/lit/ - Literature

Had a dream about an old vinyl album from 1968. It was a fake album my brain made up by a fake band. I wanted to make a post about it on /mu/ but when I woke up I forgot most of the details so it wouldn't have been as funny as it was in the dream.

The only thing I can remember was 3 tracks and their order and one of the band members names.
>5. Steel Love
>6. Steel Love
>7. Steel Love II
>[band name] are [members], and James "Hootin' and Hollerin'" Holleran

Album artwork was just a typical shot of the band standing around a car in a green, grassy park. My guess is that such an album would have been a bluesy, or psychedelic rock.

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why are the other books upside down?

Why'd he do it bros

>But Hemingway’s most notorious feud involved William Faulkner, who once claimed that Hemingway’s simplistic writing style did not require readers to use a dictionary. Never one to shy away from public scrutiny, Hemingway fired back: “Poor Faulkner. Does he really think big emotions come from big words?”
Who was in the right here? I admit, I often have to use a dictionary when reading Faulkner.

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