/lit/ - Literature

>>22289224
A regretful war vet from a militia group and an underage orphan girl go on a cross-country search for him so she can kill him.

>>21054457
>anyone else excited
It's the only noteworthy literature drop of my adult life and likely to retain that status for at least another decade, so yes.

>>20428314
>apart to mean "a constituent of"

>>19283494

>>18449146

>>18301666
I'll write to you, satan

I'm learning Latin (3rd year + all 4 years of high school) and Ancient Greek (2nd year) currently for a Classical Languages degree and was wondering what unadapted books you guys would recommend for Greek. After this semester I want to practice during the Summer so that I can stay in shape, which was a problem I had when I first started learning Latin. My class currently uses Reading Greek from the JACT if that is of any help.

How do you determine what the fuck to believe in?
The more I read, the more uncertain I become. I wish I could have some kind of guiding certainty or belief, but there is nothing. Just doubt.

>>16124832
I agree with you on the part about high-quality philosophy discussions on /lit/ and I like them too, but the problem with the philosophy threads isn't the insightful posters or the ones that at least don't negatively contribute to the thread. It's the blatant shitposters that turn an insightful discussion into a spergfest. I get that there's going to be a few of them in every thread, but the quality of discussion has gone downhill drastically since I've last came here in 2017 and we are at the point where people start phil. threads for the explicit purpose of getting (You)s and shitting up the board even more. For every good philosophy thread, there's at least 20 shitty bait tier ones.

>>16124894
Last time I checked, their /lit/ board is dead. Someone might be able to ask for board owner status and start it off anew.

There’s a part of me that will always want closure. And I think there’s a part of her that wants the same. But we want for different reasons. We always have. She feels guilty. I feel conflicted. And these disparate yet attractive forces keep pulling us together. Over and over. Back into a dysfunctional dance of misery. Nobody wins. Everyone gets hurt. I have to stop.

In the far future, the is dying a premature death, and all the world has time to do is select one man and one woman to put on a tiny solar sail driven lifeboat and send them to Alpha Centauri. Deals with the struggles of the man as he has to leave his family to die and his musings as he flys through the stars. In the end they miss the planet they were aiming for and burn up in the star. I know it's high school tier tripe and ripped off from a million other stories, but it's all I have.

>self-aware computer buddy solved ontology before I did

/lit/, it has been my dream ever since I first read Romeo and Juliet to write a play. I've gotten off to a good start, or at least, I think I have, but I'm stuck. How in the shit do I format a play? What makes for good, gripping characters that won't just be throwaway plot points when the time comes for them to die? How do I balance lore with time constraints? I'm just very fucking confused, and I would love it if someone would be able to help me with this.

>>11395979
>>11396363
Everyman's great but I wish they had Oblomov in David Magarshack's translation.

>>11038670
When will the brew crew ever win the world series OP

>>10961810
>13
read 4chan
>23
read 4chan
fuck

>>10344939
>shitty twitter threads on /lit/

>reading classics and reading whatsoever is boring to me
>but everything else is just as boring so I persevere for the brain gainz

>"I will get up in the morning, do my thing and then read at least one chapter of my book before bed because that is the proper time to read!"

>stay awake til at least 4am every night or get hammered drunk
>never ever read

kill me

Will getting a gf solve all my problems?

>>8279291
>the idea of being a beetle seems to impossible to escape from
That's the point ya dingus

>>7784881
>Notes from Underground