/lit/ - Literature

>reading Jack Vance, Dying Earth stories
>Sun is dying
>Sun only emits red light
>Red has the longest wavelength, lowest energy, if it is scattered it can only become more red or go infrared
>For some reason the author describes things that are green, blue, brown and other colours
>green glass
>pale green larch
>dark blue sky
Nice "sci-fi" guys

>>22433504
>McCarthy and Morrison

>>22316912
>he's still in the thread

Firstly I was wondering why /lit/ likes Tucker but then I skimmed the thread and holy shit trannies are absolutely seething. Now I like Tucker too.

>>21997587
>still seething
Holy kek

>>21600205
>narcissistic cunt getting triggered that his retarded manipulation skills don't work on the internet
You love to see it

>>21596067
>incel gets defensive immediately

>>21493162

>>21481997
>female author
>books released in the last 5 years
>strong female lead character

>>21389737
>washington carver, who is the origins of watermelon,
I know this is bait but it's still fucking hilarious

>>21355387
>Be careful out there lads, I found this out the hard way when I tried flexing the book on the train.

>>21348012
>The rage I wish I felt, frosted over by pendulating alexithymia.
>The sun mocks it's antithesis under my eyes, the walls polished but rotten.

>>21334011
> The noosphere (alternate spelling noösphere) is a philosophical concept developed and popularized by the Russian-Ukrainian Soviet biogeochemist Vladimir Vernadsky, and the French philosopher and Jesuit priest Pierre Teilhard de Chardin. Vernadsky defined the noosphere as the new state of the biosphere[1] and described as the planetary "sphere of reason".[2][3] The noosphere represents the highest stage of biospheric development, its defining factor being the development of humankind's rational activities.[4]
> the planetary "sphere of reason"
Who comes up with this shit

>>21332086
>>21331856
What zero pussy does to a mf.

>>21302683
>Strong female lead
>Female kicking ass in melee combat
I guess it really is fantasy

>>20766236
>shits on Bakker's purple prose
>enjoys Peake
Interesting.

I see you have not read Prince of Nothing yet.

>>20751130
I thought him a hack. Has he written any good books?

>>20358877
Yes, everyone has opinions. Yours happens to be different. That's unlucky.

I closed the browser tab that had the previous /sffg/ open now that it is irrelevant.

>>19551158
Wolfe is dead. Will is just a degenerate writing English xianxia.
See >>19550944

>>19539826
In a locked safe in a tobacco farm that is defended by leafs armed with rifles.

>>19528014
I always thought xianxia can't be good but machine translations? Holy shit. And we are expected to read these? Jesus Christ. Come back when these books are professionally translated and edited. I like my books polished. How do you even enjoy the prose with this clunky shit that doesn't even hold up to the basic English grammar?