/lit/ - Literature

If I had to take a swing at answering technically, I'd say - and please forgive me if I fuck up the terminology, my formal knowledge of grammar is weak and always has been -

"Greentext compresses a narrative into a punctuated series of events, each briefly described in sentence fragments from which the Subject is often omitted."

If I had to come up with an academic name for it based on this, I'd probably call it something like "Punctuated Implied-Subject Style" which I like both because it involves
>implying
and abbreviates to PISS.

>>2841753
Oh god. Imagine OP trying to read Ulysses.
>WTF IS GOING ON
>WAIT WHY AM I HERE NOW
>WHO SAID THAT WAS THAT THE GUY OR THE OTHER PEOPLE
>HOW LONG HAS IT BEEN...WHAT BUT SO MUCH SHIT HAS HAPPENED
>and then he goes to page 2, oh god...

Best way to learn French?

I'm from Canada so I've got basic grammar down, from grades 1-9. But I want to be able to put down bilingual on my resume.

Any polyglots on /lit/?

/mu/ is terrible.

I used to troll you all with Tiesto threads. Do you still have that illogical hatred for Trance?

Good times.