/lit/ - Literature

I'm currently working through my backlog of books, which include several works such as The Divine Comedy and Paradise Lost, among others. My question is, is it generally assumed that one read the Bible before they tackle any of these works?

>>1766604
No. Just don't. We don't need this.

>>1512535
But what if the narrator is unreliable?

Thread should be stickied as guidelines for how to completely de-legitimize yourself as a trip/person.

Way to self-destruct off a one sentence post you silly "subhuman."

Tristam Shandy is one of those that always whittles on my list, but I never get my fix on it. if on winter's night a traveler looks mouthwateringly good, but I can't find it anywhere, except for the internet's various outlets. I'm currently in debt, you understand. Last thing I read was 2666 by Roberto Bolano.

Going to start reading IJ in the tinychat. Only way I seem to get reading done when I have Internet access. Page 380.

Requesting the book list for next week's book discussion by Courage Wolf and the download links he provided.

Thank you, thread is gone, so, yeah...

I'd like to participate in this

Hey /lit/
This is probably my first post here but im asking for some names of characters. I need some cool names, they can be generic but im just having some name block i guess.

Also how would you describe shooting laser beams out of your eyes in the 1st person. Describe it like stephen king style.
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