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Bring back something to share with the class
>thundersqueak, my blunder squeak, my give in but don't go under squeak
>>7857766
Better than expected.
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>>7857766
Neat
So /lit/, what is the greatest poem, play, and novel of all time.
The big three.
>>7857442
I'll start:
Novel: Ulysses
Poem: The Waste Land
Play: Volpone
poem - le bateau ivre
play - romeo and juliet
novel - moby dick
Hamlet for all three
how many hours a day do you think good authors spend writing
16 hours
0
i'm a good writer
As much as needed.
are there any books where there are tons of non sequitur and it almost feels like looking inside the mind of a schizo?
Diary desu my
Henri Michaux very much. But it seems that "A Certain Plume" is not even available in English. Very unfortunate.
Daniil Kharms is similar.
ps: What the hell is that in the upper right corner of OP pic?
Ulysses
Everyone except for Pierre and Boris are blowhards.Fight me
Mary is best character
Sonya second best
Mary x Sonya slashfiction when
>>7855611
>Mary is best character
>Sonya second best
Mary was annoying
>She's ugly but when she gets sad she's beautiful and by the end of the book she is Natasha tier beautiful.
andre is pretty much /lit/, except /lit/ has no war to go and try to lose their anomie in
Is Atlas Shrugged a good read?
>muh objectivism
>>7854790
No. I read only it so I could understand references to it.
I am reading it rn. I dont understand why people think of of it as a meme book. Its quite a read holding my attention so far. At least much better than my two previous reads which was the Republic and the War of The Worlds.
Read it desu, you will read it sooner or later, so do it sooner
>>7854790
I hear the 50 page John galt speech was a bit much.
You are locked in a padded cell with an author of your choice for a week
Who is it and what things do you do together
I pick Sadie and we'd have sex for a week straight
I pick Angela Carter and we'd have sex and write erotic fiction for a week straight.
Laurie Penny and I would just constantly harass and cajole her until she let me eat her giant fat ass.
I'm half way in and I'm loving it.
>>7852620
because americunt education system forces them to read it.
>>7852620
because it's extremely popular, iconic, and actually has significant literary merit
>>7852634
Fuck off, faggot.
I'm trying not to be an MRA and understand where liberals/social marxists are coming from.
Are there any good feminist books? I'm trying to seriously challenge my beliefs.
>>7859185
Modern feminists don't read or right just like modern reactionaries.
>>7859197
Since liberals dominate the academic community, surely they have some good literature to explain their viewpoints.
You can't tell me they all get their information from tumblr and Laci Green.
>>7859185
The second sex by Simone de Beauvoir
Any English majors here
what are you doing career wise?
Subway Sandwich Artist
I'm the guy who wraps little pieces of tape around shoelaces
>>7858687
Man, every time I read something by Bertcuck Rustled, it's just a comedy goldmine.
Why doesn't he branch out of YA?
limited
Because he can't...
For one, YA is extraordinarily profitable. John Green probably has an eight figure net worth, at least, thanks to all the YA he's written.
Second, what >>7857904 said. He's fairly limited. He writes good teenagers, but he can't fathom adults. He can't fathom actual children, either. Notice how all the children in John Greene books are unbearable. All he can write is smarter-than-average teenagers. This is because Greene himself essentially has the mind and the makeup of a smarter-than-average teenager. He's very clever and witty, but he's not really an adult. He can only write what he knows, and he doesn't really know anything more than YA. When I say 'know,' I'm using it in a very fundamental way.
Do we have a chart for essential texts (books, essays) for climate change? If not, can we make one? I have legitimately no idea where to start.
>>7856124
that is tin foil hat shit, and you know it.
>>7856124
This site is right winged. Climate change is not a topic discussed here very often.
Also, Spotted the redditor
>>7856124
Fuck off.
Changing of the Seasons
Now that'd be a theme worth charting.
>2016
>Not taking notes
>the Iliad is the hot new young adult book of this season
>taking basic shit level notes
>acting like this is something you invented
>kys
>>7856141
>implying anybody else on /lit/ bothers with notes
How to adapt a midwestern accent /lit/?
I'm tired of sounding like a retard when speaking english with my awful euro accent
okay thanks for the thread you can go now.
>>7853953
You should be trying for based transatlantic, fuck midwestern, its boring.
>euro accent
turknigger detected
Is military history literature's comfiest and most hidden treasure?
So hidden nobody wants to reply to this thread
SGM Eric Haney wrote a book about his time in a counter-terror unit that while being alternating flavors of hilarious and sad, remains through and through 'comfy'.
the thin red line
naked and the dead
are all I have read. the naked and the dead sucked harddd
