/lit/ - Literature

>>18141296
Money.

Moral retards are the worst kind

The bait isn’t even good

Any tips for burgeoning short story writers? I’ve finished a couple drafts of weird fiction stories and I’d like to improve my skills, maybe get some criticism

>>14343484
>'failing miserably after Tier-1 and then fall deeper into despair or eventually burn out because fighting yourself 24/7 is not a realistic or happy lifestyle.'
>cleaning your room and taking a shower is "fighting yourself 24/7"

What kind of people do I share this board with?

>mfw seeing all this feminist trash on the shelves now

Now I know how the old guard felt in the 2000's, I'm sorry for doubting you old-timers.

https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=l7N2wssse14

>>11354787
I've read the three overlong Mistborn novels and they were terrible and I have not read anything by Sanderson since and probably never will.
Seriously, I could write a neural network that writes better prose than that god awful shit.

>>11279498
>"What if Alan Moore wrote Naruto?"

I want to write a short story but I have no experience on writing besides high school tier education

What book should I read that would help me learn how to write something good

>>10894808
this post worries me

>>10801070
>reading wheel

THIS is why I browse /lit/

>>10801443
Underrated post.

Sweet Jesus have mercy. These vexing B&N hardcovers rouse more passion in my heart, from simmering rage to unbridled hatred, passion of a greater intensity than anything I've experienced when laying with a woman, or from engaging in fisticuffs with some scoundrel, which does happen on occasion. This literature... in my country it is nothing.

Are Jordan Peterson's books worth reading it? I have getting very curious with the man.

>preface
>forward
>author's note
>acknowledgements
>introduction
>prologue

>>10606181
>the dominic julia sex scene

ah yes... ah, yes

>>10584416
>corporations haven't completely taken over government

What does a person live for?

>>8646185

>>6285752
oh my god this is the worst post i have ever read

i thought it could have been one of those times on /v/ when generals went on the normal board, or /pol/, or that time i visited /tv/ but nothing could have prepared me for this

Is pedophilia imoral /lit/?

>>6102346
I forgot to mention the most important part. God's justification of this is a story about two humans who ate from a tree they weren't supposed to eat from, even after a snake told them the truth about it. The snake was also punished for this along with us for simply following the truth and rational god imbedded in us in the first place.

That's the entire reason we aren't having beautiful happiness and harmony, a grudge over eating an apple.