/lit/ - Literature

Bro, I think you should go. My advice:
1) Don't be ashamed or angry if people don't like what you like. It's normal that they have different tastes than you. Do tell people that you like the book of disquiet. They'll ask you why, you'll explain. No shame involved.
2) Don't go into it with big expectations of finding friends/partners. Relax and be friendly.
3) It's okay if you find someone dull or obnoxious. Be polite and go talk to someone else.
3) Shower, use deodorant, wash your face and brush your teeth before.

There you have it. Good meetup fren

>>18842302
foids eternally btfo.

>>18778145
I never realized she got them booba yo.

>>18680201
Stop sapping my energy you succubus last (you) from me ima go enjoy my morning coffee.

>>17573267
and that etymology is "based."

>>17528888
no problem

>>17109456
Joyeux Noël!!!!

I don't have one, but I'll pin this thread. Interesting discussion.

>>16146104
t. fren

>>15891675
the coffee in this pic looks very tasty

Who here /São Paulo/ or /Paris/?

What's your favourite book anon?

>>13941349
keep reading fren! reading is very fun and rewarding! you just have to work through the tough parts!

cofe helps

>>13781284
Yeah, the rasta shit really just dragged me into the dirt. Kind of tabled it for a week until the turing police showed up then felt like it got more interesting again. I enjoyed the fact that Wintermute was crazy, but I don't understand why Neuromancer tried to stop the merger still. Hardwired to do so?

As a 25 year old zoomer now though, I really was fascinated by the perception of technology represented in this book. I've posted about it before, but I think that's why I enjoy older science fiction. It's a TRUE look on how society felt about the changes in technology. I just don't think you can capture that w/ nonfiction, because good science fiction is a product of the culture and times. I see a few reviews claim that it seems dated, but I definitely disagree. It's the nuances of AI that really bring it to life for me. Fascinating book, really. Just found out that maybe he was setting up more books in this Sprawl universe, but otherwise I'm pretty pleased with this one. I found it interesting that surveillance wasn't a central theme of the book, on the topic of historical relevance. I don't know of any current works of SF, but if I had to write something like that, I'm sure that'd be a major topic. I'm too brainlet to imagine the future of technology however

Now this is my kind of thread