/lit/ - Literature

I just don't understand how the fuck you can keep your head in an oven. I feel like the anesthetic quality of the gas would be offset by the feeling of one's skull melting.

>>3648999
That edition always looks like a Princeton Review book to me.

>>3198709
She has a weird backstory. Who the fuck writes about their experience on FacialAbuse for their college essay?

>>3165892
But Doc Martens are pretty awful, especially for men. There's been an original (i.e. made in UK) pair in nearly mind condition AND in floral print on my local Craigslist for ages now, but it's (obviously) in a woman's size.

/fa/ isn't about fashion, it's about uniforms.

No one. There's no dominant subculture, people are so fractured and Balkanized that it's ridiculous to say there's one person who generally speaks for them.

Most are called a voice of "a" generation, namely one that's old and already spoken about. Those singled out as the voice of our generation are usually just the voices of hipsters.

>>2944286
>there's no River Song to ruin it

I like you immensely.

So, already having the proper accoutrements to attract women and deciding to never again visit the catty shitstorm that is /fa/, what are your favorite fashion-related books?

I recently started Fashion Under Fascism, which deals mostly with Nazi aesthetics. It's pretty interesting.

>>2747229
>>2747226
>Polyponesian War

Tumors everywhere.


>>2747199
Protip: They aren't historians, those books are talking heads reducing a prismatic person or event in history to support an insular, single-facet worldview.

>>2565441
East coast girls are hip, I really dig those styles they wear.

The Augean Stable.

How about this: ask him just why exactly he's such a godsend to this earth. Most STEM majors will be working out of a cookbook the rest of their lives, yet they act like they're all destined to be Jobsian innovators.

Jobsian is the new Kafkaesque

>>2477728
>St. Vincent
That video is composed of foreveralones. The comments are the most cringeworthy I've read on Youtube.

>>2477887
I honestly thought I was the only person that ever used "sinophile" ever.

>>2448664
I would put my face there.

>>2303392
>fashion terrorist
>mfw Glamorama did this in the '90s.

Normally I'd content that it's not as if you can't write about a similar thing, but I think one fashion terrorist novel is fucking enough, thanks.