/lit/ - Literature

Would anyone care to admit how often they go on /b/. Although I am not in the least bit proud to admit it, I probably spend half of my time on 4chan perusing /b/. As much as I would like to leave /b/ permanently, I cannot, most of my writing inspiration comes from life stories posted on /b/. I am just wondering, are there any other writers out there who feed off of the chaos of /b/?

>>6580168

Nabokov's unlce Ruka wrote a song about how much he loved little Vlad and how pretty he was, would "come over his childhood books" (Speak Memory An Autobiography Revisited) and kicked him out of his close company of eight years when he came back from a family trip looking older.
Lolita is about Nabokov's sexual abuse, and his desire to turn into a butterfly and leave it all behind.

>>4994810
Basically my reaction to As I Lay Dying

>Do I really want to read about slack jawed yokels doing yokel things
>mfw I read it

also
>faulkdaddy
I chuckled.