/lit/ - Literature

it's almost like all of it is.... LE FAKE!

>english subjunctive

>With the briefest of farewells they marched to the village of the lizard folk, where they slaughtered the males, filed the teeth of the females, dressed them in garments of reeds, and installed themselves as lords of the village.

https://b-ok.lat/book/5793157/30281e
IT'S OUT

I am so tired
So sleepy, I think I am
My muscles: beefy

>He/she didn't answer the question

>>13490936
>observation makes things/concepts exist

>>13482271
(from the other room) gimme a minute fren...!

When did you realize that reading novels is just as vain and a waste of time as watching the latest capeshit films?

Been reading 1984 again for fun and kind of want to try to cook and eat what Winston eats in the canteen for at least a week. So, it's a pinkish-grey stew. With meat. Not very tasty but I imagine it has what you need. It has meat in it. I don't usually eat meat but for this exciting journey in dystopian cuisine I may break it unless I put fish in it. It's described as something I'm thinking is beef.

My idea is boiled ground beef in cubes, potatoes and onions mashed after being boiled to release the starch and thicken the stew, add the beef cubes back in, add salt and paprika. That should give it the pinkish-grey look. Make some plain whole wheat bread. Add in some cheese to the meal which will be extra sharp cheddar so I don't kill myself. No gin or Victory Coffee. Just water. I'll probably drink a smoothie every other day to avoid scurvy. Maybe add in some chocolate even though they reduced the ration (or did they increase it?).

Should be fun.