/lit/ - Literature

>tfw wasted years on the self taugh meme
>tfw after all that time wasted I came with mediocre knowledge and skills

>>8992421

>tfw you see this book mentioned on bernard jou-iwaku
>tfw japanese people consider this turd the best contemporary American literature has to offer

>>8754008
Are SSRIs the real redpill?

>I just can't stop loosing my car keys

>>8427165

YOU TAKE THAT FUCKING BACK.

Woolf is a top-tier literary QT3.14.

The chin is the only thing you could possibly criticize. The rest is flawless.

>>8401802

O'Connor is shit m8

Comparable to the quality of average male authors, sure... but still shit.

>>8402244

>The tempest
>book

Anyway, Woolf has written well, and deserves to be considered among the best.

BUT,

I do think that women are at a significant handicap in the art world on a basis of biology. I'm not talking about intelligence, either- the four IQ point deviation means absolutely nothing when it comes to creating art. Art isn't all about being really smart.

Think of the aphorism, "art comes from pain". Men, in general, suffer more than women. Men are lonelier than women. Men are judged more cruelly than women. More is expected of men. The art created by men is infinitely wiser and more soulful as a result.

That said, purely through the wide variety of life experiences available in a population of billions, it's possible that a woman's suffering can equal a man's. I'm just talking about large numbers. If you have a book by a man and a book by a woman, the book by the man is going to be better 9/10 times.

>nobody will ever post their novel on /lit/

What are some good books that explain feminism or just increase my understanding of it?

No /pol/ please