/lit/ - Literature

>write exactly one page of manuscript
>feel like a Real Writer™

>>8937141
Both those posts were dripping with irony desu

>show don't tell
>brave Achilles
>resourceful Odysseus
>Greatest works of literature

Why is this allowed?

>>8856247
This is unironically brilliant. Both for its ability to rope in new readers and its ability to trigger /lit/ beyond comprehension.

>good authors
>of color
Pick one desu

Where's a Smug Pill chart?
>tfw living in a realm of ideological nihilism
>tfw you have no actual opinions
>tfw you are completely inauthentic for the sake of feeling superior

>not hiring a gay Asian teenager to transcribe your shitposts

Dystopian novels are inherently stupid. It's an easy way to 'argue' against an idea by using fear and stereotypes. For example, Atwood says that Christian evangelicals and anti-feminists will destroy the world, but the only way she can say this is by creating a world that they have already destroyed. It's begging the question.