/lit/ - Literature

>sleep schedule is dogshit
>stay up 38 hours to fix it
>get a sudden burst of insane energy at 10 pm when i was going to sleep
>cant fall asleep until 3 am
i am going to fuckign snap.

>>13280292
>the overlapping omega and chi in the central lozenge

I read and write romance fiction. I read Let it Snow by John Green and Maureen Johnson every year, except I skip the last third because it's kinda shit.

When I was in middle school, girls used to come up to me at random to hug me and tell me they loved me. Eventually I found out they would dare each other to hug guys they found especially creepy/ugly and I was a prime target. One of them who particularly didn't like me started a rumor I was stalking her because we lived on adjacent streets and walked home every day, after which most of my friends stopped associating with me.

Infinite Jest
Twilight Zone (1959)
Solaris (The Russian one)
Unknown Pleasures
I can't recall a videogame that's "art" but SH2 comes close; maybe Alan Wake?

Try to dispute this list (you can't)

>taking it literally

>people who bend the cover and previous pages back to hold book in one hand

It all makes sense now!

>>6489625
Is there no one else on /lit/ that liked the catalog?

>>6416420
>printing press not invented
>20th century

is this a joke you have to ask of me?

>>5607283

I would like some recommendations for good biographies/histories about Martin Luther, John Calvin, and their associated Christian denominations/movements/groups?

Help please. Thank you.