/lit/ - Literature

>>18705401
Entonces supongo que escribir y leer libros es de negro también, ¿no?
>Jajajajajajaja
>Imagen de DBZ

>Gogol
>120
>/lit/, /k/, /x/
And only in the original Russian, of course

>>18521197
>chink jezebal poster
>shit opinion
Not surprised. Anyways, the languages of literature are Italo-Hellenic. English is only a minor literary language because the Norman French raped it better.

>>18225389
Moby Dick is trash. You all need better taste. It was a failure because good European society was unwilling to embrace homoerotic masturbatory garbage and instead read someone much more brilliant and innovative- Poe.

If you read Homer in translation, you're a fucking butt-munching pleb and you should leave this board forever. There, just fixed /lit/.

I read Émaux et Camées, as well as Albertus. He is undoubtedly great, though I found his aesthetic theory a bit dull in practice. Each poem is like a piece of jewelry. Beautiful, but not very thought-provoking. When he wants to be thought-provoking however, he is amazing. Albertus is an example of that, even if it is satirical. I should read some of his prose at some point. What I respect about him is his strict technicality. He was unmatched at the time as a purely technical poet.

>Pessoa
>Baudelaire
>Plotinus
>don't know, don't care
>https://youtu.be/W6XHpvqHV2Q

Every morning I wake up, drink a smoothie consisting of raw eggs, olive oil, lamb grease, and a glass of red wine, have a cigarette or two, then proceed to read a single Canto from Pound, then a hotchpotch of poetry in either English, Spanish, French, Portuguese, Italian, Greek, or Turkish. Only after that do I start my day, most of which is spent sunbathing and flirting with beautiful women.