/lit/ - Literature

>>19286519
My spring semester is an overload of 18 semester hours again, except I have more fun seminars on things like witch hunting and an advanced Latin class. This semester is just terrible because I have alot of "local" history courses so I have to go all the time to my provincial archives and it is just really hard to balance my time with that and do all the other little projects that are consistently due
>>19286603
and yeah I am an undergrad, 4th year history with minor in French. I like academia and the thinking thing but my schedule this semester is going to kill me.
>>19286519
Yes but there is too much reading and writing in too little a time space. I have 7 weeks of american history lectures (online pre-recorded) to make up for before my midterm this Friday, which would be easy except for the fact that I have a thousand other things to do in the hours before

Any books about a girl really loving a guy, but the guy is a bit of a rebel and scoundrel while she is morally upright, so she rejects him, but wonders what if while still loving him?

>anyone I show my fiction book to thinks it's non-fiction

I am in a unrequited love for the first time in my life. Usually it has been the other way around.
Any books on the topic?

Guys.
You are my friends.
I love you all and wish only the best.

Crime and Punishment

>>17526983
he was a socialite instead of being an incel though, and thus all the experience resulted in the masterpiece he created
if you're going to waste your youth, don't do it alone and friendless

What is sublime?

>>17320088
>>17323378
What book would you say TBK starts to get good?
I had the same issue with Crime and Punishment, I loved the first third of the book, but struggled with the middle parts.
Notes From Underground was great throughout though, especially part two, was comedy gold IMO.

>>17188683
based

>>14420949
You're missing something every day of your fucking life dude.