/lit/ - Literature

>>4839435
>Well it's funny you should say that because there is a board for bikes and trains and the topics you dislike are posted here by idiots constantly regardless of your (now confirmed) autism.
Anon, you know that calling me "autistic" doesn't accomplish anything, right? I may be, I don't know and honestly I'm not particularly concerned about it, but it's not about me disliking certain books (I don't really have a problem with them, they just don't belong). I'm not saying that non-literature isn't ever posted here (you seem to be mistaking an "ought" for an "is"), I was merely trying to answer OP's question, that's all. Why are you so upset about this?

what is your opinion on american literature?

ITT: You write a greentext story. You can adopt the framework of an existing story of yours, or make something up on the spot.

Bonus points for brevity and concision
Bonus points for feels

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>>4210703
Well, you should read a lot, especially of the genre you're trying to write in, but also a good amount of genre's you wouldn't usually read.

Then write and get it critiqued. Being able to measure the value of someone's critique and apply it to your writing is probably the most valuable skill a writer can develop.

Why aren't you a published author?

>>3878047
>implying his pic isn't funny
>having a problem with "racism"
>being this much of a self-righteous Internet humanitarian
Shouldn't you be updating your Tumblr right now? I'm sure your readers are missing your scathing critiques of transablism and profound insights into heterobinary privilege.

Read some Anthony Ludovici or Julius Evola.

>2012
>Not reading all of William Johnstone's books

I bet you voted for Obama, didn't you faggots.

What types of genre fiction are the best?