/lit/ - Literature

>He reads the preface and the introduction

>>20560399
>author's self insert is the most pathetic and humiliated character in the book and nobody ever takes him seriously

Do you ever feel guilty for reading more than one book at a time

Last thread deleted why?
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Humour is literally the most sóy thing ever; Seriously, take a look at what makes people so happy that they actually erupt into howls and contortions (this is supposedly sane and healthy behaviour btw)
>HoHoHo! I said/did the no-no thing!
>Kek! Look at me! I'm acting wacky, stupid, crazy!
>LOLOL! Isn't this RELATABLE!? Look I'm making an inane observation!
>TeeHee! Remember that one thing? This is a reminder—now laugh!
>HonHonHon You know that one thing? What if it was the same but stupid?
>HaHaHa! I used language in a quirky way! Get it?! The words sound alike/have different meanings and I used one word to mean another thing!
>JaJaJa! Something random happened—isn't that funny?
>HeHeHe! I'm being insincere right now and you know that I'm being insincere so that means you get to feel cool and smart!
>Bwahaha! Look at how cute/ugly that thing is!
>HeeHee! You know the expectations that you had? I subverted them!
Are there any books that explore humour and the psyche of fags who buy into it? Bonus points if any one recommends literature that points out how obnoxious and self-indulgent this faggotry is and outright advocates an end to all laughter.

>>18734003
> Pseud doesn't know what he's talking about but still gets riled up over it.
> Completely ignores the fact that science, politics, religion, and literature have been considered in the domain of philosophy since at least Aristotle's time and onward.

Look at that mean old white man, doesn't it make you sick?

>really like a book
>writer acts like a massive incel sperg on twitter writing long threads about how hard it is to comment on a girl's youtube channel
Is it weird if this makes me like the book less? It's hard to separate the art from the artist.

Does anyone else find masturbation boring? I feel a lot of hype is built up around it for like 3-5 seconds of feeling good and then it's over. Everytime I masturbate I feel like it wasn't worth it as soon after I finish.

Shakespeare co-wrote a lot of his plays. Why don't the co-writers get any credit?

>book has a preface

>the capital T truth

Is anyone else turned off from reading Ulysses or anything from Joyce after finding out about his fart fetish? What a creep.