/lit/ - Literature

I can't wait for technologically-enhanced intelligence. I will read about everything, learn about anything

>read work
>check writer's biography
>he lived such a long life that he was able to go from total obscurity to international celebrity and still get to enjoy it for multiple decades

>>17985474
perhaps the real mystery was the friends we made along the way

>tfw a new Animorphs book comes out

How do I learn to write better?

I hope to be like you someday.

I'm going to study a bunch of philosophy and history and science and math and logic and literature and I will one day come here after I'm really smart and say "well my opinion is..." and everybody will be like damn that nigga smart

>>16055067
>Try reading it aloud.
I don't know how, I will get the cadence and rhythm wrong. Why don't you do it for us, anon? Record a vocaroo reading a passage from your favorite poem. Come on do it, pleeeease do it!

Are there any anti-woke left-wing authors?

Can you guys recommend me books that are sort of weird/experimental?

I don't mean anything too deep or impenetrable, just something different that plays with structure or a genre's expectations in a clever way. Sort of like the literary equivalent of Blue Jam.

What are the literary equivalents of Rachel Steele, Deauxma, and Alia Janine?

What books should I read if I want to understand art and its actual influence on society?

>Finally finished bible + apocrypha after 4 months hard work

>>13752658
Aquinas fucked the pope

I read 120 pages of the new testament today

>book is 399 pages

>>13180710
In European countries, work is optional. People who have been conditioned to work each contribute a little money to those who want to not sit in an office all day 5/7 days a week for 50 years.

>Second person
>present time

>>12872779
One of the best, most detailed and one of the most misunderstood works in the history of political philosophy.

t. Currently writing my barchelor thesis on Rawls.
>>12872788
While some modern scholars believe that he was a reluctant socialist, Rawls himself claimed that he is neutral between egalitarian forms of capitalism which guarantee wide distribution of private property and market-based forms of socialism.

>>12863774
Books and visions of myself dying horribly and suddenly. Might sound morbid to some, but I sigh in relief whenever I have one of these. Reminds me to stop taking things too seriously.

>Think of book title
>Look it up on amazon
>It's not taken

what are some lit approved books that are uplifting and make you feel happy?

>tfw I finally got poetry

>book starts with a verse from Ecclesiastes