/lit/ - Literature

>>8299582
>astroid lands on earth
> shoots curious by stander in the dick
> the guy's dick squirms away in the night
> man lives without dick as his dick becomes a monster growing and eating dogs and cats.
>its up to the dickless man and the neighborhood to take down the now alien fused monster dick.

Netflix show in 2020 staring rob schneider

Por donde deberia empezar uno si quiere leer sobre temas como negocios y economia? Y sobre el sindicalismo en argentina?

Ya lei mucha ficcion y filosofia, tiempo de buscar por otro lado.

The fact that people could call that place a utopia was exactly what Huxley was worried about.

>~20,000 children die every day, mostly in Africa
>no one really cares
>20 white children die
>everyone flips shit

>>3193038
The ageless aphorism of an entire people; no man should be obstinate to those which expect his submission.

>I'm looking for good, fun, intelligent, well-written adventure novels.
>Something exciting and plot-driven, but nothing schlocky.
"Intelligent", great writers tend to write about love that relinquish its conventional form, the oppressive experience of the modern city, hunger, pain, and so on and so forth; as it is exploratory, pioneering, leading-edge. It is, well, why they're considered great in the first place. Limiting themselves to a conventional narrative, plot-driven pacing, and the need to be "fun, and exciting" seems counterintuitive.

Good luck finding what you're looking for.