/lit/ - Literature

What is the best man against himself book?

>>18894092
Ignore the other anons; we can't really tell you what your story should be about or what should be in it; it's your job as an author to come up with those things! I'd recommend going and reading the OP of the writing general:
>>18881722

Recently I started reading the biographies of some writers I really admire; It's such a weird, comfy feeling, getting know know them as people, and also reading about the time and environment they grew up in. I started to really relate to them and respect them more as writers, and I even find myself thinking 'Man it would have been so cool to be friends with them.' Anybody else feel this way?

I'm looking for a word. I thought it was cruelty but apparently cruelty requires satisfaction. I need an adjective to express crude reality, when things are simply that way. Like when you're in a hurry but time (if time was an entity) does not care the sightliest about your affairs.

>>17615721
Air, earth, fire, water, tit milk

>>16487170
This. Lord Byron and Ezra Pound wrote amazing long-form poems, for example. You can do it, fren.

>>16072601
>Kershaw

bleh!

>>15800554
>we could've had dinosaurs in zoos today if not for the flood
Bros...