/lit/ - Literature

Genuinely how realistic is it become a published author these days?

>>20219152
Dogisaga thread?

>>18265151
If someone is an antinatalist they should immediately kill themselves or others around them. Otherwise it's just an emo larp. Antinatalist is arrogant because it means you think you've figured the worth life and happiness and that suffering is without value and eternally negative.

>>16617217
Me wanting libraries that don't smell like piss and thinking that solving homelessness isn't the best way to have that isn't being a faggot: It's having a brain. Tell me, how should the governments of the world reduce homelessness to the point that they don't congregate in libraries? Harder drug control? Better mental health treatment? Banning booze? Tell me oh wise one—how can they stop those stinky drugged up lunatics from using the warm shelter with free computers and no cops? Give everyone a home? Give everyone cellphones? You're a moron

>>16584460
This seems no better than faggots who try to shill /lit/ discords. I hate how people on here don't read and they make abhorrent threads about irrelevant shit, but don't think I'm going to want to join your gay pseud party full of entitled midwits. A valiant attempt but the people of this community are often not worth communicating with outside of it—unless to achieve a goal; the last most of us would want to do is go through a screening process to find ourselves surrounded by nutcases: Your post alone makes you come off extremely entitled and up your own ass. Good luck I suppose. I read books, I make thread about book and talk about for 30ish posts—that's enough for me. If you want bookclubs, I say non virtual ones will prove more rewarding.