/lit/ - Literature

>>22866324
>the smooth, warm cherry pit, just perceptibly beginning to dry and ineffably pink, appeared incredibly seductive to Ryuji

can /lit/ name 1 good thing that has come from feminism?

how many problems within christianity are just because of mistranslations

>>22045607
you think china is a liberal country?

>>22021893
>an age of corruption
what does that even look like?
what does a "non-corrupt" age look like?

>>21594528
>What evidence do we have of these people?
books - we are on a literature board

when i was 20 and in college, i saw a classmate reading the great escape outside class and i wondered if i would be interested in anything like that
so i started reading at 20, /lit/

all russian spiritualism can be attributed to the landscape

why does nobody mention that being sent to hell is not eternal, it's temporary

>>12999178
>that image
Oh God no

>>10376307
I-I do

>>9475810
>its edgy to prefer the less edgy book

>>9419077
>questions why anyone should read the bible
>tells people to read east of eden

>>9219266
>Pepe has turned into an Egyptian God of Chaos
>Wojack is evolving into a Lovecraftian Eldrich hyperintelligence

Can we not just agree we have no fucking idea?
Why is everyone taking sides and acting so certain

>>8143422
>Do you have friends

>>5089776
>>5089770

>>4912019
>Except for this one guy
I'm.. I'm sorry
I'll stop feeding the troll

Hey /lit/,

Non-native speaker here. I heard you can't end a sentence with a preposition, so can anyone tell me how to make this sentence grammatically correct? Thanks in advance

>Can you tell me what they are interested in?

>A young medical student discovers a body in the woods and instead of alterting the police she instead uses it to to study for her medical exams.

I like it.

>She is soon targeted by a strange organization and only a strange NEET with brilliant intellect and computer skills can save her.

Scrap that shit.

The way I envisioned it going like would be that she tempers with the body: puts it back where she found it, and then sends an anonymous letter to the police to find it. She thinks she is so clever because she uses magazine cut-out lettering to make the note. But naive and inexperienced female protagonist realizes she left clues that may lead to her identity on the body.

The local university's medical students are all being investigated. She is sly however, and will never get caught: she can trip up any old lie detector or any rigorous detective questioning. She is questioned but is not further called on. Later on, when all seemed calm once again, the police barge into one of her lectures (she thinks she is a goner), but instead they arrest a timid but beautiful and mysterious looking male colleague of whom the female protagonist has had secret tender feelings of curiosity for.

Nobody wants to talk about war and peace with me?

>>1341470

>semantic-games over a widely understood and upheld defense of philosophy