/lit/ - Literature

>>22597815
Kek

>>21729941
Have you thought about the women though? They thrive in this corporate urban hellscape of dating apps and Netflix "entertainment". Sure, you could argue that maybe women aren't having such a great time when the majority of them end up hooked on lobotomy pills even before turning 30, but if you criticize the current year lifestyle they'll stomp and screech and queef until you're cancelled.

Why do male authors slut-shame and "punish" their female characters for extramarital affairs (Emma Bovary, Anna Karenina etc) when science has conclusively proven that some dicking on the side is good for them?

>>21541550
Thankfully I can't fall asleep unless I read for 20-30 minutes at least, so that's the bare minimum I get done daily.

>>21462664
The dynamics between sexes are fucked up beyond repair now. In the past, men and women both had their designated spaces to function and mostly interacted to feed, fuck, and sleep. Men mingled with their own for work/entertainmant, women had their natural environment to gossip/henpeck and play with babies.
Nowadays any public space is completely saturated with braindead vaginal yapping. Half of the men in their sexual prime don't get laid at all but they're bombarded with the worst women have to offer (babbling and shit-testing) without get any of the naturally counterbalancing treats (pussy).

>>21391215

Are there any books, podcasts or YouTube vids on how to write as in forking good habits and tips on clarity how to get published etc? Preferably worthwhile stuff, not looking for YA. Only ones that I’ve checked out are Stephen King (who says make a habit of writing at least 2,000 words a day) and John Gardner who is helpful stylistically. Struck and White’s book Elements of Style is good for style of course but a lot of that you get from reading excellent stylists

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