/lit/ - Literature

>Tell me who I should support and why.
Urgh good god. Just become a fascist and get it over with.

>>4840738

>>4813001

>>4683438

>You are on a date with a girl
>Girl knows you are into reading
>She asks what you are currently reading
>You answer Lolita
>She asks what it is about
>You answer......

inb4 >implying I would ever be on a date
I said it was about a pedophile. She gave me a weird look and asked if there was anything else worth noting about it. I said that is pretty much about all there is to it. Pic related it is her face

>people who refer to articles/essays as "papers"

>>3967700
>>3967715
Is this what /lit/ has come too? Even the intelligent posts are met by a toddler's tantrum.

>>3942972
0/10

From what I understand and this is coming from something he said in one of those Big Think videos: his only real experience with philosophy is reading Bertrand Russell's A History of Western Philosophy, which is just... urgh...

He may very well be an incredibly smart man, he certainly comes across that way. But for so many of his fans to cream themselves over his intellect in the way they do is a little presumptuous, to be honest.

>>3585819
>Poetry is meant to be read.

>>3549315
>>now, i hang out on /d/.

Monster!

>>3327060
If someone feels empowered, beautiful and strong when they're doing all that that then there is something seriously wrong with them.

>>3247387

>Atlas shrugged

>>2752900
>mfw at first glance I thought that was Tarzan.

>>1912234

You're seriously fucking retarded, aren't you?

You: hello
Stranger: hiiiii
You: do you have a favorite book?
Stranger: n
You: do you read?
Stranger: n
You: is no really so hard to type?
Stranger: sry no no no no
You: whats your favorite band?
Stranger: lp
You: whats lp?
Stranger: linkin park
You: so you don't read and you like linkin park
You: impressive

Colton said he met his miscarried sister, whom no one had told him about, and his great grandfather who died 30 years before Colton was born, then shared impossible-to-know details about each. He describes the horse that only Jesus could ride, about how "reaaally big" God and his chair are, and how the Holy Spirit "shoots down power" from heaven to help us.

> He describes the horse that only Jesus could ride

>>1461274

God, that's discusting. It's almost as bad as missionary position. You fucking pervert. You sicken me. Get out.

>And wretched is what Duchess Camille feels living with the cruel and debauched duke. But that soon turns to desperation when she learns her lecherous husband is plotting to have her killed to make way for a more nubile and fertile companion. Knowing she cannot sit idly by and wait for death, she flees into the night, taking with her her own young lover—the stable hand Henri—and her most loyal servants.

>With a mind to finding refuge with Maxime, her first love who years ago ignited her sexuality, Camille and her servants take cover in brothels along the way and succumb to the physical delights on offer, sating their longings and fueling jealousies with one another. But the duke's men are not far behind, and Camille knows they must press on, hoping against hope that the man who has every reason to turn her away will remember the fervent passion that once coursed between them.…

>>1305209
>>1305209

>if it doesnt rhyme, it isnt a poem.

>Can someone give me someone help me out?

>This thread

>>922982
>Read your post
>My face.