/lit/ - Literature

I'm so tyred of you pre-Madonnas taking for granite the great wealth of writing that we have with your snobbery. Swallow your prize and just admit that even the half-hardened readers here are blessings in the skies. Not everyone's taste is going to be on the same level, but give them the benefit of the drought. With a little trial and air, they'll have a sick sense for good literature.

Or don't, I could care less.

I could of cared less, but then again, its just a doggy dog world out their.

>>1004604

I'd rather live vicariously through my protagonists.

Hello /lit/,

I want to send my summer reading some of the classics, so I am more informed about literature. I especially enjoy 20th century American literature, and have some Hemingway, Steinbeck, Faulkner, and Updike on my reading list right now.

Can you guys suggest some more books in the vein of what I enjoy, and some novels that will help me branch out to other nations?

>>669614

You're a bit of a snob, ain'tcha?

Who wants war?

Also
>NASCAR
>sport

>Will I die like David Carradine? With a belt tied around my neck and genitals, a 14 year old Asian prostitute fleeing the room in her underwear? God I hope so, for then I will have died a true hero; providing the Human Race with an invaluable service, in the search to find a better way to masturbate.

Another wannabe classic literature faggot. Your list is rather boring.