/lit/ - Literature

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>>17639184
It's basically pop psychology. The kinds of men reading this book were probably sorely in need of a QRD on womyn (myself included). It gives some good advice (don't ever reveal your lay count, for example) but it could easily be condensed into 20 or 30 pages.

Beta read thread. Post a pastebin or a google docs link to a <7500 word short story/first chapter/anything of your own writing, and I'll tell you honestly what I thought about it.

>>17131615
My diary

>>17119792
Mein Kampf

First of all, I just wanted to thank /lit/ for the sticky recommending b-ok for all the free books. Probably read 30+ books since the lockdown started. Would have costed me a fortune, did it for free.

With that out of the way, what are the definitive list of books that one must read to teach oneself to write literature? I'm talking about books on how to write books.

Let's compare and contrast recommendations.

Which means i can be confident in my creativity as i'm my own worst critic non a in a meme way. The thing i lack from the trifecta is knowledge, It's never enough and i guess never will be so the trifecta can't be completed.

I can say with confidence i'm 68-75% ready to be a writer.

Put your settings in the calculator equation:
1-100 rates for each category:

>Intelligence+Creativity*2+Knowledge/5=

If your result is below 70/100 you shouldn't start writing.

How many books can you read in an hour?

when does urbit make me a millionaire

>>13757815
sounds like you're a brainlet

henlo frens

comfy neet literature recommendations?

Which books BTFO pedophilia metaphysically?

So I just got laid at age 26 despite believing that premarital sex is against the moral law. It wasn't that enjoyable, don't think I'll do it again.

Has this shit actually unlocked my potential as a writer? I don't feel any different.

>there is no last sentence

Time and space are the pure forms of intuition, meaning any experience of objects must conform to time and space for them to be an experience for us. Nothing about relativity says anything different, and if you try to extend it to things in themselves ie objects as beyond experience, you're fucking up worse than Leibniz and Hume for exactly the reasons Kant says. The only things that need to be changed in Kant's theory is the addition of non-Euclidean geometries and some way of accounting for the non-universality ie relativity of space and time depending on certain objects.

Is teaching a shit gig in the US? I’m a midwit history major. I figure this is what I should do with my life, knowing my passions and personality. I am naturally introverted but confident and decent at explaining concepts in laymans terms. Though I go on here so I’m definately neurotic in some way...

> finally graduating this summer
> major in accountancy
> will probably end up within a Big 4 firm
What are books for this feel (becoming an adult/ assuming responsibility etc) ; some satisfying bildungsroman maybe?
Also what books would you recommend in general to retain your sense of identity and remain sane in the current crazy dog-eat-dog dehumanizing corporate environment?

Any books on social anxiety and meeting new people? I think I am disliked by people I meet because I translate my social anxiety into an aura of arrogance. Books for this feel?

or just books with generally good life advice or advice in a specific area be it finance, health, fitness...etc.

If meme peterstein's book, "12 Rules of Life" worth reading or nah?

I'm trying to quit a jewtube addiction because I keep watching videos in hopes that I will get some useful information but it's mostly the same regurgitated cookie cutter knowledge that most people know already.

Oh, and one more question. Is the richest man in Babylon worth reading to gain more knowledge about amassing wealth?

How do I stop being a narcissist? How do I stop having delusions? How do I stop lying? How do I just accept who I am?

/lit/ for this feel?

>>11939478
>>11939500
it checks out, OP is irreperably humiliated and embarrassed into hermitage

>>11822193
What is a goochie?