/lit/ - Literature

>[Writer] was a [nihilist internet slang]
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I was filtered by Russian names.
Sorry, I just cant remember two dozen characters and distinguish them by formal name, last name and nickname on the fly.

>being a pseud would be a move up for me
fuck my life

>>16172495
I can stop being retarded any time I choose

>"wow that was a nice little sombre, thought-provoking book"
>*reads reviews: everyone says that the book is supposed to be funny and humorous
WHAT THE FUCK. WHERE IS THE FUCKING HUMOR? THIS HAS HAPPENED SO MANY TIMES HOW IS THE BOOK FUNNY IT'S PRETTY FUCKING SAD TO ME

>eleemosynary

>>12847865
>>12847866
By doing what?

>>12238150
I have no idea how people achieve this. I can barely remember my tax code and my cell phone number.

Why am I such a brainlet?

>>12222222
/tv/ is laughing at us again

>>12170251
>>12170238
>>12170217
>tfw failed all my mathematics, physics and chemistry classes in high school, never understood shit.
I'm actual brainlet, is it possible for me to learn at least the basics?

>>12097094
how are we supposed to get from the capitalist body to the body without organs if capital reterritorializes everything

>>11871841

>>11406873
>tfw Library Genesis has an edition in 4 volumes and all but the last are translated

as far as legitimately impossible to locate, when I read Ueda Akinari's Tales of Moonlight and Rain, there were a ton of interesting-looking medieval Japanese poetry and short story compilations referenced in the footnotes that I can barely find any information about online.

>>11368677
>how do i make them pay /lit/, they made fun of me

I was once reading a book in a park and a dude passed by with a girl and said, "Reading some Shakespeare?" and he and the girl laughed and kept walking. I said nothing as I tried to understand the apparent putdown. I wasn't reading Shakespeare.

WTF was this...? Like drive-by anti-intellectualism? I think I was reading a hardcover copy of Inherent Vice with the jacket off, so it looked pretty nondescript. Did he think I was making a spectacle of myself by reading on a park bench...if so, that's fucking ridiculous.

Maybe others might have had a witty rejoinder at the ready, but I was too baffled, and besides, I don't consider it a good idea to talk back to rude strangers unless absolutely necessary.

Why has this memory stuck with me after all these years? I don't know! It was such a beautiful day, I was on the bench reading, and all was well, and suddenly I'm the object of someone's incoherent joke...

I guess reading in public was too obvious a demonstration of readerly habits for this insecure fellow and his friend?

>>11360772
I was once reading a book in a park and a dude passed by with a girl and said, "Reading some Shakespeare?" and he and the girl laughed and kept walking. I said nothing as I tried to understand the apparent putdown. I wasn't reading Shakespeare.

WTF was this...? Like drive-by anti-intellectualism? I think I was reading a hardcover copy of Inherent Vice with the jacket off, so it looked pretty nondescript. Did he think I was making a spectacle of myself by reading on a park bench...if so, that's fucking ridiculous.

Maybe others might have had a witty rejoinder at the ready, but I was too baffled, and besides, I don't consider it a good idea to talk back to rude strangers unless absolutely necessary.

Why has this memory stuck with me after all these years? I don't know! It was such a beautiful day, I was on the bench reading, and all was well, and suddenly I'm the object of someone's incoherent joke...

I guess reading in public was too obvious a demonstration of readerly habits for this insecure fellow and his friend?

I was once reading a book in a park and a dude passed by with a girl and said, "Reading some Shakespeare?" and he and the girl laughed and kept walking. I said nothing as I tried to understand the apparent putdown. I wasn't reading Shakespeare.

WTF was this...? Like drive-by anti-intellectualism? I think I was reading a hardcover copy of Inherent Vice with the jacket off, so it looked pretty nondescript. Did he think I was making a spectacle of myself by reading on a park bench...if so, that's fucking ridiculous.

Maybe others might have had a witty rejoinder at the ready, but I was too baffled, and besides, I don't consider it a good idea to talk back to rude strangers unless absolutely necessary.

Why has this memory stuck with me after all these years? I don't know! It was such a beautiful day, I was on the bench reading, and all was well, and suddenly I'm the object of someone's incoherent joke...

I guess reading in public was too obvious a demonstration of readerly habits for this insecure fellow and his friend?

why doesn't anybody like my thread?

>>11227502
idiot!! what are you trying to say with this post

>tfw too brainlet so people don't even believe you that you are so much brainlet

>>10674221
This picture is literally me what the fuck.

>>10576565
>doesn't seem like it's translated into english
I hate it.

>>10495542
i kno it not true because daddy trump says so and so does fox news

>>10235613
>One part well-read /lit/ calling him out in the areas where his views are incomplete
>/lit/ is this delusional