/lit/ - Literature

>>18925928
HE CAN'T KEEP GETTING AWAY WITH THIS, WALDUNCHADS

>>18922171
Waldunchads... WE CANT KEEP GETTING AWAY WITH THIS

>>18919475
He will watch it, for the same reason we peek into the horrible abyss. Waldun wants to know what people think of his work, even if he tries to resist at first he will come around and watch KD's review. He might not comment this time and pretend that he didn't watch it, but rest assured he will at least watch it

SOON

>>18905106
I want KD to tear him a new bussy

>>18895813

>>18892541
cope, Waldone

>>18889846
Based

>>18890601
cope, Wal-done

>>18787591
I don't want to fuck Waldun.
I want to rape him. I want to know he's in pain and trying to scape my grip.
That's my learned disguise.

>>18787095
I thank you Anon. in 27 days we'll all be redeemed

>>18739077
I want Waldun to get respect on the literature world so that some schizo will actually kill him on a livestream or something. That's the main reason for me to get l'academie. one can hope.

>>18728862

>>18657123
based

>>18645352
What would it look like if I put a whole shebang, give it everything I got? And to write a piece of work that renders accurately of the emotional pain and a reconciliation of which? What would it … what would it look like? What … somewhat of a book … Would it look like the source of Young Werther? What would it look like if we take a spin on it?

Now we're fast forwarding to the walking down the stairs with my friend. So, that little spark triggered within me as I was going through the lowest of law … lows. Then I started to journal for a bit, and all these passengers have retained as I walked down the stairs with this friend of mine. I said to him look recently it's been really tough, but also guess what? With … with tough times the literary ability also comes out because when you have fierce emotion, can you write the most authentic passages.

So, he said to me, why don't you show me some of those passages, if you don't mind? Why don't you compile the passages … passages into a … into a somewhat of a manuscript? And then he went off.

As I continued down the campuses path towards the bus loop, an idea began to form in my head. An idea began to infiltrate the psyche, with all its magnificence. I came home unable to focus on mathematics. I came home unable to devote myself to anything. I kind of came home unable to put myself towards any practical means of work. But it felt as if a piece a genius or genie had landed on my shoulder and began to speak words into me.

I flipped over the computer. I grabbed a journal that contained all those passages that I didn't want others to read. Daylight and laboring! After two whole all-nighters the first manuscript was done. In two days, and the first … first draft it was very, very, rough … rough around the edges. It's so rough that when I pull it out and look at it right now I think, “This is … is this even a novel? Or is this just a jumble of crap?”

>>18634460
same la

Walden me mate, very nice little book ya gat here eh?

>>18526082
This little book of yours is very interesting Waldun

>>18505707
I'm excited for KDBooks video on it

Are there any literary critics you admire and that have writen good essays/books on literature?