/lit/ - Literature

So I spent 3 years writing a book, and made the foolish mistake of buying into the Amazon self-publishing hype. The epub market is absolutely saturated and to date(after a year) I've made less than 30 sales. Is it too late to try the traditional route? Now that my book has more or less been "published" is it poison to traditional publishers and agents?

Are there any e-readers that allow you to have nested folders? That's the one thing that's always irked me about my Kindle, which I recently got stuck in diagnostics mode by accident while trying to install DuoKan.

>tried to install DuoKan on kindle 4nt
>due to careless mistake, accidentally copied over the file that puts it in diagnostics mode but NOT the file that installs DuoKan
>now frozen in diagnostics mode

Shit. I'm not even sure what to do, now. I've tried deciphering debricking guides, but I can't make heads or tails of what I actually need to do.

> modern music sucks
> the video game industry is shit nowadays
> there are only shitty movies in the 21st century

Can /lit/ say the same about books?

> he stole my beautiful animation
Why did you do that?

>>1946163
Why would I kid? The fragment has a surreal feel to it that only such the likes of Kafka can catch from behind.

All I really wanted was to see /lit/ write something.
All I get is some kid trying to troll us.

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>nobody guesses about me

we know you came from /v/. Git out