/lit/ - Literature

>>22448789
>podcast
This is /lit/ bro are you lost?

>>22438715
ChatGPT tier

>>22431160
The ones he called the synagogue of satan?

Why do satanists, pagans, and atheists pretend to be Christian so much?

>>22346460
Grushnitsky ahh nigga

>>22071290
>the world is going to shit because i don't have a big villa anymore to spend time with my rich friends
Yeah no wonder it took you covid to see anything

>>22054854
>it's another gunenon spawn
Fuck you I almost bought it

>>21947864
>made up cope
>something that always exists
>made up cope
>something that always exists

>>21582911
>tranny leftoid complains about society

another retarded namefag has arrived

>>20621688
>real christianism has never been tried

>it's another "/pol/tard tries to claim that 4chan was always against lolis despite /l/ being a board at one point" episode

>>20434411
>exerting yourself creatively is writing worse than trash YA

>zoomer bad, they just is
I've got millennial-seethe fatigue

>>20202346
>there are people who read these posts

>English Bible
>based

>This is life.

>Isabel Burton is perhaps best known for burning some of his papers and manuscripts after his death, including his revised translation of The Perfumed Garden, which was to be called The Scented Garden, and of which the largest part consisted of the usually unpublished final chapter dealing with pederasty, plus Burton's extensive (and comprehensive) notes on the subject.

>In an appendix to her unfinished autobiography,[4] Isabel Burton's posthumous collaborator William Henry Wilkins pointed out that she had a first offer of £6,000 for the manuscript, and moreover that she need never have disclosed her actions at all, or blamed them on her husband. He further claimed that she acted from a sincere belief that "out of a thousand men who read the work, 15 would read it in the scientific spirit in which it was written, and the other 985 solely for filth's sake", and feared that publication would blight, not her husband's worldly reputation – for his interest in the subject was notorious – but, by tempting others to sin, his prospects in the world to come.[5]

>type up reply to someone's extremely good series of effortposts
>Error: Specified thread does not exist

>>18781782
>What the fuck are you on about LOOOOOOOOL
Who the hell talks like this?

>climate change isn't real because the anime avatar tranny schizo said so

>ask someone why they become christian
>they start listing off a bunch of rote apologetics that they obviously only read AFTER they converted

>>18581132
>Read this, read that

>>18497490
>untermenschen