/lit/ - Literature

If is it possible, would you support a /lit/ humor thread. I find myself in need of one and perhaps you do as well.

>>17794905
I am the drunk anon you replied to. I just want to firstly say I saved your post. Second I want to say,, you have convinced me to read more than just homer, plato, and aristotle with this singular post. I also don't know if I should read them all of read some based on your levels of recs.I'm at a loss and I greatly appreciate your post. So fucking much. I haven also written just as much and got not a single (you) in responce, and I jjust want to make surre that you get a you and you get to know how much this post fucking rocks. Like, actual literary analysis MIXED with the boards standard ranking system. This is more quality content than the board sees in 48 hours. I love you anon and I thank you for your effort and spirit.

I just went through my lit folder to find an image that could simulate the quality of your post, and I found this one. I hope it makes you giggle, because that is it's only purpose right now. Thank u based anon..

>>16722991
Yes, logic and reason are memes in the sense that they're self-replicating ideas.
No, they're not memes in the sense that they're kind of silly.

Ben Shapiro is a retarded dick because he ignores context to 'win' a conversation.
https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=Ej0NBRwht-w

>Hey Ben, you might want to put on a jacket, it's pretty cold outside
>Well, actually cold is only the absence of heat, so what you really mean is that there's a lack of heat outside

>Hey Ben, aren't you uncomfortable in that suit? It's kind of hot out today
>It's hot? The highest known theoretical temperature is 142 nonillian kelvins. The lowest is 0 kelvins. It's currently 30k out today. I'd say that's a lot closer to 'cold' than 'hot'.

>>16718666
Scientists don’t like sci-fi because it tends to have bad science. Readers don’t like sci-fi because it tends to be bad fiction.

>>16507404
I agree with you politically moreso than a leftist, but can we stop with the delusion that people are paid to go on a board like /lit/ to argue with right wing posters? This board is probably the most left-leaning on the whole site, it's not a surprise to be challenged

>>16507329
Was coming to post this. I loved the first-person narration of it too, very refreshing

The quick brown fox jumps over the lazy dog Edition

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>>16450692

Suggested books on story telling:
>The Weekend Novelist
>Aristotle's Poetics
>Hero With a Thousand Faces
>Save the Cat
>Romance the Beat

Suggested books on getting your fucking work done you lazy piece of shit:
>Deep Work
>Atomic Habits

Other Resources
General grammar/syntax/editing help
>https://owl.purdue.edu/owl/purdue_owl.html
When/where/how should I write?
>https://jamesclear.com/daily-routines-writers
What software should I write with?
>https://self-publishingschool.com/book-writing-software-best/
Amazon Publishing to make that KDP monie
>https://kdp.amazon.com/en_US/help/topic/G200635650
Shill your content to 16 year old weebs
>https://www.royalroad.com/

>>16371083
Good threads keep dying to ones about pedos, peterson, frogs, Evola, /pol/, what am i in for, and books for this feel.

Maybe if we combine our powers we can keep a general alive for more than a week.

https://voca.ro/k24P1AAoSxM