/lit/ - Literature

Do you think any famous writers browse lit?

>>2209994
>Durkheim and his contribution to modern criminology.
I don't think that he has contributed enough to write 3000 words.
(I'm not the OP, just saying)

>>2136056
APOLOGIES I WAS AVOIDING TL;DR.

>>2136049
I was leaning the other way but this is deep. I would only be able to pull it off if I could convey what you are saying to the readers without the characters sounding preachy. I agree with immortal/mortal being difficult.

Some people get asspained over everything. Or there's a few individuals ready to get asspained for their particular interest. But plenty of people react more subtly. I was upset when 911 happened, WHEN it happened. Not anymore. And when Jobs died, I was like :( and no more.
When Heath Leger died, however, I was more like :[ but no more than that. I was a little bummed that day thinking he wouldn't be in the following batman movie, but I didn't shit myself over it and make a video.

Know of any good lectures that are sold on The Great Courses?

I listened to "The World was never the same: Events that changed History" and it was pretty good.