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>sentence has more than 10 words

>> No.6799583

>normies

>> No.6799585
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>>6799572
>book was written by a woman

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>protagonist is a reflection of the writer

>> No.6799616

>>6799572
>book is more than 300 pages

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>writer uses similes or metaphors anywhere in the book

>> No.6799637

>writer uses the words "banal" and "platitude" successively

You may as well say the "banal banalities" or the "platitudinous platitudes"

>> No.6799642

>>6799572
>book has multiple interpretations

>> No.6799675
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>entire book is one long sentence

>> No.6799692

>>6799572
>Sentences without words!

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>no pictures

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>>6799675
>book is about wagner meeting beethoven
>written by wagner
https://archive.org/details/beethoven1903wagn

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6799724

>no meme arrows

>> No.6799732

>>6799572
>sentence has more than 10 words
try Saramago

>> No.6799733

>>6799572
>book is

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6799737

>book is about something

>> No.6799746

>>6799572
Try Kasznahorkai you'll love it

>> No.6799750

>book has more than two characters

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>>6799750

>> No.6799759

>The book is in paper but is not handwritten.

>> No.6799763

>>6799756
rare

>> No.6801412

>is a book and not passed down by oral recitation

>> No.6801425

>minimalism

Nice posturing, Chad.

>> No.6801427

>>6801412
>is a you're mom and not licked down by oral "recitation"

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>book is full of quotes in other languages

>> No.6801443

>book isn't written in cuneiform

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>>6801437
>you will never lick her sweaty armpits

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>>6801437
>none of them are translated.

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>>6801451
>you will never suck on her toes while she reads some nonsense YA novel

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>>6801437
This must be hard for english speaking people.

>> No.6801469

>>6801466
>book written in german
>quotes latin, french, italian, spanish,russian

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>>6801458
>she will never humiliate you with strap on

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>> No.6801483

>>6801479
pls no corn father

>> No.6801487

>>6801479
christianity a shite

>> No.6801492

>>6801479
pls no corn father

>> No.6801505

>>6801437
>>6801451
>>6801458
>>6801472

samefag

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>>6801505
dumbfag

>inb4 nice photoshop skillz

>> No.6801517

>>6801479
thank mr templar

>> No.6801526

>>6801437
House of Leaves

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>badly written yet extremely popular with normies

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>>6801516
>implying you need photoshop

>> No.6801608

>>6801479
sleep tight tumppler

>> No.6801611

>>6801479
woof woof pupper

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>>6801479
There are four kinds of people in this world: cretins, fools, morons, and lunatics…Cretins don’t even talk; they sort of slobber and stumble…Fools are in great demand, especially on social occasions. They embarrass everyone but provide material for conversation…Fools don’t claim that cats bark, but they talk about cats when everyone else is talking about dogs. They offend all the rules of conversation, and when they really offend, they’re magnificent…Morons never do the wrong thing. They get their reasoning wrong. Like the fellow who says that all dogs are pets and all dogs bark, and cats are pets, too, therefore cats bark…Morons will occasionally say something that’s right, but they say it for the wrong reason…A lunatic is easily recognized. He is a moron who doesn’t know the ropes. The moron proves his thesis; he has logic, however twisted it may be. The lunatic on the other hand, doesn’t concern himself at all with logic; he works by short circuits. For him, everything proves everything else. The lunatic is all idée fixe, and whatever he comes across confirms his lunacy. You can tell him by the liberties he takes with common sense, by his flashes of inspiration, and by the fact that sooner or later he brings up the Templars…There are lunatics who don’t bring up the Templars, but those who do are the most insidious. At first they seem normal, then all of a sudden…

>> No.6801626

>>6801618
Request for change of /lit/ conversation forms #1:
Replace
>gb2pol
with
>The lunatic on the other hand, doesn’t concern himself at all with logic; he works by short circuits. For him, everything proves everything else. The lunatic is all idée fixe, and whatever he comes across confirms his lunacy. You can tell him by the liberties he takes with common sense, by his flashes of inspiration, and by the fact that sooner or later he brings up the Templars…There are lunatics who don’t bring up the Templars, but those who do are the most insidious. At first they seem normal, then all of a sudden…

Nay/Yay?

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>>6801437
mfw ameritards couldn't handle the french, german and latin interjections in Lolita

>> No.6801667

>>6801626
yay

>> No.6801672

>>6801626
yay