/lit/ - Literature

>>13511051
dumb "dumb frogposter" poster

>characters are described

>>5491282
Hush woman, your my possession

>occasionally think of a good /lit/ post in normal life but then think I'll be banned

>wonder if /lit/s mod is Laurie Penny

>think about how many awesome turns of phrase and general wittiness wasted on /lit/ edgeteens

>wonder seriously if people are paid to shit up 4chan, and /lit/ specific garbage like christianity, right wing daftness, and general contrariness, or they really are just stupid

>wonder why I come back

>still haven't found that one book that holds me up

Good books that deal with revenge.

What are your favorites?

Tragedy comes from being beaten by something you yourself are to blame for, perhaps spending the whole story trying trying to avoid.

Like the snooping on a suspected cheating partner brings about the divorce.

'Like diamonds, we're cut with our own dust'
Boswald - The Duchess of Malfi - John Webster one of the greatest tragedies in my old library.

Why are there no boards to discuss art? Who are your favorite painters /lit/? Have you been to any well-known art museums?

Hey guys, sorry to barge in here but I figured this would be the place to ask.

I have written a paper and I need to know how to cite "FAO ECONOMIC AND SOCIAL DEVELOPMENT PAPER #153" publised by the FAO which is the Food and Agriculture Organization of the United Nations.

Link to the paper here:

http://www.fao.org/docrep/007/y5069e/y5069e00.htm#Contents

Thanks much.