/lit/ - Literature

DUDE COFFEE LMAO

Holy FUCK
Voltaire drank coffee 50 times

Why does /int/ never discuss Voltaire? He's the most famous 18th century intellectual, but his work never comes up here.

>>6646130
>Hey Euler
>Ur a nerd
>#rekt
>cordially etc. Voltaire

Seriously, fuck that guy.

>>6429350
how about no because that's not what this thread is for? what next, "how about actresses?"

"how about models?"

"how about girls at my school?"

let's stick to qts who write

>>6160445

I forgot the names of the books but you need understanding of Plato and Aristotle, Nietschze, Mill, Hobbes, Locke, Descartes.

In the 2nd year you will probably focus on more advanced Mill, Marx, Gettier, Hegel, etc.

Read some Voltaire in your free time, maybe some Sartre idk.

Its a shame i dont remember shit about the names but I know hell a lot of their books.

Sup /lit/

I'm having kind of an issue here. As a literary noobie I have been working on my first works over the past months.. But progress is lacking. The reason herefore is the fact that I don't use computer typing, but hand writing instead. This helps me think and write a better product in general. The problem is that it's going so slow - I've been down to 4000 words a month due to this pace.

Has anyone got the same problem or some advice on different writing techniques?