/lit/ - Literature

>>4250915

Who died and left you in charge, wanker?

>>3421581

>>2700755

It's not really a typo - it's more an elision or something. Maybe a lacuna. Either way, I don't know what the fuck you're talking about either.

Don't mind me though - I'm on my way to the regular "Twilight is better than Ulysses" thread, or whatever the fuck it is you fucking special kids do round here.

captcha: insufficient ndenei

you said it, captcha, you said a mouthful.

>>2646973

>I'm not sure what you're insinuating

But you thought you'd reply anyway?

Come back when you're clever enough to understand basic fucking English.

Where do these spastics come from? Do the special schools get their long vacation early or something?

>>2597913

Wait. You think allegation and illusion mean the same thing?

>>2502607
>tripfag
>worthwhile opinion

>>2386967

He may be a pleb, but it's a fact that a lot of other boards have better discussions about books than /lit/. /sp/, /tg/, /v/, sometimes even /trv/.

/lit/ is about a tenth as clever as it thinks it is.

>>2379116
>>2379173

/lit/ really is retarded.

This board's not getting any better, is it?

>>2019466

>>1911967

This is a list of Wallace's favorite books, not necessarily those he regarded as the best. Nevertheless, some very good works are included in this list. I'll leave you douchebags to work out what these are.

Why don't you stick a picture of Leo Tolstoy in the classic writers section and one of China Miéville under fantasy?