/lit/ - Literature

>>1193995
not to mention inventing over 3,000 of them.

Shakespeare is the greatest, he was a master of psychology, an artisan of words, and he was hugely famous and popular well before he died. For 400 years people have loved him and for at least 20 of them, he was still alive and kicking.

The Road is awesome.

>>1148745
It's a Dyson, scalawag

problem postmodernists?

This thread gets posted every other day, and every time it's people who accepted a future of low-paying salaries being mad because they have kind of pride issue.

We all know. I'm Lib Sci, and I'm so stoked about my future, regardless of my $60k salary. Economics majors can keep their cold numbers and big empty houses and loveless marriages to gold digging wives. My apartment crammed with books and my hardcore feminist philosophy major fiancee is fine by me.

So shut the fuck up already.

>>974138