/lit/ - Literature

Social media only furthers the degeneration of language by allowing people to blindly follow this garbage.

Over half of these aren't microaggressions. These people make me hate language. They just ruin everything with their generalizing to fit in.

It's like when you are in a class room and students are answering question, and the teacher just goes "ok" to your answer and call on someone else, not saying you are wrong., even if you answer was generally stupid.

It really hurts my feelings that people do not understand the meaning of words or use of language.

http://www.buzzfeed.com/hnigatu/racial-microagressions-you-hear-on-a-daily-basis

>>4264483
>What's the difference between this guy buying 200+ pairs of shoes a year and someone else buying 100+ books a year?

http://forgottenrealms.wikia.com/wiki/Baldur's_Gate

Begin Reading at "History", and recoil in Horror

>>3764803
>adults are talking here. bye
>bye
>first one to send OP to /b/
>adults

I can't wait for summer to be over.

>>3654153

>worldview
>right

>>3452511

>the protagonist has a love affair with reading

>>3367472
>mfw you don't recognize an obvious troll

I wish they would stop.

I ordered some books from the new world before i discovered old world bookdepository.co.uk. Can confirm it's real, even checked in google earth.

>that love-spiel that you wrote as an inexperienced teenager

Post it.

>>3137263
Forgot to include Email, Fuck.
Did it now.

/lit/, I need your help. A yer or so ago, someone on here suggested a novella to me , and I can't remember the title for the life of me. I know it's Russian and has something to do with the Ruso-Japanese war. It had 'Red' in the title and had shout or yell or something in there, too.