/lit/ - Literature

>>2843802
I'm sorry if you got that impression, but I never intended for people to buy me books. I just know that I and other people like to see each others wish lists.

Also, yes, I do like books as objects, but simply out of beauty of the form itself and not as a status symbol of sorts. Of course I believe what's inside the covers is more important.

>>2843794
whoops, put my name in the mail field : /

sage for shitpost.

You will never buy all the books on your wish list ;_;

/wishlist/2PXRF8IWT6DY/

I just wrote a poem. Tell me what you think.

Cool earth wraps tightly around us. Constrictive veins of tower tunnels caress beating heart of grinding rock. In mastery of my element, I leap from stone to falling stone. Boulders float as feathers.

“But Stephen King is Cervantes compared with David Foster Wallace. We have no standards left." - Harold Bloom

bumping

motherfucker

>>2669925
forgot to sage

>>2669922
OMG UR SUCH A NERD XD???!!

>If you are under the age of 18, or it is illegal for you to view the materials contained on this website, discontinue browsing immediately.

>>2668841
You're lying through your teeth and you fucking know it. No forum it truly homogenous unless created for only one point of view. This is a literature board, not a fucking politics board.

>>2668839
disregard the typos

>>2668825
You are obviously mentally unstable and need help. If /lit/ is going to have political discussions, which I don't think should, then it's going to be a free market of ideas. This isn't your board to change to fiddle with and change to your liking.

>>2668784
I associate with him the same way you associate with him by believing the grass is green and the sky is blue.

In the off chance that a feminist committed mass murder upon a hundred men, would you change your views on feminism there after? I highly doubt it.

This isn't hard to understand, really. I'm sure your self-aware of the logical fallacies you constantly use and do so with no regret what so ever.

>>2668718
Once again, you use guilt by association as a means to avoid raising an actual argument.

Just because someone shares a view with a mass murderer doesn't mean they honor his actions or him what so ever, and to falsely use his killings to your advantage in a conversation is a complete disservice to those he killed.

>>2667264
You know nothing about the real world and are simply a useful idiot.

You are not intelligent, and hopefully you'll grow out of your delusion once you reach adulthood. Oh wait, you're not intelligent.

>>2667200
OMG GUISE I'M SO POSTMoDERN N SHIT IT'S JUST SOO CoOO_ TO BE UNCoNVENTIONAL RiTE??? / LOLZ!

DeLillo and Pynchon are probably the best living writers we have. I didn't really care for what I've read of McCarthy's "The Road," but I do plan on reading Blood Meridian.

>>2666128
Use this from now on, guys.

>>2666118
>>2666122
Oh crap. I'll fix it.

thanks

http://pastebin.com/KA1mTEVn

>The Setting Sun by Osama Dazai

Sounds good. I've heard great things about him.

Yes, gentleman. The time has finally come.

1. Open http://www.random.org/ and generate a number within the limits of 1 - 220
2. Open http://pastebin.com/3UPrkbXF and find your book
3. Read and enjoy. You could also help others find books if you so please or make of bumpings.

bump

>>2652828
>Broom of the System

No. If were going to have DFW, it's just going to be IJ, and even that's a stretch.