/lit/ - Literature

>>20086551
>He's "intelligent", capable of planning meticulously towards an end goal, neurologically lacks the ability to feel remorse (fakes it pretty well though—), sadistic, and self-serving.
Okay, that sounds like Cartman.
>Author self-insert
Yikes. Is there a bigger red flag than this?

>>19934181
Reads like shit. Why can’t fantasy write something of worth?

Cringe kino, but kino nonetheless

>>19591373
/lit/ is a horrible board that has no value whatsoever. You have a better chance at discussion literature on /a/ of all places.

>>19531753
you read it pretty fast

>>19503461
>Brings up Trump
>Brings up a mother of an ex-girlfriend
>Believes in the stupidest shit ever.
And you say he’s an author? I can’t even begin to imagine the type of schlock he writes.

I am not college educated on all the classic books, nor the theories and formulas of good writing. I have an idea for a fiction, but a lot of what I'm seeing on /lit/ is intimidating. Should I even bother with writing if I haven't done my years of "homework?" It sounds like a lot. I don't know whether I'm committed enough to "write for excellence."

>>18480696
And the Band Played On: Politics, People, and the AIDS Epidemic

>>18415418
I like it when /wg/ has an anime pic. Makes all the pseud writers seethe even though they never write.

Looking for a job where I can work alone, ideally at night, and spend a significant proportion of my time reading. Don't care about making that much because I'm pretty minimalist and don't need lots of money. I have a (humanities) bachelors degree and no debt. Help me please.

>>18198669
No because it doesn't exist. Men have a need for sexual variety so they don't mind switching between dom/sub, women are happy with one chad or multiple cooming inside them and saying "I love you" and shit. Women only peg men when the men ask them for it, no woman has ever said "i'd really like to be the dom tonight".

>>18139378
Tommy Wierenga is good, I don't see why high school students should get to read the adventures of Loudewijk van Homo the elf in class. Do that on your own time.

Bros, I love books. Reading them is so enjoyable. Anyone else feel like this?

I have been reading alot lately of the physical books I received over Christmas, by God does the real thing compel me to read further then any pdf or screen does.

does /lit/ actually buy books?

There are tons of scientific benefits to reading that you can look up easily. But more interesting is how reading can affect the way you think. It can increase your vocabulary, expand your imagination, and give you knowledge. And there's nothing to lose by giving it a try!

>>16864627
But what do friends and an active sex life really give you at the end of the day? I'll stick with boox.

I liked how Humbert kept referring to himself in the third person. That was nice.

Do you hate Stephen King