/lit/ - Literature

>>19723433
Lyonesse
>but it's not about Atlantis
It's set on a mythical archipelago southwest of Cornwall, it may as well be Atlantis

>>19616350
>What is holding Fantasy back from being deep, intellectually stimulating literature?
Writers and readers

Anyway, read Lyonesse. It's whimsical, unpretentious and comforting like a warm hearth

>>13394421
my thread isn't getting attention so I'll ask here. I just finished this. what are you thoughts of this work?

Hamlet is kind of like The Republic of theatre. You'll enjoy it when you're an entry level brainlet, and you'll never stop discovering new aspects of it every time you return. I don't think of any Shakespeare play as difficult, but Hamlet/Macbeth/King Lear are the trio that will reward you the most for your efforts.

This is super fun.

Just finished this and quite liked it. Think I'm gonna take a break from fantasy for a bit since I have so much schoolwork that it's hard to read for pleasure currently but I thought I'd ask - is the rest of the series just as good?

>>10872713
hows this?

The only sff to surpass Tolkien

>>10858029
Try this

>depression-core
Don't treat this board like /mu/ please.

>Dharma Bums by Jack Kerouac
>Stoner by John Williams
I vibed with these when I was depressed

>Lyonesse by Jack Vance
>The Hobbit/LOTR by Tolkien
/comfy/ fantasy

>We by Yevgeny Zamyatin
>Neuromancer by William Gibson
Sci-fi/dystopia

>The Stranger by Camus
If you have a low IQ sort of depression

>Brothers Karamazow by dosto
If you want your depression to actually get cured

Is this any good?