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Is he the only patrician booktuber?
https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=4ov1lHKeukg
Kind of sad if he is.
>>7512338
Why? I think he's pretty good.
his sophomoric pauses make me gag
Are there any novels where the protagonist undergoes a development or discovery of his sexual thoughts or opinions? Not even concerning homosexuality or some weird fetishes, I'm thinking more of a young person who's biased and insecure about it coming to terms with it or having some kind of revelation.
I know that's oddly specific, I myself struggle with it and think that reading about it and getting into other people's minds will help.
>>7519987
Harry Potter
>>7519995
already read that
Lolita seems to be exactly what you are looking for.
Just saw this film. Does /lit/ approve of that guy, or is the film just sucking his teet cause he's dead?
>>7518775
I didn't think it made DFW look good at all. I thought the movie character came off as insecure, snarky, disingenuous and still nursing and ugly addiction to TV. I don't think any thinking adult could watch that and think "wow DFW was such a hero."
>>7518775
You should ask Bret Easton Ellis about it.
>>7518775
Great movie about writing and writers, sits next to Wonder Boys on my shelf.
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What's /lit/'s problem with her?
/lit/ is sexist and contrarian. They hate her because she is female and because she is popular.
>>7518471
You may agree or disagree with her philosphical or political ideas but her prose is utter shit.I've only read Atlas shrugged though.
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