/lit/ - Literature

>>22193991
You sure about that?

>>21547202
Five
>silent spring
>the old man and the sea
>the castle
>giovanni's room
>on the genealogy of morals

I never thought I'd enjoy Hemingway since everyone talks about how "dry" his prose was, but after reading it I found it exceptional, and definitely deceptively simple. He hasn't written that much so I'll probably eventually read all of his stuff, but The Sun Also Rises is the one I have my eye on for next. I thought the old man and the sea was perfect.

>>15951865
what does it matter if people draw this conclusion
does it matter that you decide something else?

hey. i am tired of all the ironic nihilistic scepticism bullshit. which book will make me believe in god (preferably an old one)?

https://pastebin.com/s5894M9B

I'm terrible at writing but I wanted to try my hand at writing erotica. It's about a succubus corrupting a young boy (18, go away FBI). Just a short snippet because I'm nervous about my writing being too awful to continue. Are there any glaring mistakes in grammar or just the writing itself?

>>12119026
Wow the worst thing is that it's pretty accurate considering the cover depicts the beach scene where meursault (here very natty) dab on an arab