/lit/ - Literature

>>12609272

>If you want a spouse go to festivals

You fucking what m8?

>>11801025

>We told anon to single-handedly solve Western philosophy and he actually did it! The fucking MADMAN

>>11372693

>Basically aside from the misogyny and slavery Socrates was a super cool guy (or character)

This is probably the best aspect about him, though.

>>10651424

>hates Marx
>constantly using Marxist terminology
>MY WIFES CHILD

>>10442647

Whoa

>>9720483

>mfw my pleb gf freaked out because she could remotely identify with Esther

>>9565488

what did he mean by this?

>>9539163

>i'd put me cock in her ass

What did he mean by this?

>>9304887

>an upper class Oxfordian virtue signalling and telling me why I should feel bad

Mhh...really makes you think

>>8759886
Wow this really made me think. Maybe I am too dumb to understand the subtle brilliance of Harry Potter, after all my malformed male brain could never grasp the genius of womyn writers.

>80% of western canon is written by women

holy shit

Is it true that the reason a woman has never written a masterpiece because of patriarchy and having next to no rights until 100 years ago?

So, how do we define a good writer /lit/, at least in technical terms, not the ideas or the stuff he writes about.

I'm sure a good writer is one that produces the most by using the least words.

Another thing that I see is that most good writers are masters of grammar and know how to write compound phrases with any lenght they desire.

Anything else?

Acording to indian religious writings, does male promiscuity creates bad karma for the other lives?

or it's just new age BS?

It's there any religion that forbids male promiscuity?