/lit/ - Literature

Tell me about frater. The one trip I know the least about; I just saw him post in an esoteric thread once but that was it.

>>9581594
>be theist
>trip over your very own childish perception of the world

Why am I not surprised

>>9208007
You are the world's greatest fag.
Please ask her out you dumb shit. Ask her to study, say you need someone who's fluent in her whatever language for a bit of help, even if you don't. Make sure you have a bit of extra time and grab a bite to eat after, go to a book store, something, anything.
And do it in person. Have some class. If it doesn't work out, whatever. Just please do something.
Also, Eliot is good shit. She's doing a service.
Oh, and what obscure modernist poet? Any good? Maybe you spooked her with your shit taste, kek

hello

i'm trying to remember a book that i read ~15 years ago

i can't remember the title or the author, but it was a fantasy novel set in medieval times about a man who found a battle axe which was imbued with magical(evil) powers. he went on to wage wars and win battles with it and became a hero. i remember it being pretty epic and there was a lot of emphasis on the savagery of his battle prowess.

i really can't give specifics because it's been so long, but does anyone have any idea what book i'm thinking of? it's really not a big deal though