/lit/ - Literature

I need some comfy weekend reading bros. Do I finish the books I'm only lukewarm on right now, or go to the library and pick up The Last Unicorn?

>>19639266
>When you're so obsessed with McCarthy you know the paper, year, and newspaper this interview came from.

>>18657794
I also would love to read stories inspired by Spaghetti Westerns anon. That being said;
>I want the good guys to be wearing white hats, the bad guys black hats, if you see what I mean
this type of western is different from a Spaghetti Western. SW's are the Sword and Sorcery of the western genre. The protagonists are almost always more concerned with their own survival rather than idealism. The good guy standing up to the bad for the sake of some altruistic reason is more characteristic of a traditional American western.
A lot of my own writing is heavily inspired by Spaghetti Westerns.

>>17218619
I thought it was pretty good anon, you got a lot of talent. The was the one sentence at the beginning;
>It was the youth of summer; a cool breeze was blowing through the streets and caught carelessly: hair, the loose aspects of clothing and luckily for young Mulligan a tenner
That I thought sounded a little awkward. Maybe partially because I didn't know what a tenner was. I also might recommend describing the bartender's appearance a little earlier. I could be wrong about that, though.