/lit/ - Literature

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>Cyrano de Bergerac
It's glorious, I am loving every bit of it. Almost finished it as we speak

>>3691533
I never considered that, thanks for bringing it up. I found the FPBA (http://www.fpba.com) on google, and they have a list of presses in the US. Any in particular that you would recommend though?

OP, thanks so much for sharing all of this with us, it's very kind of you! Your job must be fascinating, I'd love to do something like that.

>>2308878
>>2308878

/lit/ is basicly /r9k/ with the /sci/ user interface, it could be brilliant, we should see if /sci/ is free to go.

The philosophy part of /lit/ is what accommodates modern science. Where science tells us about the universe, literature tells us about the human condition. They're the only chance for us to date a scholar, come-on /lit/, /sci/ would be perfect.

>>2074591

>>1760395

Bump!

>>1538822

Nah he'll say that we don't understand him or that we aren't interesting enough for him to talk to.

He's a very special boy.

Science fiction really is literature.