/lit/ - Literature

>>22432106
Darned. Well, what's the difference anyways? I assume you just sit on your ass and pretend to work, I've been wanting to get a job like that but I don't know how or where to start

>>22432015
Do you work in IT field by any chance? I've been wanting to get a helpdesk job somewhere since I've been doing labor based jobs recently, was curious to know if the job you're working in is worthy, more so that I'm interested in working the IT field.

>>18221723
Sounds like a nice dream. Recently I dreamt of my work which is in a warehouse, and in the dream the facility seemed to blend with this gorgeous natural landscape, when I looked out our trailer bays, instead of a droll parking lot, and urban cancer I instead saw a vast lake, with an ever expanding forest on the horizon... Was so nice.

Thanks for the recs!

What are some good books about animals / nature? Ideally non-fiction

Tourist here, who is moth and can you post pics?

Without christfagging, provide an argument for the existence of free will.

Say something, OP

>>12934712
20
Light in August
No degree
I'm fine being NEET

"yes"

>>11000080
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Quibs absolutely CHECKED. Another win for /bant/

BASED fellow /bant/elope! How will /lit/ (NERDS) ever recover?

>>9121623
Is this a /lit/ meme?

>>9121035
Also the tone of the book is light-hearted (same as The Decameron, again).

- Romantic book.
- Happens in Medieval times.
- Has a story within a story structure (like The Decameron or The Canterbury Tales).
- One of the first stories is about a guy who, while on the road to a distant place, has to spend a night at an abbey. After he goes to sleep, he unwillingly hears the priest and the cook mistress talking about preparing the next-day supper. He deduces from the discussion that they're cannibals and they're gonna murder and eat him and spends the rest of the night terrified thinking about how to get out of this alive. In the morning, it is revealed that it was all a misunderstanding and they were just talking about cooking a rabbit for their guest.

Looking for big intelligent brains to pump my server up with his long knowledge of philosophy.

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>>8198354
that's an amusing passage

>>8198121
readin novels is fun you can have alone anywhere
if its non-fiction then it is informative and you learn stuff which is also fun and makes your thoughts more interesting to yourself
its not that complicated mang

>>8198323
I see, thanks anon. A lot of reviews have said similar things about him liking to write the same book

Gonna dive into Murakami for the first time and see what the fuss is. Do you have a favorite? Might start with A Wild Sheep Chase.

>>8180441
look at that popped colllar and that cigarette
guy is just begging to be misconstrued as an edgy contrarian pile of nothing

>>8179785
he got me into Joyce
love his voice

>>6710568
Yee

>>6711930
>watching/reading the news
There's your problem

I shall produce a "poem" right now in less than 60 seconds:

The weary artifices shed their scales in dreams
Nocturnal remains of the light world
Blessed congregations of mermaids entertaining their night guest
With purple honey and silk trees