/lit/ - Literature

[Anonymous No.13083009]

>tfw afraid that somebody finds your writings

[Anonymous No.13083045]

>not writing in a constructed language with its own alphabet/abjad/abugida/syllabary

[R Æ V S S Q A N D V S !KNDYYIIins No.13083096]

>>13083009

T H E A T R V M · M V N D I

ONE SHOULD RATHER WRITE WITH SUBSISTENT EXPECTATION, AND VIRTUAL CERTAINTY, THAT, EVENTUALLY, ONE'S PRIVATE WRITINGS WILL SURFACE TO PUBLICITY, SO THAT ONE IS SUBCONSCIOUSLY COMPELLED TO STRIVE FURTHER TOWARD PERFECTION.

PERFECTION IS WHOLE; AGAINST MEDIOCRITY, THE EXCELLENT AUTHOR SHOULD WRITE TO THE OCULUS OF THE ORB, FROM THE CORPUSCLE OF HIS SELF, REGARDLESS OF WHETHER THE TEXT ITSELF IS OF THE GREATEST IMPORTANCE, OR OF THE DREARIEST BANALITY.

[Anonymous No.13083099]

>>13083096
why are you always yelling

[Anonymous No.13083107]

>>13083099
wwwwwwwwwwwwwwww

[Anonymous No.13083110]

>>13083009
>entertain dreams of becoming a published writer
>shit myself in fear if somebody discovers my notebook

[Anonymous No.13083111]

>>13083009
Not anymore. Everything I've written and printed out is stabled in a lock box which is to be opened upon my death. Also, I regularly share loose, first-draft essays with friends and family via email [only my brother engages and replies].

[Anonymous No.13083121]

>>13083009
>Setting is stupid, but you spent so much time on it that you can't back down.
Should I bite the bullet and proceed or forget it?

[Anonymous No.13083198]

>>13083096