/lit/ - Literature

Where was the master cartridge located? Orin didn't know right, who did? Underground tunnels beneath the facility? Will the AFR find it?

I want to know god damnit you can't end it like this

>or are they mostly racist
>"evolution stopped at neck"
quoting your sick mind

read wittgenstein
give up
go on youtube
tapety-tap "wittgenstein explained"

that's all you need, I'm doing you a favour here

Any bipolars here in /lit/?

>>3237423
beavers i guess

watcha thinkin bout?

>>2892481
Read the OF THE INCONSTANCY OF OUR ACTIONS; fuck you. Do not waste my time again.

Tackling Hazlitt next, you have a personal favourite of him, >>2892496?

>>2873283
>No one - NO ONE ever actually talks about this book, and maybe now I can see why. No one has any idea what the fuck is going on and there isn't actually a plot.
just wait until this kid's done with the entry level stuff

>Ambidexterity

Number of books?

I don't even...

>>2774411

>77
>44
>11

These are our dying days gentlemen. We've lost our heart! Yes, we may still linger here in this present dimension of time, but the road ahead is not a pleasant one. /lit/ is dying my friends. It has fallen. Fallen to the illiterate, shit-for-brains, that are wandering from board to board in search of amusement. Well, they got it. They post indignant and pathetic posts, requesting for homework help, or discussions on crappy novels. Yes, this is our swan song. /lit/ will soon fall to these imbeciles, and their putrid posts that reek of mustard gas and roses. So it goes.

Am I the only one who liked Timequake?

>>2592975

Thanks for the opinion, OP. I feel differently, although not entirely. Slaughterhouse is a damn good novel IMO, perhaps not a great one, but a damn good one, and I'll always enjoy going back to it.

That said, it's far from his greatest work, it's perhaps not even top-tier Vonnegut, I couldn't say. Cat's Cradle, Sirens of Titan and Mother Night are all great works by the man and well worth a read if you find you're interested in seeing what else Vonnegut has to offer.

He has a lot of other decent-to-shabby works that are only really worth it if you're a big fan of the guy (which I am).

>>1440604
no.

Couldn't Vonnegut have come up with an apocalypse that didn't violate conservation of energy?

Vonnegut+Marijuana

Feels great man

Pretty sure this is old Vonny.

Smoking makes you a better writer.

Try it.