/lit/ - Literature

>Evola

>literally anything by Evola

>>11008937

>>9642460
>this post
Jesus christ.

Hi /lit/, I'm a long time lurker, first time shitposter.

Just wondering if you could give me a list of required reading before I read Thus Spoke Zarathustra.

<---Don't want to end up like memeface.


Thanks.

Question for non native english speakers.

Do you read your books in english (if that's their original language) or do you prefer translations if they're avaliable?

>>8112843
>Even the little baby orcs, in their little orc cradles?

You're damn right you do!

Not sure if this is the appropriate place to discuss a topic regarding technology, but since most of /lit/ seem- to prefer physical books to eReaders I wonder if there are other forms of technology you reject, or refuse to make use of. I think the literary lifestyle is essentially unplugged, though technology can make things like writing, and using a dictionary or translator much easier. Is there any benefit to keeping yourself unplugged?

Since no one else will do it.

POST LIT GET HIT

Post excerpts from what you are currently writing and get roasted by other /lit/erary gentlemen.

Try to critique one before you post one.

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