/lit/ - Literature

>fiction written in dialect
is there anything lower?

>>19457032

I’ve heard that you should pick one philosopher to focus all your attention on and only read lightly outside of their work to get context for it.
Is this right?
Should I just go with who I like most or is there an objectively right choice?

there’s an interesting group dynamic here in the lit pub trio. this jay character has near-chad looks but is arguably the most blockheaded of them all. a man with a fork in a world of soup. soft shite extraordinaire “jaidyn” looks like he’s in it for the underage arthoe pussy, which he most likely gets in droves as long as he acknowledges that the slamming is taking place on stolen oogabooga land

waldun would be the easy and obvious one to pick on, since the white man (no matter how cucked) always has an innate disdain for the servile ESL chinkazoid. but he’s the guy with the big youtube channel, so their numb tongues basically have to work his asshole in shifts

this three-man literary movement is not merely cringekino for basement dwellers; as the chinese century descends upon us, it’s the defining gesamtkunstwerk of our time

>>18389379
the fact that nu-/lit/ routinely shits on everything published after gravity’s rainbow/blood meridian but cuts this book even an iota of slack (”it’s not bad”, ”it’s fine”, ”it’s like a shitpost”) shows that 1) nobody here has any interest in contemporary literature and 2) this board is now just a /pol/ colony for people who came late to the party and think they’re a little too smart for /pol/

oh and fuck off mike

there were far better book discussions on /lit/ when variety/diversity wasn’t shunned and shut down at every turn and pol9k hadn’t yet turned into the prevailing tone of the site. flowcharts, top lists and starter packs lead to the ruin of every board

posting images of big difficult books and calling people retarded fags doesn’t make you ”elitist”

>cope seethe dilate discord tranny roastie kike back to /r/books nigger
whatever dude

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