/lit/ - Literature

>Imagine invoking Sanderson in a discussion about real writers.

What's the most based past tense for "shit"?

Shit or Shat?
I like Shat more.

>>17525400
Sadeas becomes too problematic for Sanderson's plot. Which is why he dies at the end of Words of Radiance in a MASSIVE ass pull. I'm just going to pretend that a guy of his caliber simply goes on a walk without bodyguards.

Elhokar becomes the lietral KEK. Sanderson cannot deal with this and simply kills him, giving the "Hero" Dalinar a free power pass. He's simply not capable of continuing the narrative with him alive. His inability to dive into complex character narratives/interactions is abysmal.

Why is Sanderson such a controversial topic on this general?

>>17335867
>The thing about Shakespeare is you can post his writing knowing no one else has ever written anywhere near his quality
If anything, this is a true testament to your own ignorance.

>>17193801
>Foe me the big problem is price. Why drop 200+ on a bigger version of my phone with less features, with some unable to read any files beside the propetary one.
I get what you mean, but it's worth it. More so for me, I guess.

I have no space at home and I fucking loathe sit paper-backs. It's also very good for me for three other reasons:
-The dictionaries, which are vital for me since I need to keep fluency in 4 different languages.
-The backlight + e-ink are fucking perfect to read anywhere on any setting.
-The volume of books + price are also a very big plus. I can virtually read anything anywhere.

>>17193845
>Germany, not ok
>Europe, don't worry