/lit/ - Literature

>>7129581
maybe if literature wasn't dead

>>6771760
If it makes you feel better I've been here for years and I'm even a pretty decent contributor (I'm pretty sure, for example, I've been /lit/'s leading expert on the Italian fascist movement for the last three years), I've also got impeccable taste in art, cinema, music and the whatnot. I'd even being willing to venture that I'm better read than the majority of /lit/ posters.

>>6771752
Because they have (had at least, according to wikipedia) an amazing prog rock scene. I'm also going to be moving there, and I have no intention of ever coming back to my home country, so why not?
https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=0Ih0KKQr-Kg

>>6771765
>going to a good school
>meaningful
Pls anon you're breaking my heart

>>6734691
It's ok, bro. Physical communities went with the 20th century. If you're lamenting, we all are.

>tfw you'll never chat with stirner/engels in a coffeehouse

>tfw you'll never chill out all day with Kafka and Brod in a coffeehouse

>tfw you'll never drink with Hemmmmingway and Juice in Paris or Dublin