/lit/ - Literature

[Anonymous No.3113300]

>tfw you finish a book and miss the characters as if they were your friends

[Anonymous No.3113303]

>tfw you hope Holly Golightly finds her place in the world

[Anonymous No.3113308]

>tfw you finish a lengthy series quickly and dont know what to do with yourself when its over

[Anonymous No.3113317]

>tfw you finish a book that ends on a downer note and your primate brain can't help but sort of think of it as your bosom companion, the protagonist, being stuck in the ossified hell of the book universe for all eternity

[Anonymous No.3113412]

>>3113317

[Anonymous No.3113417]

>tfw when john commits suicide.

kaptcha: lysideh john

[Anonymous No.3113426]

>tfw no friends

[Anonymous No.3113451]

>>3113300
>>3113308
>>3113317

Every time my bosom niggers. Oh, every time.

>The miserly feel that you know they will fade away as you age, and then you'll fall in love with the next bunch of these just as you did before.
>that feel when whore

>>3113317
Man this is an apt description.

[Anonymous No.3113453]

What's with this /b/ shit?

Get the fuck out of /lit/.

>mfw that feel green text hurpa durpa gtfo newfag xd

[Anonymous No.3113457]

>>3113317
>>The miserly feel that you know they will fade away as you age, and then you'll fall in love with the next bunch of these just as you did before.
>>that feel when whore

thats how i feel. i just finished the age of innocence and i am angry that archer walked away rather than meeting ellen again

[Anonymous No.3113497]

>>3113300
I've recently read Skagboys, Trainspotting and Porno, one after the other.

>tfw you miss Begbie

[Anonymous No.3113504]

It's a horrible feel, OP. I get the same when I binge on a really good tv show as well.

>dat Sopranos ending after six seasons

Sometimes it actually feels like mild withdrawal symptoms.

[Anonymous No.3113757]

>tfw you'll never have urbane Classics major friends like in The Secret History

[Anonymous No.3113763]

>greentexting Das Fühl
>reddit

[Anonymous No.3113782]

>>3113757
>tfw I do and we're planning to have a bacchanal next year

[Anonymous No.3113830]

>>3113453
>not using le meme arrows XD

[Anonymous No.3113857]

>that feel when you're a grown man who reads newbery books
>that feel when nothing moves your soul more than a coming of age story about a little girl
>that feel when the ache inside your heart as you read a book written from the first person perspective of an 11 year old
>that feel when everything is sadness and all you want is to escape into the imaginary world of a kid, seeing everything from their eyes
>that feel when the books are so short and all you want is one of these newbery books to be 11,000 pages long about the girl, detailing every boring day of her life
>that feel....

[Anonymous No.3113938]

>>3113300
>>3113308
>>3113317
>>3113451
>>3113457
>>3113504
>Implying an author is good for half-assing an ending
>Implying a work is good but apparently not good enough to read twice

>>3113857
ISHYGDDT

[Anonymous No.3113977]

>that feel when you fall so deeply in love a character that when he dies, you scream aloud, cry for an hour, and then refuse to move for the rest of the day.

[Anonymous No.3114153]

>>3113782
>2012
>murdering townies during spiritual/sexual sublimation rituals

I shiggity, etc.

>>3113763
Something about that pic has always really creeped me out. It's like if Aubrey Beardsley had encountered a basement-dweller.

[Anonymous No.3114200]

>>3113977
I almost did this with Claudia in Rice's Interwiew With the Vampire. Not a pedo type thing, but Rice did such a great job with how pitiful her situation was and when Armand's troop did their thing, I was crushed.