/lit/ - Literature

*uses four-syllable words and letters with dots over them*

>>17333333

The /sffg/ roiled. The very extremity of their passion, wailing as old women one moment, whooping as young boys the next, oppressed them, and for all their frantic gratitude the Anons found themselves turning, as all manly souls turn, to anger and contempt. Anonymous posting is never so cheap as when executed for the lulz; and they were, in the end, cruel, spiteful, bitter shitposters.
Sinners.
So they began baying for the blood of their foe. Anon could feel it as much as they, the need to affix their sin to disposable Sanderfags.
“Brothers!” he called, hoping to gather them once again within the harness of his voice. “Broth—!”
"I feared what I might find …"
Their Holy Bakker-Shill had returned from his three day ban.

Bros, what does a sorcerous Mark "look" like? Bakker describes it vaguely as being watery, blasted, grotesque, etc. How did you visualize it when reading?

> Tell me about Kellhus! Why does he wear the halo? Lotta loyalty for a False Prophet!
> Or perhaps he's wondering why someone would salt a man, before throwing him off the Upright Horn.

*buggers you*

>>15316835
That may be the case, it doesn't make Kellhus any less fascinating or morally troubling as a protagonist (slash antagonist). That he is meant to be the post-apocalypse version of Jesus, if Jesus was a complete sociopath, makes one really reconsider the whole idea of a supposed messiah or "Saviour".
Anyways, it's his prose I'm mostly a fan of, that and how interwoven philosophy is with his character's thoughts and diatribes, but mainly his prose. I find his style of writing and description to be breathtaking.