/lit/ - Literature

Watch RoboCop

Repeat as many times as necessary.

I haven't any real favorite titles, but I do agree that it does take considerable skill.

One I made up for a short story I wrote was "Asterisk".

I hated it because after I was done writing the title just did not fit.

>>2681325
Oh, and

Marvels
Transmetropolitan
The Doom that Came to Gotham
Flex Mentallo

Justice
Chew
Lex Luthor: Man of Steel
The Sandman
Miracleman

Spiral notebook and randoms pages of looseleaf that I then stick into the notebook.

It has potential. Just a bit rushed and messy.

5 in a good month.
3 in a slow one

I guess watching movies, writing some really stupid short stories, and reading comics.

Once even tried writing a screenplay.

Well...>>2677415
has a point..

but if I had to recommend something....Crime and Punishment.

Good Omens?

>>2675609
Yep...only /lit/ needs that extra push

I liked it, but it is Gaiman's weakest.
And yes you should definitely check out American Gods which is a lot better.

I don't think you would have to read from the beginning unless you really wanted to catch up on the more extensive things that have been going on in the books. With books that big the show is missing quite a bit that's not central to the main plot threads.

>>2675349
Well, I don't know about you but 20 year old new york times are pretty cool

>>2675319
Hah...seems only /lit/ needed the massive cock addition

>>2675308
Haha...nah.

Been here since /lit/ started gent.
Just not good at promoting or posting anything worthwhile.

>>2675296
I remember hakas...I remember

>>2675271
I just haven;t tried hard enough I guess

>>2675266
Well thanks gent.
Might nice of ya.

>>2675144
Man....oh well

*coff*

I'd settle for most forgettable

Well...that's pretty coolio.

I'll give it a read.

Nice one gent.

Oh...that's a hard one...

Today, on this island, a miracle happened: summer came ahead of time. I moved my bed out by the swimming pool, but then, because it was impossible to sleep, I stayed in the water for a long time. The heat was so intense that after I had been out of the pool for only two or three minutes I was already bathed in perspiration again. As day was breaking, I awoke to the sound of a phonograph record. Afraid to go back to the museum to get my things, I ran away down through the ravine. Now I am in the lowlands at the southern part of the island, where the aquatic plants grow, where mosquitoes torment me, where I find myself waist-deep in dirty streams of sea water. And, what is worse, I realize that there was no need to run away at all. Those people did not come here on my account; I believe they did not even see me. But here I am, without provisions, trapped in the smallest, least habitable part of the island- the marshes that the sea floods once each week.

>>2654604
Probably not.
Unless it has some sort of significance other than being a first edition.

I remember that.
It died like halfway into itself.

I was only able to finish it because I sprained my ankle and said fuck it.