/lit/ - Literature

>>16925233
is it worth a read bruv? might add to my list, love that lost world aesthetic

>>14814252
i'm fully aware of how hipsters and the like ruined photography for me. it can be pure kino, but i'm able to enjoy pretty much exclusively old pics, pre-mass-faggotry, there's also some grainyness and unbearable divinity of tones (in color photos) that no 4k full hd camera could capture

curiously, i'm russian and feel the same way for early 20th century europe. it's a touch of foreigner's ignorance that renders the past magical and dear.

>>13950708
why yes, i do, i can say outside of work most conversations are have are in my head, with imaginary people who answer mindfully in a language irreally poetic, and everything is beautiful, with countless settings and feelings to it.
for me, it's usually early 20th century europe, especially 20-30's Weimar republic, or unidentified locations.
when i dream of something soul-touching, i write it down immidiately at least in scarce phrases to daydream about it later.
> everything I write is from the first-person POV of a girl
utterly based, got any excerpts?

>>13904188
I haven't spoked to a real human being in 2 weeks. I've been going on long walks. I'm not lonely... I live in a place past loneliness. My body is neither full or empty and my existence inhabits a weird headspace of self-reflection. As I am writing now I can hear a loud party happening in the distance with louds thuds of the base and all. One should be wondering about themselves in comparison to it; I am not. I sit here thinking about leaving this small town that I inhabit and lurking deeper into the woods. Perhaps I will harmoniously there, with the trees which stand solemnly only knowing themselves. The deep isolation will either lead me to climb the hill of ennui or drag me deeper into the pits of beingless.