/lit/ - Literature

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inb4
>why is it a fact woven into the fabric of reality that this writer writes poorly/ where can I find a scientist or mathematician to tell me why I should believe a literature professor or similarly skilled authority/ why is grrm inherently a shitty writer

and various other red herrings and dead ends subhuman garbage consumers come up

Yeah OP great point, it's amazing how dumb these subjectivist assholes are, and how GRRM is a shit book series that only autistic neckbeards with rape fantasies could like, I am glad you agree with this image and the following one I will be posting

>>2471689
Hi, you seem to be under the impression that most people read superior, (read: better written) literature for any other reason than enjoyment. That's a misguided assumption you're making. I don't read Terry Pratchett, simply because he's a rather average writer who relies on petty british colloquialisms too much. I would prefer to read Homer, Joyce, or even Faulkner. All of these people were hands-down better writers. And I am entertained by good writing, I am not entertained very much by bad or mediocre writing, maybe you are. I don't see what the big deal is on this point or why you feel the need to demonize people like me and invent absurd conspiratorial reasons for why we read what we read.

>>2434107

take it to /tg/ or /v/ cheers

stop reading scrubadub toilet paper for pea-brained poltroons

>Can we have a crazy theories and speculation for ASOIAF thread?
I speculate that in another 200 years this gargantuan piece of shit series will be totally forgotten by man, unlike the other texts in this image.

He is pretty much your run of the mill fantasy writer. So there are hundreds upon hundreds of better books by better authors. sorry op.

playtime's over assholes

>"There was a series called Game of Thrones which was very popular here in the United States, a post-Tolkien kind of thing. It was garbage, yet very addictive garbage — because there's lots of violence, all the women take their clothes off all the time, and it's kind of fun. In the end, it's well-produced trash, but there's room for that, too."

He'd probably say the same thing about the books.

>Anyone who gets off on some of these torture scenes is probably an uncivilized shut-in or mentally fucked up in the head.
yeah not mention they have terrible taste in SHIT literature

show him this image