/lit/ - Literature

>>22790544
Alright it was an anti-Orthodox shill all along, who would have guessed it?
I came back to /lit/ after more than a year and this appears to be a thing now, you faggots still manage to make this place shittier, it's impressive. Did this start after the war in Ukraine or what?

There was a thread recently about /lit/ writers and someone mentioned the ongoing /lit/ renaissance. I have started to write my novel recently (I have an outline, I just have to write it).

I think between you shilling Chicken World and Tales of the Unreal I feel like now is the best time to self publish and self promote via /lit/. With my next paycheck I’m gonna make my first Amazon purchase in years to obtain a selection of /lit/ books.

Definitely taking recommendations.

>>21480821
Nope, the opposition of the church was political
In the middle of the 30 years war, when the papacy was in a "siege" mindset, the rebellion and freedom of Galileo was unacceptable

High IQ polymath here with an insatiable desire for deepest intellectual insights. Coming from a STEM background I've read almost all masterpieces of world literature. I also read almost all philosophical works, which to my big disappointment turned out to be utterly trivial. I am now looking for new material to satisfy my need for intellectual stimulation.

Tell me, /lit/, what's the deepest intellectual text you've ever read?