/lit/ - Literature

absolutely not, obviously

>>14420949
Absolutely not.

depends on what you're reading

>>14420949
Doing so will only Beni fit you immensely. Stop coming here.

>>14420981
Greek plays, Plato and some medieval poetry

>>14420966
>>14420970
>>14421008
But I'm afraid that somebody might post an obscure great masterpiece, or something extremely interesting

>>14420949
The dunkest of memes

Guys, what about meme magic?

The musicality, the jest, the joie de vivre.

>>14420949
Yes, because most of us use /lit/ as a means of socializing. So you might might become more lonely.

Only if whatever you read is inferior to /lit/, which is unlikely.

>>14420949
That's what the archives are for.

>>14422170
how do you find good threads on archives?

>>14421021
I know!
Only reason I stay anymore.
There’s always warosu.org
>>14422389
Lots of sifting, much like sifting through the current catalogue, they’re just inert.

>>14421021
If you're 'on lit' you already know 'of' enough books to last a lifetime. Adding spicy new books to your 'list' is a way to feel like you're progressing as a reader without putting in the effort, and you're not gonna read whatever you find anyways

>>14420949
No. It gets worse by the day, we're pretty much /dunningkruger/ now.
>>14421021
More likely to be posted by a liar on /x/ or a schizo on /pol/, frankly.

>>14421021
If that happens it will be screencapped and reposted. Honestly, you will be missing out on more by spending your time on /lit/ instead of reading.

>>14420949
It’s saddening you even humored this thought of course it would
Read and interact with real people

>>14420949
mate, look around. what do you think?

>>14421021
I think Gaskun said his loli vampire bartender book is being published in January, so you might miss that.

>>14421379
I feel lonely anyway, so it doesn't matter
>>14422170
>>14422404
That's actually a good idea, but there is so many stuff there that is almost impossible

Anyway, I'll stay away from this site for the following month (as if somebody cares), see you soon

>>14420981
Anything would be better than reading the shit we post.

>>14420949
You would miss « Ƹ̵̡Ӝ̵̨̄Ʒ »'s brilliant posts.

>>14421021
>I'd rather constantly sift through shit for potential masterpiece instead of just reading a masterpiece
I myself only come here to shit on people so it makes sense that I frequent this poop pile. Now sift away pseud boy.
*This post is extremely interesting*

I haven't had a fulfilling interaction on /lit/ in the 5 years I've been here.

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

>>14421021
Has this ever happened in the history of 4chan? I've been browsing sing '07 and I don't think I've ever seen a "great masterpiece" on here.

>>14422404
>>14422389
>>14421021
there should be an option to sort by reply count.
someone tell them to add that in.

>>14424243
Just paste this into the console. Totally not botnet btw
>Array.from(document.querySelectorAll('.replyContainer')).sort((a, b) => a.querySelectorAll('.backlink>*').length < b.querySelectorAll('.backlink>*').length).forEach(r => {r.remove(); document.querySelector('.thread').appendChild(r)})

>>14421021
Tell me Anon, how many months have you been browsing /lit/? How many 'masterpieces' have you encountered during that time?

There, that's your answer.