/lit/ - Literature

>Animorphs
>Not Everworld

APPLEGAAAAAAAAATE

I feel like a pseudo-hipster for choosing a couplet but "In a Station of the Metro" by Ezra Pound. I just love how the words sound, as well how easily an image is invoked, even for someone like myself who's never been in a subway station in their life.

>The apparition of these faces in the crowd;
>Petals on a wet, black bough.

Handwriting's easy to change. You'd be surprised how quickly you can make a change more natural than what you had before.

>>1328201
Sounds like a National Geographic Book

"With a Little Patience"

I for one have no qualms calling myself a hipster.

If you're okay with comics, "BLAME!"

Ah, Magic the Gathering. The Brothers' War is probably the book I would most like to see be made into a movie, but sadly it never will.

The apparition of these faces in the crowd;
Petals on a wet, black bough.

Ironically, I can't stand Ezra Pound.

Why do kids raised on the backlash of third-wave feminism think they actually understand a movement they were bred to despise?

There's nothing wrong with it, OP. You're reading a book written 90 years ago by grammarians who want the language to never change, and any linguist will tell you that's not how language works.

I would have the library equivalent of the Batcave

I'm perfectly fine being meme-less

>>1309090

Same reason one says "he makes" and "they make".
It's just the way English works.

I'm okay with this.

>>1306223

Yokohama Kaidashi Kikou
BLAME!
Hellsing

I read manga for the art.

I read Everworld. Animorphs was a dangerous gateway into furfandom. :I

/mɑnə/ is the way it's pronounced in Standard American English (can't speak for other dialects); the first syllable's vowel is pronounced just like the a in your picture's "bra".

I sometimes say /mænə/, with the first a sounding like the a in "trap"

>Animal Farm

"Ninth Mossonia"

Sounds like the name of a neat sci-fi novel

I'm doing NaNoWriTwoNo. One month (filled with papers and exams) is too much. Setting the date to before 2011 instead.

>>1287255

I concur. We live fast, we die young, and we have a hell of a time in the process.

WHO'S THIS "ISBN" LOSER AND WHO SAID HE GETS TO BE IN EVERY BOOK? I HAVEN'T EVEN HAD MY STORY YET AND IT'S ALREADY THE BACK COVER

Someone in a previous thread mentioned The Gospel of the Flying Spaghetti Monster. I second it.