/lit/ - Literature

>>21840719
Stay mad, it's a white man's world, everyone else is just visiting

>>21552116
why should i define a word? what matters is its usage

>>21504503
start using biographies as self help advice books

>Shut up, Ameritard; how many languages do you speak?
Um, excuse me? You learned English to speak to me, not the other way around. Know your place ESL

Just finished Monte Cristo. Boy what a book. What should I read next?

>>18938223
Very based. esse est percipi: if it can't be perceived through the senses, it doesn't exist.

>read novel
>immediately read Bloom's critical edition on it

Is having your own published books on your shelves based or cringe?

>>14255617
>Many of the people who created these memes would be described as alt-right
>I'm certain I would.

>read 2 pages of some old book about greeks
>proceed to post on /lit/ for 6 hours
Yeah, I'm thinking I'm based

>>12618415
> tfw I used thesaurus on my English exam in High School and got an easy A without trying that hard

>>12391374
AHAHAHAHAHAHHAHAHAHAHAHA WHAT A NIGGER U R

>>12388180
she has a cute tummy anon, it is ripe for having epic pepe babies. go on, you know what to do

I have to write a research paper this semester on one of these five books:

> Eugene Zamiatin’s We
> Aldous Huxley’s Brave New World
> George Orwell’s Nineteen Eighty-Four
> Kurt Vonnegut’s Player Piano
> Walter M. Miller’s A Canticle for Leibowitz

I've never read any of these books. Some I haven't even heard of. I know that 1984 and Brave New World are both gay memes that are pushed on high schoolers.

Anyways, which of these books is the least gay and retarded and fruitful for a 10-15 page paper?

Dubs can pick the book only if he says why I should choose it.

>>12379282
BASED AND REDPILLED

>mfw my postmodern novella "Dangerous Spices" will be finished this summer
>am now allowed to visit the VIP section of the national library
>keep getting love letters by fans already
>Kubrick called me on Tuesday and said that a movie tie-in is possible

>>6919837
>>he doesn't realize that Machiavelli just put funny phrases as he wrote
Cop out
>>6919837
>>he can't realize that Rousseau was blind to his maximum axiom that human can be educated and perfected
Doesn't mean anything
Intellectual light-weight, begone
>>6919841
I wouldn't call bold beating a woman and ill using her. But maybe you do in your little fantasy world. Good luck working on that.