/lit/ - Literature

>>8219086

You sound insufferably up your own asshole. I feel worse for the barbie pleb with the shit taste than you in this scenario.

>>7974810
Yes I've experienced it first hand. I signed up for a class on satire. We read A Good Man is Hard to Find, with a trigger warning regarding murder and "racist overtones". Breakfast of Champions with a warning of "depiction of an anus". And finally A Clockwork Orange with "rape and sexual conduct". Several people opted out of these and asked to read other works, which the teacher (hardly a professor) agreed that they could do.
Strangely enough there was no warning for A Modest Proposal.

>>7950508
>Wallace class
>at Sorbonne

quoi?!

>>7880211
>mfw when a co-worker asked me how long the library was open. When I answered her she responded with a mocking laugh "of course you would know that!"


what the hell

>>7756240
No offense taken. Admittedly it is a hobby that is hard to defend, as there are plenty of foolish people out there. I met someone a few days ago who showed me his first, it was a moth on his neck. Needless to say I cringed.