/lit/ - Literature

dangerously based quality post

>>20136795
its a stupid question but would it be okay for a random anon to go on /fit/ and ask for advice on how to get started with exercising and what steps to take? im a bit stuck in a conundrum because in order to devise a ''workout plan'' you can't just copy somebody else's schedule, you have to adapt it to your body, your overall shape, your experience, your goals...etc, and to do that, you need some guidance. the contrasting issue is that these types of threads are made every hour on that board, and if they don't get deleted, they're just pelted with meme answers to force the inquiring anon to go out on their own and get a clue, which i do understand and support.
i guess the best thing to do would be talking with a gym coach, but there is no gym around these parts. im not even that interested in gains and all the obsessive parts of physical education, i just want to feel alive and capable again.

>>19331292
>any asshole with a keyboard can publish anything, regardless of quality.


this needs to be on the /lit/ banner ad

>>18704619
I love you, fren. Even if you’re mean to me. I understand there are a lot of hurt people here and hurt people hurt people.

>>17956816
Thank you, fren

>>17935697
Yes

absolutely based thread

>>17887941
10/10 reply

Girls realized they can't be alone during the pandemic and will be cockhungry whores when it is over, longing for a smart introverted guy who expresses selfsuffiency, the strength they lack

Anyone else excited?

>wrote 500 poems
>they are all shit
>find out Faulkner considered himself a failed poet and that all novelist must first fail at poetry

I am going to win the Nobel now, won't I?

>>17008568
The Iliad

fren thread!

This is now a fren thread

I read 20 pages today frens! Woo!

What are YOU reading this morning anon?
I'm still reading moby dick because I'm a big lit baby who hasn't read the basics yet.

frenposter commie revolution when?

>>15790394
>author alternates wildly between chapters that are a few pages long if that and chapters that take up over a 1/3 of the total page count
Gene Wolfe's The Knight is probably the novel that I wish all were paced at.

>>15765811
>pronounced double u
>literally two u's put together

fren thread!

I read 80 pages today frens! Woo!

Where do I meet /lit/ frens and grils? Everyone around me is a philistine.

>>13072104
We're gonna make it, bros

>>12903963
No problem fren

>>12874774
I'd say
The Hobbit > LotR > LotR appendices > The Silmarillion
You get the stories, they feel epic, then you come to find out these were just small pieces of a huge world.

>>12875119
This is pretty good, thanks fren