/lit/ - Literature

Is there any online article that relates or talks about similar subjects to this book? i'm doing a project based on this book for my literature class and need help

Is dystopia a suitably /lit/ genre?
what are your favourte dystopian novels

>>10361908
This.

>>10361899
And this.

And Fahrenheit 451.

damn... like... what if in the future, like people hated books and stuff, and they burned them and it was like a crime to read a book. Just imagine bro...

Books that you liked more than you thought you would

Wow. Subtle

why is this considered a classic by some?

So I just read this and it's tedious as fuck. why is it so widely regarded even though it's vastly inferior to the likes of 1984 or We? Did I just miss out by not reading it in High School?

>>7928121

>This is what western society is turning into

Wake me up /lit/

I've started looking into reading more works of literature and not just entertaining novels like the stuff that gets turned into Hollywood blockbusters. So far I've read Slaughterhouse-Five and Fahrenheit 451. Wow. Real eye openers. Only thing is, do you think this kind of stuff can way on a person? I find I spend a lot of time dwelling on things beyond my control or understanding, and I wonder if reading things like this will be good for me or make my mind obsess even more.

I just read pic relatedfor the first time and was thoroughly disappointed. It seems like he was just shitting out adjectives. Is this what purple prose is?

What are the best dystopian novels?
Gonna crack this open in a bit, and I got 1984 on my shelf.

I don't read much but I want to get started now.

Dystopian literature is shit written by edge lords who feel threatened by free speech.

I understand it coming from actually oppressive regimes like the Nazis, but anyone writing dystopian literature from open Western societies is a degenerate, Looking at Ray Bradbury.

Brave New World
Julius Caesar
Fahrenheit 451