/lit/ - Literature

>le good writers are all depressed
>whenever I have periods of depression I dont have the energy to do everyday tasks, let alone write
what gives dummies

1) Chuck the books actually covered in soft mould. If it's just touched the fringes of your pages you're fine, just move them to a drier spot if you can.

2) Scrub the mould away. Use bleach or some anti mould spray and a good brush. You're going to probably leave marks and take out some paint or wallpaper but it's necessary.

3) Open windows, get some good ventilation in to the house. Not to imply you live in a dank cesspit as mould can be common but sometimes it's that simple to prevent it. Maybe invest in some of those de-humidifier packets/boxes that can drain excess moisture from the air - they last about 6 weeks then they need throwing away. They don't cost much.

4) If the mould persists, get someone in to check it out. It's pretty common but sometimes it's caused by something out of your control like a leak in the ceiling or a hole in your roof you might not be aware of.

5) Fucking move if it persists and burn the house down fuck that shit nigga it aint worth it fuck this shit and move to mars bruh

Genuinely though OP, kidding aside, it ain't some big bad boss enemy that can wreck your shit. If the source is dried out, it won't tend to grow quickly. It also can't spread onto plastic shit so move anything made of organic materials to another room if you can.

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>>8132861
>self-insert neckbeard mary sue schlock
>to the point that the virgin protagonist is too good at sex for a literal sex goddess to handle
This is a literature board

>>7857967
>his greatest ideas are so basic he can wrap his own mind around them

>Looked up a non-horror short story by Edgar Allan Poe on Goodreads
>People gave it 1/5 stars because it wasn't creepy enough
>Look up another one
>They do it there as well
Is this a real thing?