops, or thongs, possibly too large for your feet and the strap that goes between your big toe and the fourth toe displaces itself between the fourth and THIRD toe? What is that word?

What makes a book a meme on /lit/?

So I'm leaving college on friday and I need a quote for some leavers book thing, what do I put?

>18 years old
>love literature and history with a passion
>all I've wanted to do since as long as I can remember is write and study history
>looking forward to studying literature/combined history at university
>suddenly
>gain the opportunity to work off shore on oil rigs

what do?