/lit/ - Literature

There's a spirit in house. Two different people saw it at two different times. I didn't believe them because I've lived here 21 years and didn't see a thing. Then last evening my mother and I heard it. It was playing on the piano, just over in the next room. I don't understand how this is possible, it was a newly built house after all.

>>21892452
Omnibus his linguis studio praeter linguam nordicam

>>21889467
Why would learning modern Greek hinder ancient Greek progress? It only serves to help due to the shared vocab, and frankly you should NOT learn an ancient language without knowing a descendant. That'd be like learning Old Enlgish without learning modern English.

I was chatting up some arthoe with nice tits and nose ring from my english lit class and ending up sending her a picture of my bookshelf in order to impress her. thing is, my bookshelf has evola, spengler, guenon, heidegger and all the other based and redpilled /lit/ adjacent authors. she's left me on read for 4 days, didnt show up to last class and her friends kept giving me death stares the entire time. is it over? i expected her to get wet over all this big brained right wing philosophy. oh well.

>>21795777
Looks like I need more books

Zoomer here. When I use big words like disingenuous my gen X dad makes fun of me for weeks, and asks me why I "make up those words". I have no one to converse with except for half a dozen family and friends, and all of them are midwits. If it weren't for 4chan I probably wouldn't be able to write either.

https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=MYNFWm4sJO8

How would you classify this video according to current literary storytelling theories?

Because that video tells a story, not saying is a masterpiece.
But the video tells a sucession of events, there's a dramatic conflict between the player/hero and a villain, until there's a sucesful victory in the end.

So, It's clearly some kind of story that follows an arc structure.
but how do we define it using current theories of narrative?

Not a shitpost, I'm really curious to see academia opinions on this question.
If there's a book from a literary teacher, about videogame as narrative devices, and how it relates to game design.
pls share.

What if we do as an /lit/ project, and I try to write the most generic piece of shit garbage ISEKAI JRPG BS, with the most generic tropes, and some basic bitch ass shonen basic as fuck generic garbage.

Right?

But I write an Isekai shonen about a 13 year old chocolate generic white hair shota who becomes a hero in this world, and have a 15 harem of lolis, who he has sex multiple times with all the lolis, because for some BS reason, like he regains energy when there's sex with the lolis and they gain some temporal magical boost BS to fight if they SEX SEX SEX the day before.

But the shota also has sex in every town (there's only females in this world) with every npc villager, which means every town is 10-15 chapters where the shota has sex with 20 villagers, who are just every fucking skin color and hair color and generic waifu age and looks archetype, ranging from 5 year old lolis, to oppai lolis, to 20 year old girls to hot milfs and grannies.

And he eventually start having SEX SEX SEX with every npc in every village in his journey.

He gets to meet like multiple queens and her elf queens and like the rich girls that are maidens to those queens and the maids.
And the shota SEX SEX SEX all the girls in every queen court.

And there's also like pokemon like furry monsters who are like that angel in digimon and like that cat adult female also in digimon, who the girls use to fight the villains.
Who the shota also defeat and SEX SEX SEX to kill the enemy monsters, and the shota also SEX SEX SEX the villains after defeating them using her harem group in a hot orgy.

And there's like an evil organization of 50 villains with 3 big bosses, who we SEX SEX SEX after a big battle.

And I make a fucking web massive webnovel for this, and /int/ helps me get this shit published in japan.

And we celebrate with masturbation when japs make the 500 episodes of this garbage.