/lit/ - Literature

>>17729854

We are reaching levels of based that were thought to not be possible.

>>13565514

Sounds real fucking u n f a l s i f i a b l e bro

>>12149900
I like this gif, it is quite cute. Have a (You).

>>12113868
I help out my grandparents who've raised me since I was 7. I mostly rake, help with internet troubles, adminster insulin, and move furniture. Usually they sleep in the afternoon and that's about the time I read. I am paid a small amount of money since my grandparents don't like the idea of free labor. I use that to buy books and to furnish my room.

>>12083468
>who is a sex
Nibba what are you doing?

>>7170850
>Dem generalizations
>Dem assumptions
>Dem poor cognitive skills
>Goddamn

>>6246412
>Paul Owen

>>5936786
>tfw started with the Greeks
>tfw read The Iliad and The Odyssey by 16

>>5421831
you just blew my mind anon

Hey /lit/. I was wondering if there's any decent mecha literature out there, as in science fiction novels/short stories that manage to capture both the character development and the intense, majestic imagery that a the majority of mecha anime and manga boast of? If not, would you all be interested in reading it in the event that it burst into existence?

>>4041361

>>3630472
this is what dualists actually believe.

>>3417214
>criticizes others' tastes
>posts a picture of martin "talentless hack" scorsese

It's like i'm really on /tv/!

>>3362594 anything a little more thought provoking, worthwhile?

>>3237036
>believing in /lit/

>>3225451

>>3209075
>As a compendious delineation of every thought and intention a being such as God ever had (apparently what people in this thread are expecting), I'd say it fails miserably.

No lack of JIDF to crawl out of the woodwork and into this thread.

Good baiting, OP.

>I tend to think that many people who are still emprisoned in morals and ethics tend to think he is revolutionary
>still emprisoned in morals and ethics
>morals and ethics
>imprisoned

http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/David_Benatar
>However, he offers a qualified defense of corporal punishment of children and deems the circumcision of male infants a matter for parental discretion.

>>2773653

>he thinks the US has superior educational institutes

>driving somewhere with a couple of friends
>talking about shit we read in high school
>one friend asks if we read 1984
>the rest of us say yeah
>"Haha! That was such a stupid fucking book. Seriously It was just like V for Vendetta except waaaay more boring. Honestly, they should just show that movie in highschool instead of wasting a month reading that crap!"
>mfw