/lit/ - Literature

Can I just ignore some grammar rules to establish my own style?

>Flowing sneed calmness

Im gonna become an uncle, whats a good books to read to my nephew/niece?

Also children lit thread i guess

Is it really that bad to read Shakespeare?
I've been reading him aloud and sometimes in my head and it's very enjoyable

>>20669522
Nobody I just thinks it’s funny.

Not my problem

>>19534948
Holy shit, reading up on this now and this is literally perfect. Gonna have to pick myself up a copy as well.
Thanks anon!

I compulsively take notes as I read but this slows me down and turns reading into a chore. Is there some way to resolve this?

"I will kill you" screamed Datharion, hurling a spear through the air like a thunderbolt. But this was not enough.
With muscles rippling like a jungle cat Zath leaped in to the air and, whipping his body around in a single motion, sent the spear back and through Datharion's skull, dying the grass crimson.
"No, brother..." Zath said calmly, "..it is you who die by my hand".

Zath closed his eyes, a silver fire sprung to life in his minds eye rippling out across the etheric waters. A mighty roar, the beating of gigantic wings. A shadow knifing across the tall grass from on high. It was ESTARANOTH the powerful king of dragons, and Zath's closest friend.

Zath jumped on ESTARANOTH and flew away very fast.

Looking for good books on the history, application, and spirit of geology.

I have autism and also enjoy reading textbooks/doctoral research, so recommendations from among those sources is also welcome.

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>>18904236
This thread has cheered me up a lot.
Thanks lads.

>>18784780
yes

>>18674772
The Man Who Planted Trees by Jean Giono

>>18674805
Cioran is the opposite of what OP asked

>>18655415
Fuck yis

what are you reading right now? is it good?

>>18148278
I love you Forest Anon, people like you are the hope of the world.

>>18036828
ok fren. see you around

>>17927462
Good luck on your journey, fren

Write what's on your mind

Would you consider literature to be a redpill or only when it’s being analyzed in conjunction with places such as this board?
A month ago I left /lit/ because I was getting to redpilled. I’ve become very hateful towards corporations, technology and women in general. Although my hate for women has lowered ever since I stopped visiting /lit/. I don’t use social networks anymore unless(except for my job, and I limit myself to the businesses accounts). I think I’m becoming a schizoid.
I’m considering dropping literature too. I want to be pleased with my life as it’s, I want to be a normie again.

>>17472143
Post some stuff

>>17424245
>Yet it seems to bother everyone at a visceral level.
I noticed that too when I ran into it. I find it obviously true and none of the counter-arguments are compelling. I assume it's the usual sperging out from brainlet continental metaphysicians who think this invalidates their poor understanding of the mind.

The modern way to look at the world should be Anarcho-ruralism. Calling it anarchy has no meaning but states a point. By going rural you’re essentially cutting ties with the state, therefore turning anarchist instantly. You recognize the modern need for technology and a market with multiple suppliers by being within a nation without subscribing to this nation laws(because law enforcement doesn’t have the logistics to reach the proposed communities). However you’re not constrained by laws. You may think in this context laws are necessary, but we also assume ruralism brings along small communities rather than societies. So instead of written laws we just work with a mutual set of tacit agreements. The plan is also to limit the grow of this communities by promoting emancipation from one's own family.
I’ll keep on building into this ideology as time passes by.