/lit/ - Literature

why does it feel embarrassing to write fantasy

Is it ever too late to get into literature? After a promising start as a kid, a series of misfortunes lead me to avoid it for years and now I feel like I've wasted my chance.

>Just completed my 10,000 page infinite jest fanfic

What do I do now ...

I'm getting a B.S. in Health Administration. Am I fucked guys?

What are some good books to read to A) help me not care so much about what others think about me, and B) help me escape the feeling that saying you don't care what others think is just a more subtle signal of showing that you really do care what they think about you?
Asking for a friend, of course.

>be fat
>look like shit
>lose weight
>your bone structure is pure garbage so you still look like shit
give me one reason to continue living

Roasties have the shittest taste in literature

Most of the time they only read it so they can know what their friends are talking about, they don't actually care about deeper plots of anything.

I want to get immerse in existentialism, basics for it?
I read some books from Camus, I don't know if it helps

>posting pepe the frog

>>6363232
Turning that around is only a matter of knowing me well enough, believe me. Also, you wanting me not to die makes no difference. I want you to live a life without fear and without the delusion and sad realisation thereafter, that we, after all, are mortal.

>>5093856
>tfw there will never be an adaption so we can see all this play out on screen