/lit/ - Literature

/lit/ anons are the only one I can talk to, with my parents.

How can I stop liking women and become asexual?

>>13776341
>What lit is anon, reading?
Houellebecq's the Possibility of an Island and Huizinga's the Waining of the Middle ages. I've been enjoying the latter a lot, I like history studied through a more humane lens to try and catch the spirit of an era. I don't know about Houellebecq, I'm probably not old, or experienced enough to be able to relate to his nove; I still enjoy his style, it feels a little like a 4chan post at times.
>What was the last read that left you really satisfied?
Stories of Your Life and Others by Ted Chiang; do you anons can suggest anything similar to his production?
>Favorite novel?
Definitely The Idiot by Dostoevsky.
>Next lit likely to be read?
Probably will continue with Houellebecq's bibliography, together with something non-fiction that I still have to decide.

Who is the cutest girl in literature? I mean as a character, not real life authors.

>>13614124

>>13502338
Last book you read: Catcher in the Rye
Currently reading: Some history book about HRE
Next: Song of Roland
Age: 21
Country: Australia currently South Korea

There's always an alternative