/lit/ - Literature

>>3572741
Well, to be honest I wasn't really interested in getting her number or anything. Myself, I was unwashed, unshaved and even if this made me look more attractive in some way, it's not how I usually look so it would be a disapointment for the girl. Also, the girl was cute but also somewhere between15-20 in age. I myslef look younger than I am, and what I am is about double that girls age.

I just want to look cool while reading shit I like I guess.

>>3422762
i wll aslo add that in englush no 2 words mean the same thing. so u mite think ur swappin out a simple word for a more complex one to sound educated but rly u r just sounding like a fucking gay bar loiterer

never went to college. i've got the best job in the world if you don't care about money though. night shift security guard. whole day free, whole night spent reading books and jerking off in the bathroom

I liked the first one but never finished the second one on the series and I thought I might read them all.

Still not a bad read to learn about naval customs of that time.

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THE VICAR OF WAKEFIELD by Oliver Goldsmith

HENRY FIELDING by Tom Jones

DEATH BE NOT PROUD by John Gunther

MADAME BOVARY by Gustave Flaubert

SILAS MARNER by George Eliot

SHERLOCK HOLMES by Sir Arthur Conan Doyle

VEIN OF IRON by Ellen Glasgow

THE MAN OF PROPERTY by John Galsworthy

COLLECTED SONNETS by Edna St. Vincent Millay

WHEN THE LEGENDS DIE by Hal Borland

MCTEAGUE by Frank Norris

A ROOM WITH A VIEW and HOWARD'S END by E. M. Forster

MAIN STREET by Sinclair Lewis

PELICAN HISTORY OF ENGLAND: 4 LATE MIDDLE AGES by Myers

DEATH OF A SALESMAN by Arthur Miller

KING SOLOMON'S RING by Konrad Z. Lorenz

THIS SIDE OF PARADISE by Scott Fitzgerald

SCOTT FITZGERALD by Andrew Turnbull

BEND SINISTER by Vladimir Nabokov

ON FORSYTE CHANGE by Galsworthy

Hi /lit/ I don't venture here often but I need some help.

I have to write an essay trying to prove that patriarchal ideology is reinforced from the play A Doll's House by Henrik Ibsen. I can't think of any strong arguments I can go into detail about.

If anyone's read the play any input would be greatly appreciated!

>>1768276
>>1768276
>>1768276

bingo babycakes

What do think of 'an' before a word starting with 'h'? As in 'an hotel' and so on.

I know it's probably correct to use 'an' but it just isn't how people speak in my experience, it seems very alien.

Hey /lit/

I read Eragon and Eldest when I was in high school, should I bother with Brsingr?

The first two books sucked massive cock but did the author's writing style mature?
Thanks again, much appreciated.