/lit/ - Literature

Here's a hypothetical situation: You're a literature PhD(or something of that ilk), you have to write a thesis—what's you're topic? Genuinely curious. Surely you're well read enough to have something to say?

>>15711918
That's gay. I propose a far better idea: /lit/ posts should have the ability to use italics -- it's a very important tool in writing. Sure, we COULD continue using caps as a substitute but that's ugly and lame.

>>15424446
>remember lame real life event
>not imagining fantastical scenarios that couldn't occur in reality
Peak fantasylet.

>>15168190
200 IQer here: You wouldn't like 'em friend; they're for midwits and morons.

>>15075120
I'm Roman Catholic and went to a catholic school my whole youth, and evolution is pretty much accepted and there's no reason to choose ignorance; only literal niggers take everything in the bible literally. Do I think the parable of the sower was a real occurrence? Of course not. Do I think it's a interesting story Jesus told to explain faith? Yes. What did and didn't happen in the bible is up the individual. If some Christians want to believe in creationism, they're free to but it does mean they're choosing to ignore or deny certain scientific consensuses that many Christians accept. Religion and belief isn't about having concrete proof and the most logical answers, it's about belief, and for some, community. Science could never disprove religion because religion exist on the basis of the non-evident. Perhaps more devout Catholics will disagree but this is how I feel about it and belief, Christianity in particular, allows for that type of freedom.

>>14865816
You forgot English

>>14164221
Go back to r*ddit retard. I never post anything in critique threads except critiques. In this thread you'll see a lot of good advice. 90% of reddit are ESL high schoolers with measurable brain damage: that doesn't mean OPs poem is automatically radiating with talent. Sure it shows promise, but what doesn't? You don't give feedback because you want attention and a big thank you with a handjob; you give feed back to help. I've seen drunk ESL wander on here and write out garbage and ask for critiques. So compared to that, I hope OP tries again and makes another thread in the future.