/lit/ - Literature

>>5251528
>when suddenly the ghost of Feminister busted through
Hahah.
Just for your imaginations, this is what Femi said she looked like. But with D cups

>Male privilege is “I have a boyfriend” being the only thing that can actually stop someone from hitting on you because they respect another male-bodied person more than they respect your rejection/lack of interest.

Thoughts?

Full article: http://www.eberhardtsmith.com/stop-saying-i-have-a-boyfriend

>>4731465
And all of the greatest artists are "plebs"
>>4731499
>There is nothing to experience.
Then you aren't going to be a great, or even mediocre, artist.

>>4731492
There are none. But she obviously cuter.

Hey /lit/, I am working on a project. I need poems about youth. Anything of that sort. Kudos if the poem is also about the disillusionment of adulthood.

Thank you very much. This is a beautiful woman for your hard work and kindness.

I know /lit/ never talks about poetry, almost ever, but I have a few questions.

1. Is Howl worth reading?
2. Is Howl worth reading for someone who usually hates poetry, e.g. me?
3. Does Howl suck like most of the stuff the Beat generation 'writer's produced, or is it good?

In exchange for answerings these questions, I have given you a picture of a cutie patootie (but slutty).

Right up /lit/'s alley, I should think. What are some really complicated, difficult books, that are well-written? I've already read all of Wallace, most of Ruggers, and some of people like Roth and DeLillo.