/lit/ - Literature

Imagine a whole board of "literate" people and not more than maybe two can give specific recommendations without either completely missing the point or getting schizo.

>>18135302
Listen guttefly, I'm not even american (thank god for that) but I've been politically active since '95 and I've seen every single political movement rooted on socialism get fished and manipulated easier than shotting fish in a barrell. And that also includes all those old lefties which still have been against Israels apartheid and through and through anti-globalism. Those which survived are falsely called "right wing" by any other name just for not falling for propaganda and govermental subversion. And everytime I point this out, faggots like you, which didn't even have a single hair on your scrotum yet, start kvetching about muh right wing supporting the man and anbody having such political points being against fucking equality - which is a meme in of itself.

So I am going to repead myself: Marx was a delusional leech only trying to get the biggest piece of cake for himself, while seeling iit as a sacrife to the masses. The only people following his bullshit are naive an imature kids and infantile adults.

>>15764609
>let me disregard facts to talk about my delusions

What is it about people, or my perception of them, that just makes interaction so unappetizing?

Not every novel has to be a 400+ page beast. Look at how short 1984 and No Longer Human are. Not gonna go into the whole retarded idea of people thinking shorter novels are a worse value, since I doubt you are looking to get published right now. I'd reccomend starting with shorter novels in the 200-250 range. I find it easier to write if I do a detailed outline for a chapter then write it. I also write by hand, so I dont have the freedom to move things around as I go, so the detailed outline helps. Doing a warm up of sorts (just articulating my thoughts in a junk notebooke) before starting helps me some. Try not to get hung up on "the process" and only writing when you feel you would produce your best possible work. Its definitely cool if you want to have a process though. There is something to be said about the rexaltion and mindfulness that go along with writing. Try writing at least once a week, no matter how bad you think it is. At least you'll still feel like you're making progress, ang you can always go back and change it later during editing.

>>13856623
>he hasn't read "The Protocols of the learned eldars of Zion"
https://archive.org/details/TheProtocolsOfTheLearnedEldersOfZion

How do you know when you are actually dead inside?