/lit/ - Literature

>>23335204
>anti-elitist, anti-university PHD recipient who posts hundreds of hours of free content elucidating norse texts sentence-by-sentence, actually publishes books and translates major works for public consumption -- but he disavows racism
>some long-haired faggot LARPer who never cites his sources and always romanticizes, misinterprets, or lies about source material. goes off on tangents about consuming drugs and cringe wicca-tier woo woo shit like having visions in which you experience the memories of your ancestors -- but he agrees with my stance on race/ethnicity within the practice so he's BASED unlike crawford
the real tragedy is that cringe LARPagans think that these are the only two options

>>23334805
solomon asked for wisdom and look where it got him

The title always comes first because it's the only piece of pre-writing you need to guide the novel.
Character names are thought up on the spot, just like how your parents came up with some dumb crap in the hospital that they thought you'd grow into.

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>>23023365
If your first language is English, you already understand like 80% of German, Finnish, and French. If you learn a root language like Latin then you basically understand every romance language by association. The point I'm getting to is that if you learn those 2 languages (English + Latin) then you already understand like 12 languages. Make sure to list all of them in your resume as languages you're proficient in.
>>23023667
Japanese has English loanwords so you already basically understand it, just add "u" as a suffix to every English word and you're speaking Romaji.