/lit/ - Literature

Douglas Adams, Terry Prachett, Neal Stephson, Tolkien, Homer, Steven King before the crash, William Gibson, Justin Beiber. There done

Just went to a showing of "Noises Off" the other night, I'd highly recommend it if you like comedy. I seem to recall there was a god-tier video adaptation as well

>>1187209
>implying this isn't one gigantic troll intentionally mixing logical fallacy and truth
Derp

>>1183180
I like how your complaint is as vague as it could possibly be. I haven't even watched the damn film, but I never really understood what made hipster-hunts so compelling for /lit/

A History of ancient Mesoamerica pre- and post-contact. 100 pages in so far

best thread on /lit/

>>1145483
lol, then maybe I'm just a tard. I tried reading him, I really did. But the moment he started talking national unity I grabbed the vomit bag and fled to the hills.

Also, Dante's Inferno (Read: the divine comedy as a whole is rather overhyped) is actually a decent "poetry" book. Renaissance Italians really had a masterful command of language

>>1124068
Exact same response they generally gave that tard:
>>>/r9k/11109115

But I like this interpretation. So back to the dungeon with you, knave

As much as /lit/ likes to seethe with rage over trip antics, most of anon actively encourages it

it's like Stagolee all over again

1984.

But don't make the mistake of applying it as a textbookbook to practical politics

>>1090029
Yeah, probably. but I just love my earl grey.

*sips*

I went up to Xenocide and called it quits

you might wind up doing the same- But ignore the haters on Speaker for the Dead, it's actually a damn good novel

Miles from... is the shittiest trolll to ever come on this board

nice try kid. We'll see Mogwai shitting up our board with music trivia tomorrow as per usual

>>1054580
Actually, in case you havn't noticed /lit/ is a shithole located at the gates of hell. Nonstop infernos of rage for virtually anything is guaranteed here

But, we have on occasion talked about visual novelf. Nobody here really knows much, but I guess I'm glad to listen if you want to recommend something

Your .jpg is old news

quit spamming shit of we'll have the KY disaster from /adv/ all over again

The drama, the drama...

>>1006160
Nope. Did quite well in it, but found it boring and unstimulating. I'd much rather study something interesting.

Copy-pasting. Use at own risk, I've never tried it but it seems to have worked for /adv/
>>>/adv/2719876

Open Task Manager (CTRL-SHIFT-ESC) and see if mshta.exe or wscript.exe are running. If they are, congratulations: you're a moron. Kill the processes.
After that, hit Windows key + R and type msconfig. Click the 'Startup' tab and uncheck [whatever].js. It might be called run.js, or it might have a clever name like sysconfig.js or win32.js. Either way, this IS the spam script and not a vital operating system component.
After that, you should be spam-free.

>>942539
I don't

>>939824
Not when they're batshit insane Zealots who spend nine hours a day praying to icons of Dostoyovsky and Camus, I don't

>>934888
I fail to see why your bird shit on my car is so important in the big scheme of things

boi

I've got a shitload of loose ends that all over the place.

One poem in need of polishing thats been spammed around here too often for comment
Another unfinished poem
A stage play that I left half way through the year to ponder
A short story that I should finish
And now, an undecided short screenplay/comic adaptation that came from one of those stupid "write about X if you roll X" threads.

I'll finish it enventually, but I think about things faster than I write.

Writers are /lit/

deal with it

stupid art is stupid