/lit/ - Literature

>>23549921
Fuck you. Post a picture

You have to be a homosexual or a woman to be great at /lit/erature

>>23542596
>Tags:
>Cross Species Fertilization
>Dogs

>>23544344
Almost every Asian woman I meet lack the self awareness that they love white people more than anything. I desire to be white yet make they whole identity on how they hate white people. At least Blacks genuinely seem proud of their own

>>23543174
God help you

>>23538792
How the fuck do you split 6 movies into 30 discs?

>'A Novel' in the title
Immediately a bad book

Ever buy a tablet to read comics and graphic novels on?

I unironically dont understand antisemites. Can someone here provide a clear write-up on their position?

>>23533779
>In the end we really were pushed along like the broom of the system

>>23531451

alright anon, hes already dead, you got him

Give me a list of your favorite writers

>>23523015
>Got my eye on the OWC edition of 'Past and Present.
I was just checking that availability of that exact edition and now I suspect this might be a reply by a marketing bot.

Even if it's a language I know. I only don't tend to care much about translations of scientific works. But fiction I always read in my native language. I am sorry to say this, but English doesn't sound good, it's a very crude language. The worst thing however is that I like the fantasy genre, but many fantasy books have a lackluster prose but are valued for their concepts or plots.

>>23515173
sometimes I do that

How will reading philosophy help me if I’m a broke neofeudal slave?

>More than 7,000 German people killed themselves during the invasion of Berlin by the Soviets in spring of 1945.
Are there any books on this chapter of history?

>>23493513
I recognize most of those spines

>>23492489
>girls
you're so disrespectful

>>23491380
The actual Eponine from the book is much worse than the musical. She

>watched as lookout while her father robbed and beat Valjean. She only later threatened to scream and alert the police the second time because she knew Marius loved Cosette
>she led Marius in disguise to the barricade so that he would die and no one else could have him
>she was clingy despite having spoken to him twice whereas in the musical at least they are shown to be platonic friends
>smiled as she was dying because she thought Marius would be joining her soon

Britishers pronounce kudos "kyu-dos" instead of "koo-dos"

>>23487215
Well the thread topic is about greatest of all time so pardon me for assuming your post was in some way relevant to the OP’s discussion.

I just downloaded Athenaze

>>23478981
Why should I be happy to happy to see this man suffer?