/lit/ - Literature

>"demoracy"
>people in power aren't a selection of citizens deigned to rule through sortition

t. ancient greek and venetian time traveller

They're all paperbacks.

>>19726480
>Pope's is almost comical with how old-timey and Shakespearian it sounds

>>18156838
>highly opinionated over something
>“i heard... i heard...”

>>17790101

>>16562323
>wants a life of being a provider
>does nothing to actually become a provider
>does nothing to attract a woman to provide for

>>12217540

>>11971321
>Game of Thrones meets-

>>11895152
>"Sons of Anarchy with half-orcs…"

>leave /lit/ for a year
>come back to check on it

Still (STILL)
>lel Pynchon
>lel how's American Psycho
>lel start with the Greeks
>lel Stirner
> fashy lit thinly veiled poltard crap


Nuke this place. 20 year old white boys were a fucking mistake.

>>11883188
>being a hipster about Rembrandt

>>11643869
>I never gave her a big, hot load :( only sad dribbles :/

>>10252544

>Feminists are badasses.

Feminists are casuals. I have far better taste in female lit than most modern feminists I don't even give a shit about female writers that much. They'd rather be seen publicly championing the idea of female talent in general than actually researching it seriously.

Feminists shmeminists. Autism wins yet again.

>>9894420

reddit cross-posters are worse than /pol/ cross-posters. both are memes but if you're literally going to reddit to have a cry about this board you are objectively more normie and therefore worse.

Is the best way I can describe my character and image.

When I was young, my parents were very particular about me and my siblings reading lots of books. There were some great stories there but what I took moreso from the experience was the language which has become deeply embedded in my psyche. Ever since, I've had excellent skills in articulation both verbal and written but I often don't understand what I'm talking about at all. Example A, I'm absolutely dogshit at maths and science and just barely passed them in high school. I work as a marketing manager for steel frame systems precisely because my communication skills are good but through all of my career I don't have the slightest idea how any of the products I sell work.

Long story short, I use big words because they make me sound smart and I'm actually not very intelligent.

Anyone have a similar story?

>>9681306

>sperg vigilante on a mission

Wew.

>>9647182

>anon shows him up by making a droll yet paradoxically hostile blog post about him on the internet

Someone needs to make an edit of this with Wittgenstein and the Tractatus.

>>7951029
just trying to find out why you're throwing out the word hypocrite all willy-nilly, anon. but you have proved yourself incompetent of communicating with others. im outta here

>>6949444
>jovial and rollicking

>>6715253
Well I'm done here. This is why I've repeatedly asked you to give me an example of jazz that you dislike. These songs are very different, but they are all jazz. There's hard bop, straight, latin, and fusion/world.

https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=__OSyznVDOY

https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=LEGCzNFWsNM
https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=YiKt8DxBpeg
https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=7mkLoSqqvq8
https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=HIH3fNUsbnA
https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=DNbD1JIH344

>>6636914
phuk u

This guy pretty much has it right >>6638724

I thought the movie was one of the greatest I had seen until I read the book and realized how much more depth the scenes had in the books. Still a phenomenal movie but


>no child murdered at a zoo in the film
>mfw

>>6631959
>compares GRRM to Tolstoy, Joyce and Proust

HOLY SHIT 10/10 BAIT I CAN'T IGNORE IT