/lit/ - Literature

>>15838126
Did you see any of the /lit/ collaborations like the Legacy of Totalitarianism in a Tundra books? They make Belcea's book look like a masterpiece in comparison.

I think its time we wrote some genre fiction.

>>11781921
>Why would I want to read something written by fucking NOBODY.

>>11767364

If you're a real glutton for punishment, here's PDFs of the complete Tundra trilogy, plus that execrable Kolsti novella.

https://www21.zippyshare.com/v/VchgD2Hm/file.html

Will lightning ever strike twice?

Now that the dust has settled, what do we think of this trilogy?

So what are you getting yourself for Christmas?

I bought myself the Tundra trilogy

what the fuck guys? legacy of totilitarism in a tundra is such an amazing title! c'mon let's write a short story, 15/20 pages or less, with this title. but this time without meme bullshit, y'know. a reasonable story. something like raymond carter but more autistic maybe.

>>8714520
>What have you lot published?

The pinnacles of post-post-modernism (maybe not Miami though, that sucked).

I would argue that women are incapable of understanding any film regardless of the content, primarily because women aren't capable of having interests the way that men can.

If a woman sees a film it's generally for one of three reasons. First is the film as a social event, such as a "girl's night"; the film doesn't matter at all, and will certainly not be discussed at all, the act of watching the film is what's important to the woman. Second, the woman watches a film because she wants other people to know that she's seen it, here the content of the film matters in a tertiary way, a woman will see a foreign film with subtitles because she wants to seem smart, she'll watch a film about slavery because she wants to seem compassionate. Finally, a woman will feign interest in a film because she is trying to attract a man who is genuinely interested in it.

It's the same as music, literature, etc., women aren't capable of enjoying anything without attaching some kind of social motive to it.