/lit/ - Literature

The year is going to be over before we know it. Another year of me here, amongst other anons, has passed. Soon it will be Christmas and the snow will be falling outside in the dark, and then New Years' with the fireworks and the anons in the comfy threads wishing each other happy New Years' and posting gifs of Apus hugging each other, and some of them will say they are leaving, and some of them actually will; and the year will be over and the snow will begin to melt and it will begin to grow warm and another season will begin entirely. You really are here forever, huh.

>>20407713
yes, I remember my professor spoke about him on the fucking world literature class when he was talking about africa.

just read things fall apart, which is his most famous work.
I assume it will be one of those novels that /lit/ pseuds that hate anime and games would love to read.

>goodnight frater, I hope to see your answers in the morning.... t. guenonfag

Going to make a light novel.

I failed making games.

Books on how to stop being fickle minded?

I wanna write a story about some mulato shota who wakes up being the survivor of his colony ship into an unknown hostile land.
So the story is about him being able to survive and eventually discover an indigenous tribe of midget aliens who worship him and eventually they told him, there's other Gods like him.
He eventually travel and meet these Gods, which are other surviving teen lolis who he eventually have to bring into his base and form his harem of lolis.
And he eventually have sex with all the lolis of his harem at the end of each new loli arc.

Morning fellas what you reading this fine morning.

where do I shill my anime light novel about an ebony loli who tries to save the world from evil guinea pigs?

>>18113595
But there is pornography there, this place sucks it’s much better here

Bros, how do I understand Plato on a deeper level - well enough to be able to explain him to someone or argue against his ideas on this board?
>I've listened to many podcasts about him (hopwag)
>read Trial of Socrates and The Republic (but only once apiece)
And still I fail to follow especially his reasoning from the dialogues in a detailed way... What secondary sources should I read? Any other advice for reading Plato?

I just feel alone.

How can I cope I can't enjoy art.
I've learned the craft of writing and music composition.
I don't think I'm good, just know the rules of the craft.

But how can you enjoy literature after understanding and reading shakespeare.
How can you enjoy music after understanding both mozart, bach and beethoven.

Anything else, even from other history famous artist, is just inferior, more simple, less emotional, less expressive, less original, less everything.

It's not even funny.
I feel sad, because I can't even listen new music or read anything and compare to shakespeare and the three greats composers.

It makes feel alone, like I want to talk about the beauty of those four geniuses, and when I leave my PC I'm surrounded by npcs who can't even start to understand such art.

And I'm sure society is filled with such people.
And that's not the worst part, is that whenever you talk with other artists, they don't want to try to understand the craft, because nobody beyond shakespeare knows the craft of writing, because otherwise they will write at the level of shakespeare.
The other composers don't have the understanding of bach and beethoven.

And sometimes they get angry when you mention they should study shakespeare and beethoven, but they will say they're boring or just overvalued snob trash.

And you see the top talent of the last 100 years in literature and is just inferior to shakespeare, like not even joyce comes close. (maybe joyce is the ones I would save from the last century).

Im tucked in you better read me a stowee before a get cwankee

why the fuck are you losers spamming /int/ apu frogs? They're just meant for sleep posting here. Stop it. Good night.

goodnight frens

>>11351283
Tfw I didn't know that Franky boi didn't finish the series until I read chapterhouse then couldn't find the next book.

>tfw reading a book with particularly thin pages and the sweat from your thumb leaves a permanent impression on the page.

>>10711561
Thanks man. I'm trying embrace my sensitive side a bit more I guess :). After this whole experience with the girl that inspired Liat, I realized I needed to do some serious soul-searching