/lit/ - Literature

>>13294242
That video gave me goosebumps.

> Resettling Syrian families while their nation is being used as a PvP arena for 21st century weapon technology
Cool, I am ok with this, save those kids

> Resettling millions of 20-30 year old Africans smuggled through Libya by NGO boat operations per year for no fucking reason besides profit and destabilization, then having the balls to call them syrian refugee children
There's nothing wrong with this, in fact, it's natural, and anyone who says otherwise is racist, and in fact, quite a dullard, or dare I say, a Dotard! haha drumpf

The Frontlines series by Marko Kloos is quite good.

So, /lit/, I'm seeking help to improve my marks in english. Compared to all other subjects I am taking in school it is my worst by far. I'm not a potato by any means, standing at a solid 80, but my overall average is a 90, so its something I wish to improve due to it's importance in university, in regards to applications and actual courses.

My girlfriend, who is a huge english nerd, suggested I read more, and who better to suggest reading material than the board dedicated to literature. I'm interested in books which make you think more than just following the plot, and can be interpreted in their own way. Anything which can help me improve my sentence structure, arguments, things of the like.


Pic unrelated

Which book will help me win all the virgin poussay?

>>9155608

It seems you have been perturbed by the consistency of my reasoning and the skill of my diction. Be not vexed on my account, and cease your ineffective provocations like a good fellow. There is no advantage to be derived from upset and agitation after all.

>>8967694
cool, thanks anon

>>8804649
>truth
In some remote corner of the universe, poured out and glittering in innumerable solar systems, there once was a star on which clever animals invented knowledge. That was the highest and most mendacious minute of "world history"—yet only a minute. After nature had drawn a few breaths the star grew cold, and the clever animals had to die.

>>8758640
>t. average American citizen

>>8293834
Dover thrift nigga

>not reading at least a few pages of a dictionary every day, writing down the words you know nothing or very little about and researching them on Wikipedia

Not gonna make it.