/lit/ - Literature

>>15854642
>Nowadays it's all Marxists politicizing everything and Jordan Peterson fans responding. It's hell.

I have genuinely never seen any sign of /lit/ being a Marxist board. This board used to be apolitical, and then when the politics showed up they were RIGHT-wing, not left-wing. We've had far more threads about guys like De Maistre and Evola than we've ever had threads about Marx.

>>14478799
>I've not read the book, but are you sure that's the aim?
It was, she was asserting that there were no differences between races on a genetic level. All of her arguments were really infantile and sometimes contradictory, it was like reading a book length twitter argument. I was really disappointed because I wanted to read a real refutation of race realism.

>>8587236
This, I just finished reading stirner's meme book today and it left me unnerved

>>7138949
Anon...

What do you do when you can't write because your writing is so shit that the shame made you delete even before ending a paragraph. All my ideas seems stupid and my prose cliche.

I just want to have some fun with my favorite hobby, but being a little more active instead of only be a passive reader. I don't really dream on becoming a big writer (not more than a guy with a guitar dreams on becoming a rockstar), I just want to have some fun and learn in the process.

What changes on society/economical system we would have to go to make writing a viable career system like music and drawing.

What a mean is that you don't need to be super famous to be able to make a living singing or with a band, or even doing artworks for some company or having a blog of your comics.

Now look at writing side, there seems like to me that there isn't opportunities to writers that doesn't make big selling books.

>>5861627
this

>>5803742
>I am not and never have been separate from culture. We are the same thing.
Way to be a conformist.

I would like to make a proposal. How about /lit/ forms a reading group? We read a book, one chapter per day, and then discuss it. To make it fun, I would recommend to read some shit tier self-published novel or something like that, but I'm open to suggestions. Tell me what you think. If I get some positive feedback, I'll make a new thread tomorrow with further details.

Ok /lit/, a challenge for you: say something about an author that's rarely discussed on /lit/, be it literature, philosophy, etc.

Let's try to escape from the same Camus/GGRMartin/Stirner/etc. threads, bring something new. I've never seen a single productive thread about Agamben, Foucault, Lyotard, Preciado, Guimarães Rosa, Gabriel García Márquez, etc.


Introduce to us a new author.

>>3868255
> I have yet to read a convincing reason to read Spengler

Do you have any idea of how retarded that sentence is?

>>3369575
>wizard and glass
>good

>>3257332
>The Very Hungry Caterpillar
>Green Eggs and Ham
>5 stars

>>3155753
>i never read fiction
>All i read is fantasy Like Game of thrones, Lotr etc.