/lit/ - Literature

>>19629635
>literature written by an illiterate abbo culture

>>18821953

Wow you really wasted your time

>>17616322
>high literature

>Titus Andronicus
>I hath done thy mother

>>15907395
>woman
>her
Delusional and
>books for this feel
>>>/r9k/
Faggot
Remember all fields

>>15813675
>IMDb and RYM generally have pretty agreeable ratings

> The next day I woke up in my bedroom. It was snowing and raining again. I opened the door of my coffin
>coffin
Gets me every time

>>15427405
>good fantasy books
>genre fiction trash for manchildren
>good
Go back

>>15075386
>psychology uses empirical research
>implying that psychology is at all scientific or employing of rigorous methods

>>14633845
>that part where he burns the tickets instead of giving it to Luster

>>14395540
>Pretending that slavs feel complex emotions and guilt is more outlandish than anything Lovecraft wrote.

the first cumshot landed squarely on David Foster Wallace's bandana. He roared with indignation and seized forward to face his enemy, eyes blazing with New Sincerity. Harold Bloom stood smirking across the room, turkey gobbler waggling ever so slightly with satisfied amusement. The renowned fantasy author gripped his almost non-existent penis, and with a lightning quick yank sent another gob of spunk invigorated by the wisdom of the classics towards the younger writer. This time Wallace was prepared; he ducked, and placed his hand on his own shaft for a returning volley, but found himself insufficiently aroused. He quickly leafed through his mental arsenal for spank material and conjured the memory of himself hurling a chair at his ex-wife. With a now stiff dick, he launched a load of his own towards the fat man, who was caught off guard-
Pynchon stood up from his typewriter and retired for the night.

>>14223603
>Reading books after 10

>>14174556
>slavs
>the white race

>>13985553
>that girl
>cute

>>13625549
cool projection OP you know this is a literature board right?

also TFW you had idyllic teen years and a big group of friends

>>13162674
>unironically reading celine
>unironically reading a translation of celine

>pontificate

>>12940469

>>12921428
I'm gonna guess not as much as people try to

I think of that essay DFW wrote about how he can't teach Kafka anymore because nobody gets how most of it is supposed to be comedic. I re-read the Trial and didn't look for anything or try and make sense of it, just enjoyed the madness and it was even better the second time.

>>12143117
>>12143634
>47 year old man(?) types out "no bully pls"
top zozzle

Are there people who subvocalise everything they read? Are people subvocalising this post?
Must suck not being able to turn it on and off at will, subvocalising when reading books but not when reading other shit.