/lit/ - Literature

I have seen so much career discussion threads that revolved around the idea of choosing a path that leaves room for literary pursuits, yet I've rarely seen the aspect of owning business and entrepreneurship in general being included in those discussion.

Is there any particular reason?

I mean, for one, it takes you out of 'wageslaving', since that term is so frequently thrown around here.
Secondly, if done right, it's the shortest way of bringing in the bucks and solving the money problem once and for all.

So why the negligence?

>>14316437

As ESL, my familiarity of words are largely out of touch with 'modern' terms, because I almost always have exclusively read old classics.
What resources are the best to 'modernise' my English? Is it contemporary novels? I tried John Green but couldn't get past the first couple of pages.

what's your favourite poetry anthology?

1. 22 (I tell people 20)
2. 5'55
3. Bengali
4. Anna Karenina
5. Flow: Psychology of Optimal Experience
6. Don't read poetry. Occasionally google 'best classic poems' read whatever comes forward
7. Islam
8. I know it, but saying it out loud seems lame
9. 2
10. 0

what's his fucking problem