/lit/ - Literature

>>22436640
>advice/book/podcast

no/no/no

That is not how any of this works.

writing a book in public isn't pretentious at all

>So... how's that novel you're writing coming along, anon?

I write just so I can answer this question. I know no one will ever actually read my words, but I sure as fuck will talk your ear off about my writing.

What are you writing? Why aren't you?

"Millennial Philosophy AF" by T. Woke White

imagine the cringe philosophy that would be written by someone in the 20s

>>15317589
There *are* hardware word processors that have an LCD or e-ink screen and a keyboard. I don't see many of them, and they seem to be used mainly by people LARPing as journalists. The main advantage is that they are light and the battery lasts an incredibly long time.

If you get distracted, just take the wi-fi card out of your laptop, or do what the other anon said and boot directly to a terminal prompt and try to avoid playing rogue.

>>14647712
>>14647819
>>14647835

I each of you has to interact with insufferable hipsters every single day.

>>14621165
>Christian Cucks say that Nietzsche was a Christian at heart
Not so fast there cowboy. This is a very unusual viewpoint only endorsed by internet fedoralords like yours truly. Most Christians drop something like a hot potato if it even appears to criticize organized religion.

Whatcha workin' on /lit/?

>>14086048
>I could self publish any time, but I could also just start writing genre fiction.

tfw

>>13967186
A slimny mess of uncomfortableness and obsessions.

try writing in public

Do it in public. Even if you're writing is shit, people will think you are smart and girls will randomly want to talk to you.

>>13258264
write in the most visible way possible

How much money does the average romance ebook make?

OP in 2 weeks

Why are modern writers so insufferable?

>>13004027
I mean for me, sure, for you to now find out about, happy sailing

>>12981556
>Dostoevsky wasn’t a poet he was a realist
Peterson Fag detected

>>12978462
>I write

i just write longform descriptions of inanimate objects.

What's he writing about, /lit/?