/lit/ - Literature

>>20173713
>>member of the trans community

>>20168816
>>really can't understand the first claim. Why is art that can be understood the product of journalism?
one perfectly possible explanation is that it isn't, and that dear little Tristan is simply wrong.
but that would be to dodge the question of why he said it.
perhaps he was trying to inflate the importance of the journalist at the expense of the artist.
perhaps he was simply trying to confound us.
But frankly, Milton and Shakespeare weren't journalists, and they'll be celebrated long after that clown is forgotten.

>>20164951
why would you put quotation marks around "transphobe" but not the others?
>>20165244
(You) sound like there's a big gay bee in your bonnet. Keep seething.

>>20133673
(You) are evidently somewhat autistic in your refusal to accept different points of view as reasonable.
(You) are also blindly stupid if you think that atheism has somehow been 'refuted'.

>>20132599

>>20116461
I suppose it helps you to pass the time.

>>20063040
aha! checkmate theists!

>>20033694
>>spondee

>>20011270
Yeah that was fairly rubbish.
>>20011321
You're wrong about this
>>20011339
No, he was great
>>20011347
Not the very best, but not so bad.
>>20011387
Idiot.
>>20012177
Native Son is fine for propaganda. Cages Bird Sings is really horrible.
>>20012496
Well, what the fuck do you enjoy, you contrarian prick?
>>20012507
Yes, Dune really is poor in many respects.

>>20008813
There once was an OP from /lit/
Who started a thread that was shit
1 post by this ID
Then there's no more to see
Those poor lines are the peak of his wit.

what a prick.

>>19995767
It's crap, OP. Go and read something else.
in b4 duh filtered no fuck off. Finnegans Wake was a doddle.

>>19975488
suspect digits incel
Old English weaxan "to increase, grow" (class VII strong verb; past tense weox, past participle weaxen), from Proto-Germanic *wahsan (source also of Old Saxon, Old High German wahsan, Old Norse vaxa, Old Frisian waxa, Dutch wassen, German wachsen, Gothic wahsjan "to grow, increase"), from PIE *weg- (source also of Sanskrit vaksayati "cause to grow,")

of our day?

>>19888889
>>19888899
>>19888900
a great work

>>19845848
achingly inaccurate as a comparison between texts, but furthermore the whole concept is horribly flawed.
Probably bait, we should all lurk more.