/lit/ - Literature

When did you realize there is nothing beyond what you immediately experience as phenomenon, and that all appeals to objectivity are for idiots?

>>4905623
>God yes. (Literally)

>>4827803
Len Mein soon; I need to use the bathroom!

>>4733544
OP, are you still around? If not, I'll make the infographic ~8 hours from now (or, if anyone has some reason I should wait longer, feel free to voice that now)

also
>half of everyone is posting IJ as one of their favorites
>yfw you realize /lit/ still loves IJ and the people who hate it are just a vocal minority

>write something
>satisfied
>read it again some days later
>feel physical pain in the stomach area
>burn all evidence

Why do we read fiction when it's all lies?

So I just took a few hours to read The Stranger.

Can someone help explain all these emotions to me? Why did I not want Meursault to die

>>4590215
>There are people on /lit/ RIGHT NOW who have 'had' an 'existential crisis' but not an epistemological crisis