/lit/ - Literature

>actually putting in the effort to fake a conversation so people will think you've got a love interest

>>2668503
>thinking /lit/ was ever good
Straight to jail get out don't come back end of the line you landed on park place ten billion dollar fee mortgaged all your properties stole your money fucked the artillery piece

>/reddit/

>not submitting to TAR
>do you even /lit/?

It could use work. I thought Nocturne was dead?

>>2624935
>If I die ~13 years early, it doesnt matter too much to me I guess
>Most people waste 13 years watching TV anyways

We've got a live one here

>>2580865
>Thinking I'm not completely right and you're not absolutely wrong

>>2529708
>>2529834
Q10 is the poor man's WriteMonkey

>calling it Bachman instead of the king
>Stephen, King of Trolls

I see what you did there

>LOL GUIZ DRUGS MAKE ME A RIGHTER
It never ends

>>2385814
you must be new here

But I don't like it

>>2226739
>>2226995
>>2227447
>>2227621
what are you, autistic?

These threads used to pretend to have a point. Now they don't even try

>>2184908
You seem to misunderstand. All shitposting on /lit/ other than the tripcliques and randtrolls comes from /sci/. There has never been an outstanding reason for this, but It shouldn't surprise anyone that a board filled to the brim with trolls tends to spill over from time to time. The funny thing is that /lit/ really just doesn't seem to care, I don't think we've ever done anything in response to the /sci/spam

theoretically, but people attach way too much worth to the "classics"
>class-acts
might give you a good impression of why they've stayed so popular

>machiavelli is a satire
>seriously thinking this argument isn't interpretative speculation designed to give credence to liberal dogma

>>2065961
>he thinks I didn't mean what I just said

as soon as you tell me the exact position of a curve in a circle I'll be happy

"Deconstructionism" is all just one big excuse to justify cliche-ridden shit, isn't it

>>1136432
Wrong, Bitch. It's Off-topic

GTFO

Go Blind

>>1073884
I like how you don't have screencaps to back your trolling up.

>>1015172
Goddamnit Lindlar, I thought you were winning

>>1000417
Don't start that shit again. Issue 7 had good writing, and I don't see many people complaining about typos

>>1000409
oh you

>>1000419
Is it rage time already?

Well isn't this Kafkaesque.

But in all honesty, Kafka is one of those writers who got blown out of proportion. He was good and I really digged his style, but he wasn't exactly the BEST.

Hell, no author is the best

>>918547
Kid, you don't know shit.

Fiction is repetitive because it requires dramatic structure