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who was the best World War 1 poet?
>>7897798
Ezra Pound
John Mcrae
>>7897798
rupert brooke of course
Tell me everything you know about this man.
this man, in my country he is nothing
born in the 30s
fascist in college
studied aeronautic engineering then english
friends with dick farina
loved the beats
loved fitzgerald
loved marijuana
published v. at 24
loves the simpsons
lives in new york
still alive
>>7897779
Both Pynchon and R Crumb refuse to sign autographs unless you ask them to sign them as the other guy.
Is there a board where I can post my own free verse poems for sharing and critique?
>>7897685
Yes--here.
Thanks for your reply, I wasn't sure.
>>7898000
Right here, friend. Good luck and keep writing. Maybe one day we will read your poetry in famous news magazines.
What's the best online reading level test?
/lit/
>>7897621
What exactly do you mean by reading level? Like lexile loves?
Reading level test? Are you really that insecure?
Just read this. I thought it was a great read, especially considering current events in Europe and the US.
Why doesn't /lit/ talk about Strauss that much?
Is this the same Strauss the Plato master?
>>7897545
Wasn't he the founding father of neoconservatism? U just got jewed hard m8
>he doesn't read the biographies of the greatest men in human history
>biographies
Might as well read Heat magazine la
>>7897538
>not having a Hegelian view of history
>>7897554
isn't it a bit 'just so'? like how fukuyama 'end of history' seems a bit 'just so' in hind sight... and hegel thought prussia was the end state
Why did it take so long for someone to debunk Hume?
>>7897537
sam harriss is the final prophet of philosophy
Are we doing Harris-posting again
Thought this thing died off like ten months ago
Please create new memes, necrophilia isn't that fashionable you know
>>7897567
Fuck off.
Where will you be when post-greenism takes the literary stage?
>>7897493
Great greentext.
>>7897493
This reminds me of when I used to stay up all night reading shit like this on /b/ as a teenager, desperately trying not to laugh too hard.
I don't know if I want to /b/ nostalgic about this kind of shit t b h fampire.
This is like the Don Quixote of greentext.
Hello, /lit/ please recommend some stories set in one location
Die Hard
Infinite Jest
Walden
Let's do a Pulp thread.
Doc Savage, The Shadow, Buck Rogers, Lost World,HP Lovecraft
I'm a big fan of old pulp stuff, and looking to finally read all the Doc Savage stuff. Is anyone else into pulp? What are you reading?
The destroyer series is pulpy as fuck. There was also another pulpy one about a lesbian assassin or so something like that. Maybe someone can post it here.
There's also a decent pulp scene on Amazon. If you like trashy writing, Amazon is the place to go.
I dont think anyone here actually reads pulp
I love pulp. Just read 20,000 leagues under the sea for the first time. Was shocked at how good it started out. Book stops dead in its tracks once they get on board the nautilus though.
Post books for men. I've had enough of the touchy feely nancy boy crap always posted on /lit/
>>7897360
pretty much all the good ones
>>7897360
Updike, Rabbit Run
Melville, Moby-Dick
Chandler, The Big Sleep
Cannery Row- steinbeck
What are books about being ugly? Or ugly people, and their ugliness?
Your diary tb h
>>7897347
You're diary desu
Not really a book so I don't know if it counts.
What does /lit think of this one?
>>7897324
It's a sweet heartfelt book that's also funny. Probably prefer it to Slaughterhouse just for Mercury.
that's my favorite book of his. the ending was funny.
https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=2CkZ_o6N2K4
I just tried reading this. What a bunch of hogwash. Why are all the books that critics always praise always shit?
>>7897306
LMAO we got another one boys
>>7897306
Because they cannot into fantastic fiction with worldbuilding.
>>7897321
this
Hello /lit/
I know this isn't /mu/, but I have a question about music for all the writers that browse /lit/.
What do you listen to when you write? Do you prefer silence when you write?
Whenever I do listen to music while I write, I've been listening to EAI and musique concrete stuff or sometimes instrumental jazz and chamber music.
I'm looking for recommendations. What works for you?
For a second I thought the question might be relevant. Another useless opinion thread.
>>7897298
I promise I'll post a thread where we can discuss the aesthetic qualities of music in the future.
For now I'm just looking for album recs.
