/lit/ - Literature

>>18276311
This is my favorite interpretation because it's the funniest. Autistic teenagers draw Mary Sue OCs in our world, but in fantasy worlds and such the autistic teenagers draw guys who have menial office jobs and no power whatsoever. Then screen caps of their elseworld-deviantarts get posted onto elseworld-forums and they get called cringe.

>>17075116
There you go

>>16041361
This. Edgy characters are inherently entertaining because of how over the top they are.

Why is Christian theology so resentful? This shit reads like a bullied teen's revenge fantasy. Slave morality.

>>12213721
>I was born in Eastern Europe with a special power
>I was richer than all my friends in Moldovan Oxbridge Prep School
>I'm also a developer (the cool kind not the gay kind)

>>7104515
>so tough that I have become moist

>>7096854
>nothing personnel, kid

>>6797268
Coldsteel, dude, coldsteel

>>6674665
"To Every Birth Its Blood" by Serote, is an apartheid terrorist novel.

"On Killing" by Grossman, is a summary into data on the willingness to do violence, and the psychological marks left by different kinds of violence.

Aggression is the willingness, or eagerness, to do harm to somebody. The situations that make one aggressive depend heavily on upbringing, values, culture and genetics. In today's society, it is considered appropriate to be aggressive to someone who threatens you or your family with harm, but this used to be different because there were more serious repercussions to taking an insult lying down. That's just an example, but overall I'd say society has limited the situations where it's appropriate to be aggressive and that this is a good thing.

Let's say I need to start lying more.

If my narrative goes from point A to point B in a clear manner, has a lots of details and it is minimally belivable and modest, will people doubt it?
If the narrative is solid, is it possible to pass a lie or you must use body language magic in order to people trust you?

Is the recommended reading in the sticky a good estimation of what's canon? Where else can I find a halfway decent list? I am trying to study for the literature section of the GRE, people keep telling me to look at the canon and analyze where I am weak, I just want to make sure I don't miss anything.

>>6454912
>Knowing what you're gonna read next.
>Not having a closet full of paperbacks you got at used bookstores and swap meets.
>Not getting high and masturbating, then reading whichever book you cum on.
>Not letting the spirits guide your education.

It sure is normie in here.

>>6383370

Like this

>>5968898