/lit/ - Literature

>>22359267
>Expecting an answer

>>17453034

First off, stop drinking coffee.
The caffeine makes you nervous and jittery.

>>16741832
This will never end lol

>>16734676

>>16713662

State your most interesting philosophical discoveries.
State your most interesting philosophical questions.

>>16054719
Coffee will kill you

>>16049097
OP has been diddled by a relative and is trying to rationalize pedophilia. Sad!

Preface: meta posts are allowed.
Merge this board with /his/ and just call it /hum/ for humanities. As of the creation of this thread, these are some of the active threads:

>any booktubers worth their salt?
>beautiful name you liked from literature?
>/alfred janny/
>do you take the cover off
>words words words words... (pic of Spinoza attached)
>post pleb filters
>Took me 25 hours to read a 600 page book. How bad is this?
>post artwork, get a book recommendation
>modernity bad
>Spanish or Chinese?
>Any horrible takes on the Iliad?
>Any books which channel the energy of pic related?
>Books that will help me overthrow the international banking system?
>Literature & $€X
>Read "Sex and character"
>I told a girl im gonna take a stinky fix my brain rn
>Have you ever read a book that has LITERALLY turned you fucking insane?
>Any of you /lit/tards spin poi?
>Should I pretend to be a black woman to get published?
>Is he the most /lit/ songwriter?
>Post shelves
>Whats some lit that give off more of a seared bite than other novels?
>Are dog owners or cat owners better philosophers?
>books on indoor chicken farming? how to deal with the smell
>[Literally anything] Was never really tried.
>This is going to be my first manga I read,
>Wagner: Wagner
>Nietzsche? More like NEET-zsche!

>inb4 no fun allowed
This is what /lit/'s sticky says:
>/lit/ is for the discussion of literature, specifically books (fiction & non-fiction), short stories, poetry, creative writing, etc. If you want to discuss history, religion, or the humanities, go to /his/. If you want to discuss politics, go to /pol/. Philosophical discussion can go on either /lit/ or /his/, but those discussions of philosophy that take place on /lit/ should be based around specific philosophical works to which posters can refer.
>/lit/ is a SLOW BOARD! Please TAKE THE TIME to read what others have written, and try to make THOUGHTFUL, WELL-WRITTEN POSTS of your own. Bump replies are not necessary.
What's the point of board rules if nobody adheres to them? More than half the threads at any given time are complete filler made as a sort of "humorous" statement. Nothing thought provoking and nothing warranting discussion in such threads, just made to get replies, drown other threads as well as itself and then to create a new one. There is no point in having a literature board if maybe 10 posts are about literature and the rest are about "philosophers" - but are super vague and don't follow the guidelines of the sticky (i.e. they're not about a singular work or a thought within some work, they're just there to namedrop a certain philosopher and that's it).
The board should either have almost constant /general/s or just be merged with /his/ into one global humanity board - most people post on both and just oversaturate them with meaningless drivel.

>>15897105
congrats

>>15783109

>>15657469
>>15657635

>>15628132

>>15574981
Selfie

>>15415537
see picture
>>15415549
degenerate

>>15407627
Fucking study it, you monkey. "What's the best way to learn to drive?" I don't fucking know, by driving? God damn idiots and their stupid fucking questions.

>>15356004
Name

>>15303969

>>15295628

whatever you say, fucker.

>>15143171
>>15143232
fuck off this board