/lit/ - Literature

>tfw you realize that no matter how hard you work on your
novel you will only ever be considered middlebrow at best
just end it

and i’m tired of pretending it doesn’t

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oblivious zoomers and delusional poltrannies think that society before smartphones and widespread internet use was this amazing place where everyone were laid-back and amiable, and complete strangers had long dostoevskian conversations with each other, when in reality, if you were the type of person who'd end up on this godforsaken board later on, you were more likely to get a kicking from the local townies just for looking/acting like a spaz than making any sort of friends outside of a university setting. i respect their yearning, though, however false and misguided

>the author’s allegiance is to the reader rather than to the authorial self.

>“schizo-laughter” or revolutionary joy is what comes out of great books, not the anguishes of our petty narcissism or the terrors of our guilt. an indescribable joy always rushes out of great books, even when they speak of ugly, hopeless or terrifying things.

>“schizo-laughter” or revolutionary joy is what comes out of great books, not the anguishes of our petty narcissism or the terrors of our guilt. an indescribable joy always rushes out of great books, even when they speak of ugly, hopeless or terrifying things.

>“schizo-laughter” or revolutionary joy is what comes out of great books, not the anguishes of our petty narcissism or the terrors of our guilt. an indescribable joy always rushes out of great books, even when they speak of ugly, hopeless or terrifying things.

>“Schizo-laughter” or revolutionary joy is what comes out of great books, not the anguishes of our petty narcissism or the terrors of our guilt. An indescribable joy always rushes out of great books, even when they speak of ugly, hopeless or terrifying things.

I am interested in learning more about Nietzsche's idea of the eternal return. Has anyone else written on this topic?

what are some books (fiction and nonfiction) written about or from the perspective of an autistic female?
i tried convenience store woman but gave up somewhere, might start it again