/lit/ - Literature

>>20335617
This doesn't even make sense. This is not clever. I've heard better quips in Marvel movies.

Bakunin really was an idiot who is only 'famous' (lmao, exclusively to and for retards) because other brainless communist ideologues promote him in their endless failure of a schizo shill campaign. They don't have real jobs, so they read or pretend to read Bakunin and insist others do the same, instead.

How do I refute him? I don't need to, reality refutes him, and everything he's ever said.

>>19078090
Nigga you stupid ass fuuuck. Read sum Hegel then kill yoself.

Is it relatively easy to make money from short story competitions if you're a half competent writer?

My Belarussian buddy wants to get better in English and write more evocative lyrics/poems without stating shit directly.
Can /lit/ recommend some authors and books of poetry to help him and perhaps interest him?

>>10889911
Yes

>>10883362

rankings
1. navidsons
2. whalestoe letters
3. johny
3. holloway
4. zampano
5. anything to do with the Minotaur

wow bro did you just marathon that ENTIRE BOOK? Holy shit dude it's like 120 pages didn't you have to sleep???

I want to write down my thoughts and ideas so I can remember them and later refine them
things change their appearance when I write them down, even more when I imagine somebody reading them

I always had rather good visual memory, but visualization skills can be learned. Just sit down and try to imagine things with as much detail as you can, and then do so for larger things. Do it for all senses, most importantly touch. You could attempt to draw things, and see how that visualization works out. After a while your ability to picture things will grow. Now I want to do the same thing, but with music, it's a little harder though.

>>10408953
3/10

>>10408725
So you know it's shit. Why not work on it until you know it's good? And not waste our fucking time.

>>10408489
8/10

>>10408430
4/10

>>10408249
7/10

>>10407892
For what it is... it's fine.

>>10407765
Garbagio
Shittorio
Makes me sickio
That U think it's poetry
but you're in
for a life of self-imposed
miserio
so, lmao

>>10406455
1/10 (can you guess what made it redeeming?) (probably not)

>>10354691
You mean, there's the correct way to use it, and then there's the way Jordan Memerson and Paul Joseph Watson throw it around to mean what ever they want it to.

>>10338138
Rollin

Apart from McTaggart, what are the philosophers that argued that time was unreal?

I know that at least Aristotle and Gödel argued that, but is there anyone else? I'm thinking on doing this presentation on the topic "The unreality of time" for my philosophy course.

>>10201455
>the video game cheat code books
>tfw you had like 2 of the games and you would look at the cheat codes for other games even though you didn't have the money to buy them

How many languages do you know?

>he kan't

>>9982455
Here's another good shop

the only acceptable artform from the japanese is anime

>>9926618
I will later.

>>9847832
>you think Rhythm and Rhyme is just useless rules and laws restricting creativity
>is just
>is
looks like you need to get the fuck out.

You mad, white boy?

>>9799076
Not that one but I have another.

Theoretically, would it be possible to read a print book and listen to an audiobook at the same time, fully comprehending both? If so, it could double the amount you read in a given time. Has anyone tried this?