/lit/ - Literature

>>17653175
probs not his grand son, but honestly stirner did look pretty onions irl (pic rel)

>*solves philosophy*

I'm trying to understand why men are more fucked up in the head than women.
Pedophiles are almost exclusively men.
Rapists are all men.
Violence is almost exclusively a masculine trait.
Why is there such a prominent asymmetry of negative traits among genders?
Any book suggestions?

Which is the correct approach do you think?

>Read what you love and enjoy, don't read anything for the sake of it.

>Challenge yourself to become better. Don't stay in your bubble, move out of your comfort zone and force yourself to finish difficult books even if you hate it

Both methods make sense, yet they're contradictory

What's central to writing a good novel? A unique plot, or a unique voice?

In my opinion, a single display of perfectly worded wit is more powerful any literature in existence.
Any book to improve my wit, or 'clever comments' so to speak, that would make people go OHHHHH, or 'how did he think of that'?

>>15636430
I didn't know Max Stirner actually had a photograph

Why are Germans so literary talented?

>>15331673
post his actual soiboy face instead of the drawing

What books provide a good critique of secular humanism?