/lit/ - Literature

>>4204802
will do that!

Here's a tit for you too <3

>>4204797
That's good to hear. I'll try to make that point clearer next time.

Gotta eat now, if this thread is still around later I'll be grateful for any responses from this interested in commenting

>>4204793
Yeah you caught me red handed there. While I still have deniability it's still borders very close on opinion.

>>4204785
Thanks and yeah you are right it's missing an essential element.
What I wanted to bring forward is the fact that this new law will not affected international or internal European data mining at all. This is something that is not mentioned in European media and that the kind of stuff I want to put my focus on in the future.

thanks so far

>>4204766
thank you too, I assume you were all one poster

for your help so far, here are some tits

>>4204766
this is not an opinion.. FISA remember? American companies are bound by it when faced with international law

but you are right, it looks like an opinion and i should have explained that in more detail

>>4204744
Couldn't agree more on the video but that's not really my focus here.

But where in the article did you find my opinion?

thanks so far for your feedback

What do you think about the writing?

>>4204738
>>4204731
excuse me - *naivety

>>4204731
Could you elaborate on that?
I know I'm an amateur. As I stated this is my first post ever anywhere of this kind.

But where does the nativity fit in?
Help me understand

>>4204636
the dark tower - stephen king

7-8 books in total
epic story

It took him a lifetime to finish the series and i's well worth a read

Hi /lit/

A few days ago I made my fist blog post ever and was wondering how much it sucks in your eyes.

How bad is it?
http://nonasuomyna.blogspot.be/

>>3891205

supposing?

>>3611240

and it's a photograph.

>>3611298

Hahahahahaha what an OP

>>3484913
*than

Here you go

>>3234132
*style
Sorry, not completely awake right now

>>3234053

I like it. Very, very close to my still. I like the rhythm as well.

7/10 at least

>>3219627
Also, if you enjoyed GWH and appreciate math genius, you must check out A Beautiful Mind. Over-dramatized, but entertaining.

>>3219627
You're welcome. This is actually one of my favourite genres as well, and I haven't found too many either. What do you like in terms of literature? If you're into Hamsun, you would like the movie 'Hamsun' (Max von Sydow), which does have a lot of drama and politics in it, and has some great moments.

And regarding Art, I found Lust for Life (about Van Gogh) to be pretty fun. You might enjoy it.

Well, there are movies about writers, if that's what you want. Some of them are considerably dramatised, like Amadeus. If you're into Romanticist poetry, check out Pandaemonium, about Coleridge and Wordsworth.

OP, they're all trolling you. You must have read the brief summaries, so you'll recognize this as the true plot:
It's about this french guy called Meursault, who finds out that his mother has passed away. He has friends who live in his apartment, and also a girlfriend called Marie. The entire book is basically about how they go to the funeral, where they find out that his mother is actually alive. The rest of the book is a black-comedy where they try to revive her and at the same time face an existential crisis. Meursault commits suicide in the end, and his mom attends his funeral.

>>3111121

Never encountered a better description of Wilde.

Does anyone know which font this is?
Thanks.