/lit/ - Literature

When I wake up you guys are all gonna disappear.

All members of the Catholic clergy should be expected to be able to read, write, and converse in Latin. I assumed this was already the case but apparently these niggers just gave up at some point.

>>22298984
>he made it through the prologue

>>22099089
You truly think this website is anonymous, don't you?

>it began as a mistake

Hello gentlemen.
I'm curious to know if you happen to know any LGBT books with dark themes, more specifically, I'm looking for books about rape.
I know a few cases of people being taken advantage of, but recently I learned about a girl that was raped by a lesbian friend of hers while blackout drunk, her abuser played it off like it was nothing, even thought she showed displeasure, and then they dated for a while before the girl broke down and deleted all of her social media.

>>18552506
>reading on a normal OLED screen
just invest in an e-reader, anon; your eyesight will thank you

> "Do I resemble her?" "Perhaps..." he says, lowering his gaze. "If you wept or screamed... If there was blood." She moves closer, into the smell of him, sits so that her knees brush his shins. His pouch hangs from his waist, partially hooked in a miniature thicket of stems. Vertigo billows through her, a sudden horror of tipping, as if the pouch were a babe set too close to a table's edge. She clutches his forearms. "You tremble," she whispers, resisting the urge to glance at the pouch. "Do you want me? Do you want to..." She swallows. "To take me?" He draws away his arms, stares down into his palms. Beyond him, clouds pile like inky flotsam beneath the stars. Dry lightning scorches the plains a barren white. She glimpses land piling atop land, scabbed edges, woollen reaches. "I want to..." he says. "Yes?" He lifts his eyes as if drawing them against weighted threads. "I... I want to... to strangle you... to split you with my—" His breath catches. Murder floats in the sorrow of his gaze. He speaks like someone marooned in a stranger's soul. "I want to hear you shriek." And she can feel the musky strength of him, the impotence of her flailing arms, clawing fingers, should he simply choose...

What am I supposed to take from this?

>>16760509
Christianity exists by its ability to give the gifts (sacraments) that Christ gave, the responsibility for which was entrusted to the Apostles. Luther had Apostolic succession, so in essence there is a small minority of Christianity in Lutheranism. In the broad scheme however he led to one of the largest waves of apostasy we are still reeling from.

>>16484643
You don't get to criticise others for being unsientific while praising Marx as the end of philosophy.

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>>13369093
>Objectively the most boring-yet-simultaneously-invaluable canonical American author there is.

What makes his writing so boring, anon?