/lit/ - Literature

>Moby Dick
>Moby's dick is nowhere

>>16897382
T. Kid who thinks anything made before 2005 is "cringe"

>>16892225
Mein Kampf

Holy shit you ate the whole bunch of pills.

>By Lucas
Not even mad.

>respects Kant
>thinks transubstantiation is ridiculous
pick one

What smart watch should I get

I want maximized customizability/functionality/"hackability"/open standards

Is this second sentence allowed? I am writing in past tense. Do I have to say "wanted"?

Such a thing wasn’t uncommon in Portland. Businessmen want to be able to brave the city’s rain without carrying an umbrella.

>>8722150
>that fucking bigfoot in the background

>>8615792
>hitlerto

>>8607629
dem lats

1. listen to marilyn manson and cradle of filth
2. get black clothes. lots of them.
3. subscribe to the reddit /r/atheism board

congratulations, you are now a nihilist

>female character behaves rationally

Why should I take continental philosophy seriously?

"What if this random idea I just made up is true? WHOAH."

It all just sounds like shit Jaden Smith made up if he were better at writing

>>8433841

i wouldn't publish novels, i would publish poetry.

I write it every single day. because i need to.
i've thought about publication, although i am not sure how i feel about it: is it selfish? if so, is that okay? what would really be my reasons for publishing? what would it accomplish? would i be okay with simply publishing, regardless of whether or not it was successful? etc etc.

poetry is what my inner life is about but i'm forced to live an existence focused on everything else. how many others endure the same?

If /lit/ has any wisdom to impart i would be grateful.

i have no idea what to do desu

Are there any books that feature a character who gets turned on by the idea of getting women pregnant?

>if you put two opposing positions together you'll get the right answer!!
Do continental philosophers seriously believe this?