/lit/ - Literature

What's better?

Nook or Kindle?

(kindle)
http://www.staples.com/Kindle-WiFi-with-Special-Offers/product_984297

(nook)
http://www.shopvault.com/caloby/product/BNRV300/nook-simple-touch?utm_source=linkshare&utm_medium=Affiliate&utm_content=lw9MynSeamY&utm_campaign=277792

Is there a place to find words that you have the definition in your head, but don't know the word?

Example: against knowledge

I'm trying to find the word that describes 'against knowledge'
I don't know how to fucking find these words.

/lit/

Check out this thread: probably one of the best ever to be in /t/

Basically just downloads to audio books

>>>/t/502964

seriously, why don't teachers want you using it's, they're, can't, there's, etc?

What's the best way to read /lit/?

Sitting in a chair book held up to you
Sitting in a chain with a book on a desk
Laying flat down while holding book over your face
Sitting down on a bed with your body bent like an L shape
Upside down
Anything else you do or can think of

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>>477295
>On the contrary, this is a well cut quartz trying to pass as an uncut diamond.

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