/lit/ - Literature

>>4690843
It's funny because you know he's right.

To write decent fiction you need to live in that world yourself whether in your dreams or in your spare time. Also you need to be constantly writing and reading.

Don't be a shill and buy a self help book and expect to become C.S. Lewis.

>>1744467
read ENGINEER not SCIENTIST.
I get to build and design structures that will last generations. But I'm not knocking scientists who test rat urine either, they are still vastly superior in every way to what you do I'm sure.

>>1526510
yfw you read this

And you're a distinguished writer that has money women and fame.

You probably lost the that spark of life long ago that gave some of your stories another element to it but of course i could be wrong perhaps you never had a chance at being a decent writer. So now after being defeated and destroyed by your own lack of talent and strive for originality you have degraded yourself to a sad structuralist writer.

Enjoy writing those shit lust books for old women for the rest of your life you loser.

>>1494308
I'm not raging. It sounds like you are though.

Sorry that I want to change the world around me for the better while you want to wallow in it's corruption and feel sorry for yourself for the rest of your pathetic pessimistic life.

I wrote that drunk. You can't write shit sober.

>>1404449

How can anybody be a regular on /sci/ ?

Honestly, I just got done with my Cal 2 exam, the last thing I want to do is come here to do more fucking math.

I'm scrolling down the page and I'm going "Okay, I can do about half the shit I see on here." but I don't bother, because it's not fun nor is it intellectually stimulating. It's just more grating shit

>>1159877

Haters gonna hate.

>>1119126
I never took Latin, I learned Spanish instead. Sorry I didn't recognize it immediately as Latin.

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You mad /lit/?

>>450191