/lit/ - Literature

>>1120212
Really? We get this all the time.
>why didn't the eagles fly to mount doom
>what if Sauron conquered middle earth
>etc

Mind you, it's a topic more interesting than half the crap posted on /lit/ daily. Proceed...

The shining is probably my favourite, but every tard from here to hell and back has seen the film adaptation

Man, older sci-fi artwork was really something. Dunno anon

That sounds like a neat plan bro, but I'm not exactly a high-quality cook or anything.

Try /ck/

>>1053850
lolwat,really? I never tried that.

Just got back from playing through the original Rainbow six, actually. Operation Fire Walk is always kickass when you run through it with a Car-15 and 6 frags

>>1015317
Hell, yes I know. That was an awesome series, even by adult novel standards in many ways

Dune
Enders game
Man in the high castle

good to go

>/co/

>implying urban exploration isn't 100% fiction

>>866876
Coming from a trip as reactionary as you, I'll take it as a compliment

>>830193
stag gave his postal code and it's all over green oval

jokes on him

>>818460
It was a nice thing to have, actually.
/lit/ is usually an immature shit-hole that never talks about anything important

this, on the other hand was actually an interesting discussion

>>809087
I seem to recall that the one featuring the medieval peasant in the abbey was good. Had some pretty brutal deaths

>>803892
they said

CYBERPUNKKKKKKKKKKK

too many times in the first ten minutes for me to take it too seriously. But yes, the B-52 stealth bomber quote is a classic

>>796620
read the uncut version of it, and you'll get my drift