/lit/ - Literature

>>21618148
Please excuse the repost.

Lots of excitement in the /lit/ Top Ten this week, as John Jay Stancliff sets a new record for /wg/ publishing (previously held by James Krake's Infinite Money Glitch at #385,032). However, Mike Ma (hon.) continues to widen the gap for the #1 position. Krake was not able to retain his position in the top five, and Gardner has lost several slots in the top ten. RC Waldun (hon.) has not only surged back onto the rankings, but has taken a top five position. The Unreal Press Islamagood Bazaar continues to do a brisk trade and Victor Akaso retains his spot in the rankings. Ogden Nesmer finds himself clinging to the #10 position with I Pray to the Hungry God.

This week the /lit/ Top Ten takes a look at /wg/ history, uncovering some interesting trivia, including the bottom 5 ranked books currently on Amazon.

And finally, the Gossip Catalog makes special mention of Lewis Woolston, who despite having interacted with the editor of the /lit/ Top Ten on multiple occasions, still refers to me as "whoever makes these things."

>>21604754
Lots of excitement in the /lit/ Top Ten this week, as John Jay Stancliff sets a new record for /wg/ publishing (previously held by James Krake's Infinite Money Glitch at #385,032). However, Mike Ma (hon.) continues to widen the gap for the #1 position. Krake was not able to retain his position in the top five, and Gardner has lost several slots in the top ten. RC Waldun (hon.) has not only surged back onto the rankings, but has taken a top five position. The Unreal Press Islamagood Bazaar continues to do a brisk trade and Victor Akaso retains his spot in the rankings. Ogden Nesmer finds himself clinging to the #10 position with I Pray to the Hungry God.

This week the /lit/ Top Ten takes a look at /wg/ history, uncovering some interesting trivia, including the bottom 5 ranked books currently on Amazon.

And finally, the Gossip Catalog makes special mention of Lewis Woolston, who despite having interacted with the editor of the /lit/ Top Ten on multiple occasions, still refers to me as "whoever makes these things."