/lit/ - Literature

Young Goodman Brown

Nathaniel Hawthorne

>>14596390

>tfw got into a fist fight a few months ago with a person I met on goodreads and he forced me to delete my account

I'd left a review on an erotic literature novel, as a joke, to try and satirise it, and I made a comment about how all women reviewing it 'would remove the stars from their score if only their pathetic boyfriends could understand how to tame their female sexuality impulses'. some guy commented from my city about how his girlfriend has read it cover to cover, and we had a long debate where i kept insinuating she was a whore and he had a floppy cock, etc etc.

So in the end I offered to meet him to discuss control of female sexual desires (I am a virgin so was just shit talking really). when we met at the park he was fucking huge, like 6'9, and beat the fuck out of me. then to rub it in, he got his girlfriend to smash my head with a copy of the book. i hate this site, it is full of brainlets.

>tfw to smart for philosophy

casanova's diary/the leopard/stoner/moby dick
the jinx/fishing with john/x-files/twin peaks
days of heaven/blow-up/kids/eyes wide shut
graceland/come home with me/donnie & joe emerson/strangeways her we come

looking for books/movies set in, or about, the venetian republic. anything like casanova's diary but more about the doges/spies and shit?

>>8696775
protip for everyone in this thread, because i am a true patrician. the only LIVING directors worth being a fan of are:
>jean-luc godard
>david cronenberg
>terrence malick
>jacques audiard
>michael mann
>paul verhoeven
>nicolas roeg
>michael haneke
>roman polanski
>werner herzog

honorable mentions:
>jim jarmusch
>alex cox
>larry clark/harmony korine
>lars von trier
>william friedkin

missed the cut
>john carpenter
>ridley scott
>brian de palma
>peter weir
>steven soderbergh

anyone else is literally trash