/lit/ - Literature

>>4159872
That was very well put

>>3691575
No I'm not. You're implying I was.

I read a review that said he is a theologist and it creeps into his work. Therefore, someone has noted already how he seems a bit biased.

Of course a theologist can be neutral - apparently, this one isn't, though.

Fucking muppet.

How do I get over my need to own books physically? I can't seem to go full digital although it would be very practical.

Read em all, they're pretty good though the rabid fandom is enough to make me denounce them forever just about.

Reading through WoT currently. Enjoying it much more.

>"My name is Jonas"
Are you fucking serious.

>>2507357
well arent you just the biggest faggot thats ever existed

Death of a Salesman "You're a dime a dozen, pop, and so am I"

That was the most emotionally moving play I've ever seen. (Though, I'm not claiming to be a connosieur)

/lit/, I have read half of "The Catcher in the Rye." It is bullshit, /lit/. But I was promised a fucking masterpiece. Tell me, does it make sense to read on this shit? Is there at least something interesting that will appear later in the book or the whole book is just titanic thinking about life of the dull schoolboy?

>>>/tg/17025364

I believe this is yours?
Please keep it out of our garden. It's upsetting the children.

What a nerd XD

>>1944211
>fuck a book

>>1843378
I did. And I thoroughly enjoyed it. I fail to see how they're anything alike, though.

>that feel when you have to change a minor character and you've written several chapters

>>1481151
>missing the point completely

>>1267495
I have hope that the HBO series will be able to do something that GRRM's fans could not.

Make him fucking finish Dance.

>>1059816
I have been borrowing a buddy's nook for a while now and I am very satisfied with it. I haven't run into any problems at all. I have heard the Kindle is a piece of shit

>>979970
Hmm

>My face when people think that publishers only accept people with connections.
The mass market doesn't give two shits who the writer is, usually, because they pick a goddamn book off the shelf and think "Oh, this'll be nifty." A LOT less people look at the actual author before choosing a book.

>People supplying this lazy fuck with poems just to give their ego a boost

>>564950
*sigh*