/lit/ - Literature

>>12776325

24, currently reading A Supposedly Fun Thing I'll Never Do Again by David Foster Wallace, the last 5 I've finished before that are

>Storm of Steel
>A Farewell to Arms
>The Lion and the Unicorn
>Labyrinths
>All Things in Common: The Economic Practices of the Early Christians

Storm of Steel was my favourite and All Things in Common was my least favourite

>>12635092
>From what I can tell about the Cheddar Man rollout it was fairly uneventful and not super controversial

Then you didn't pay attention. People such as Afua Hirsch were openyl stating that black people were in Britain before the British were, and loads of normies gobbled it up.

>His peer who he made a video with is a self-described Nazi

No he isn't

>Tom maintains that he's totally apolitical

He openly says in the video that he's on the right and has never claimed otherwise.

>>11831490

I read Animal Farm, Brave New World and 1984 when I was 10, and then The Road when I was 12. I don't think I read anything else considered even basic lit tier until my late teens after that.

>>11406266

Thank you! I have no idea how to flesh it out though