/lit/ - Literature

Anna Karenina is wonderful.
Except for the last part.

>>1062475
Why didn't you just leave out the trolling, and help OP with that information from the start?

I think they should ban all tripfags, not just stagolee.

The rest of your post is crap though.

>my face when the reasons to write are as diverse and varied as the things that have been written and the people who wrote them

Now I've asked google where you should send your short stories, and I was given this advice: Your list is a good start, but limited. The best way to find which magazines are currently accepting submissions is to check the newest edition of Novel & Short Story Writer's Market. This book is published annually by Writer's Digest. They also publish Writer's Market, Children's Writer's & Illustrator's Market, and Poet's Market.

I walk over to her with a hard on already from catching a glimpse of those meaty flanks under the immodest skirt. I says, "Why just read about it when you can have the real thing?" I had her right there in the book store. Came home and got drunk.
>the reason everybody enjoys bukowski

I look at her furtively hoping she will notice me. She keeps browsing the erotica. I go home and tell /lit/ how close I came to having an affair with an older woman.
>the reason nobody enjoys non-fiction

>>1062359
my heard it wasn't his fault

I have been listening to the audio book of Bertrand Russell's A History of Western Philosophy. He defined it as something between science and religion, where the answers to questions are ultimately unknowable and you are open to attack from both sides. There were more words there, but I mostly use it as a sleep aid.

You mean like Fight Club? Or Choke? There are adults here, not children.

my keboard is qwerty
your rhymes are dirty
this idea is not bad
but it has been had
now go away
and have a nice day

>mfw 150 replies

I think I'm going to like it here.

Night /lit/sters

I posted a rough draft of the twilight fanfic I am workin on, and pic related.

>>1061077
Oh, that makes more sense.

ponies

>>1061040
I am flattered, but confuse. Why do you need a degree to try linux?

>>1061030
I thought there was something there. I definitely put it in the wrong words though, I didn't mean to imply that god is fully debunked or that money would be either, just that someday when money is taken a little more lightly like god is today compared to how it was 400 years ago.

>>1061023
If you think this is bad, you should see me when I'm stoned.

>>1061017
Probably because most of society is too busy contributing something to be part of the problem. It's those people in charge that are leading us astray.

>>1060986
>>1060986

>>1060976
I assure you, the irony of that is not wasted on me. But I'm not trying to stick it to the man, I'm just trying to live off the fat of the land.

>>1060973
So... we're not smart enough?

>>1060974
Who do I hurt when I take food that was headed for a land fill, or borrow enough bandwidth to browse 4chan from someone with more tubes than they know what to do with?

>>1060950
>mfw everything I own fits in my backpack

>>1060956
First, even though we live in a secular society, religion still exists. God may be defunct for you, but hardly for everyone.

Replace god with money, that is the future I imagined briefly, or tried to anyway and what lead to this thread.

Two, I am not going to read Marx.

Which is why I brought it here.