/lit/ - Literature

>>1095945
well my logic is you guys read books and therefore are smart, and i need a smart person to help me

>>1095936
/v/ was useless and so was google ill go try /r/ now

>>1095932
gtfo troll

>>1095929
uhh nope. was not a self bump.

help /lit/ femanon here, i preordered cod black ops about a month ago and didnt get a beta key, same thing with my friend.. anyone know a legit way to get a beta key online?

I read the entire series in high school and thought they were awesome (except for the last one). And then I read the series told from Bean's perspective, and I got blown out of the water.

I finished the book and he still hasn't killed anyone.

Not a virgin. Boyfriend asked me what my favorite flowers are, and I told him to please get me a book instead.

When he brought me a book, I let him do shit I don't normally like to do.

Book wasn't even that good.

paperbackswap.com Saved me so much fucking money. It isn't free, but you get rid of books you'll never use again and get some you like. Very cheap because you can use media mail.

I fucking love Stone Butch Blues by Leslie Feinberg. So sad s/he is having so many health issues. :(

Stone Butch blues. I fucking love Leslie Feinberg. Sad that s/he is having so many health issues though.

>>1041468
I thought the hookup part was a joke, personally.

>>1041162

Not a fag cop. Nice conclusion to jump to!

I have a twink friend who reads. He even went to school for criminal justice. He's incredibly vain and annoying, but he's pretty smart -- even if he doesn't list that as a desirable attribute for himself.

I am in love with shitty summer reading stuff. I've read all but the most recent book in the Sookie Stackhouse series. I read Twilight (and loved and hated it) with my mother. I love reading old lesbian pulp fiction... YA reading is a big weakness for me when I want to read something but not think too critically.

I do tend to enjoy books more if they're heavier, but sometimes I just get into a funk to where all I want to read are brain melting books that aren't that good, but are very enjoyable.

For one of my classes, I had to design an e-learning site. I'd read With the Light by Keiko Tobe, and I really wanted to do it on autism. Then I researched it and doctors and shit were all "lol we don't know what's going on," so I knew there was no way I could understand it. Part of my research was reading that book.

My E-Learning site ended up being about Asperger's Syndrome, which I've convinced myself I have. I also have brain tumors which popped up right after I read Death be not Proud.

D:

I hope you enjoyed my rambling.

>>1040844
And I generally only post late at night after I'm done doing real life shit. :)

>>1040844
I lurk everywhere when I have the time. :) Today is a homework/fuck around day.

>>1040645
Jut FYI once you're done with that, you won't be able to stop reading her stuff. Try Oryx and Crake next.

Post

Age: 21
Sex: Female
Location: Philadelphia, PA
Last book read: The Sexual Life of Catherine M., Things Fall Apart, American Psycho (finished them up in the same day).
Currently reading: Hattrack River by Orson Scott Card and Bluebeard's Egg by Margaret Atwood.
Favourite book: I don't have one, but I always say Ender's Game.
Type of people you're interested in: People who read, duh.

My AIM is afemfem

>>712735

I fucking hate it when gender gets brought into this. I'll tell you the same thing I told /v/ the other day.

Females, as a group, are whiny, annoying, bitchy, back-stabbing superficial whores.
Males, as a group, are stubborn, single-minded, retarded assholes.

I'd rather hang out with males, as a group, than females. They're much easier to put up with and much less judgmental, as a whole.

However, keep in mind that while you may protest the above stereotype of males, claiming "none of us fit into that" there are females who don't fit the above stereotype.

I'm a female. Bracing for "ATTENTION WHORE", etc.