/lit/ - Literature

jfc these people are the same as those capeshit lovers who think cape movies are deep and profound, fuck off, tolkien is peak genre fiction but that means he´s bottom of the barrel when it comes to actual literary fiction

>>17207650

I always hated kids like this. Nervous. Haggard. Turned beet red. I still hate them as an adult. Nothing is more despising than seeing a 15 year old pimple face turn red. They're chronic masturbators who had their session prior to school started or in the stall.

There isnt a good reason to. You're honestly better off becoming a truck driver, especially as an owner operator.

>film school
Not going to make it. All great directors did not go to film school. The most you can aspire to is a midwit show runner on a low budget NBC TV show being a film major. If you want credibility, intrigue is more important. You would honestly be better off as a director if you went to law or medical school instead. Even being a truck driver or manual labor gives you more panache. Moment some faggot tells me he went to film school, I throw his resume in the trash.

>>16298697
Has this faggot even read the book? Machiavelli never tells you to abuse the people, nor does he treat them as cattle. He simply posits how a ruler could maintain power and use it to strengthen his country. There are examples of how being too passive or too cruel can come to bite you in the ass.
>There are only three legitimate ways to become Master of a country: succession; choice of the people which have the capacity; or conquest as a result of war. It should be clear as to which manner Machiavelli covertly recommends.
Oh, I get it. He's a bitter successionfag.
>nooooo people be gud u have to be gud
>war baaaaaaad
>except the war that made my family the rulers
>because we gud
>and we look out for u
Christ... Why are Krauts like this?

>>15962237
>taking advice on fiction from a non-literary fictional work

>>13825845
>Couldn’t get into season 3.

>>13738394
INLAND EMPIRE is a masterpiece and a beautiful movie, but I haven't the slightest clue what the fuck she's talking about, and I don't really want to try and parse it. I assume it's a woman.

>>13659891

>>13137503
I was fully on board with agreeing with him until he said that historically science was the Church-approved, Christian means of understanding the world.

>>13089899
Posts like this legit help me understand people who say gender is made up.

>literature
>good

>81 relies
>mostly people wanting to give themselves love cancer so they can look cool.
Remember when this was literature board?

>>12800718

>>12414453
so you think the state should force women to embrace this idea?

because only the crazy and barren ones would want to reproduce by In Vitro


feminism is a joke


>>12414474
idk, it´s not problem (i don´t want to have children in my life), but forcing a population to do what you only want it´s pretty insane if you ask me

>>11996939
And, when night
Darkens the streets, then wander forth the sons
Of Belial, flown with insolence and wine.

>people who treat politics like a baseball game

>>11805044

>>11778594
>the romans put practice above theory, unlike greeks who puts theory above practice

what did he mean by this?

Most women's understanding of what "romantic" means has fuckall to do with the actual romantic movement, and more about the bastardisation of the word in the modern film industry and Jane Austen derivatives (though Austen was pretty damn good).

Lord Byron or bust

>>11595507
absolutely buttmad, i read your dumb quote the first time you posted it

>He's read McElroy but not Goethe
>He only reads 20th century fiction
>He sometimes writes in a faux-po-mo style
>Nobody has ever asked him about the experimental and difficult things he reads so he goes out of his way to bring it up

> henceforth
> whence