/lit/ - Literature

You know what already anon. You're just afraid to take that step.

Looks like you're finally ready for picrel...

Someone told me that F. Gardner is gay. Is it true?
Also post about LGBT literature I guess

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Every time I read one of Gardner’s books it makes me feel like I don’t exist and my life is a lie. Why is the concept of “life isn’t real” (don’t know what else to call it) so rare in literature? It is the creepiest and most unsettling concept I have ever seen in fiction and Horror’s Call is the only series that I know of that explores this idea. Where did Gardner even get the idea from and why does it seem to be true to me? I can’t seem to shake the feeling that there’s something behind this concept and reality might not really exist.

What was the book Pete was reading at the end?

Are you around bro?

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>Has never read Picrel and cried his eyes out
NGMI

Does it live up to the hype?

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Unparalleled master piece, gripping, thrilling

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>Picrel

How did this book become the most famous book to ever come out of /lit/? Is it because of how insane the story is?

Has there ever been a stranger plot in the history of literature than CotC?

The biggest thing I think this board has accomplished in terms of overall writing projects are Call of the Crocodile and the Horror Call series. I know there have been others though.

I asked something along the lines of "/lit/ needs an explain about this book, does it deserve to be read?" And I got a warning for """ironic shitposting""". How was my thread in any way ironic or shitposting? Are we not allowed to ask what someone thinks of a book, or THIS book? Or is this personal, jannies?