/lit/ - Literature

"Door is alarmed after hours. The rest of the time it is just trying to calm down."

>>1287358

Kermit the frog?

inb4 willi wanker

>>1287349

Nowhere did I say Kerouac was a hipster. Just that he mentions them a lot.

L2Read

>>1287324

The Dharma Bums

When I first heard of the Rucksack Revolution, I realized I would never be the same.

>>1287323

Yo but maybe that's cause your pages read like Nabokov. Or God forbid, Lovecraft.

>>1287187

We need to bring back the work hipster as it was used in the 40's, when 'hipster' wasn't some strange strange loose term to describe what some people see as a subculture and others just see as anybody cool and under 30. Hipsters used to know time, back in Kerouac's epoch.

Shit was deck.

I bought it for my girlfriend, like from one of those booths in China town (is it out yet?) and she loved it. Isn't it fake?

>>1285011

But have you tried the films?

inb4

Léonin, Pérotin, and other shit like Machaut.

The best thing is to become them, and then crush their identities.

Don't you tripfags posting in this thread realize? Op is making a list.

This is /lit/ not /bigpic/

>NO GODS
>NO MASTERS
>NO PANTS

>>1284316

A Book.

There's a great one of John Hurt reading Naked Lunch, if that's your thing.

>>1284065

In this thread you'd probably have to get like, triples.

Nausea

This is a wish list thread, since the last 67 have mysteriously appeared.

Wait, what?

rollin'

>>1283604

Is this what a /lit/ troll looks like?

Should I read this? My friend has a copy he offered to lend me, but I've got a lot to do with school so I told him I'd think about it.

I'm asking you beatific cats, because I heard you know time.

It's good, but it's missing the Oxford commas.

To refresh I go to 4chan.com/ and click on 'Literature'

>>1282980

Of course not, we're all gay here.