/lit/ - Literature

>>22871113
The Synod of Armagh declared that shelf elves are not people in 6E.279. Just tell the janny so he can get it cleaned up before it starts stinking.

I have in my possession a manuscript written by someone else that was never published. It was shared only among a handful of people that knew the author. He is dead and everyone who knew him are mostly gone. I have the only extant copy. I'm going to be publishing it as my own work.

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>>16810027
its not the books. cliche as it might sound its about whats in u. if u have 'it', then u will move in the right directions, without limitations of genres or even social medias. u will wade through all, but this doesnt mean u totally consume all, but finding the gems that u need here n there. its the compass in u. ask the divine, whatever ur understanding can yet encompass, to be more rightly guided.
good luck.

>>16745535
>But thinking that it might also contain gold, he raised his mattock, smashed the jar, and discovered inside the thirteen papyrus books
Ironic that the materialistic instinct put in him by the Demiurge himself turned out to save the Gnostic manuscripts.

ITT: Angl*ds SEETHING because they wasted hundreds of hours reading worthless novels

>tfw you finally come up with the perfect idea for your novel

See you latte, bros. Good luck.

>>16488888
That means Cervantes is also journalism.

>>15655158
>>15655230
>brit butthurt that a Yankee insulted his precious king and queenerino

>>15534476
>none, iq is mostly meaningless
Would you rather live in a society where the average IQ is 115? or 85?

Would you rather your child, were it born, had an IQ of 130? or 70?

Would you "mostly" not care?

>>15526204
cope

Should I major in Philosophy or Ancient history?

God here, ama
>yes god, is a frog poster

>>15429659
I don't take reading challenges seriously. Since I read comic books and read a fuckton of comic books every year, I always set my reading goal to some ridiculous number like 100+, then read 10-20 full length novels at my own leisure. I also adjust my reading challenge at the end of every year to whatever number I actually read. This is the only way to do reading challenges.

>>15353950
>complains about advice for literary fiction writing
>his favorite books are all genre fiction
every time