/lit/ - Literature

>>5184844
Mfw somebody just posted a screencap of one of my posts that I didn't even know was screencapped.

On that subject, I guess I'd also like you to check my /d/u/b/s. Go ahead, then, check those /d/u/b/s, and imagine that the gif is facing the other way.

To avoid being recognized as spam, I'll ask, 'are there any books about this? About habit-based addiction, I guess I could say', and that would make it /lit/-relevant. Even having said that, please do still ban me. Also, um, what's likely to get me by the spam filter? Nausea is just L'etranger if L'etranger were obedient to Hemingway's rule of good books: "All good books are alike in that they are truer than if they had really happened." There, I'm contributing. Now, please /b//a/n me.

A longer /b//a/n is always preferable, please note.

I found the whole series a bit gloomy, my eyes always glazed over by the climax, next thing I know, just falling action for an eternity.

*cough*

>>3234087
6/10 got me to chuckle

Also some of the worst living conditions on the planet are found in Africa and the niggers there are some of the worst "people" on the planet.

I would say that lack of character is needed for suffering to flourish.

>>3197998
I'd buy it.

>>2942774
Yes; speaking, to read poetry aloud.

>>2942807
>you aren't ever going to open them anyway.
Pic related.

>grant morrison

>>2275899
this nigga

>>2202543
>implicando que tengo alguna educacion formal mas aya de aprender a leer

Yup

>>1192410

>>940382
It's me!

>>659372
well played

>Reading Joyce's letters to Nora Barnacle.