/lit/ - Literature

>>4859215
It's really all about being Sancho.

>>4834679
>TFW a discussion is derailed because you spent more time reading and learning the concepts than worrying about french or german accents

>>4304512
was about to post this.
Loved it to death

That and artemis fowl. That made my life when I was ten.

It's in my top 3 favorite books of all time. Truly inspiring, and it contains a good deal of wit and hilarity. Makes you wanna be a better person, and makes you feel good about life in general.

>>3780927

>tfw you have an amazing idea for a story so you rush to write it down, but as you write you lose your grasp on the story and the memory of it fades, and the more you write the more it slips away from you and by the end you look at the piece of paper and what you've written down is a pale shadow of the idea you had, but you can't remember the idea at all now, only what you've written down.

How do I fix this?

Best one.

>>3474564
>>3474464

>Only nerds will get this joke xD

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>>3058165

>>2997677
It's fine. :)

>>2991286
Cheers buddy.

This is the only one I have.

I'm sorry it's a webcomic, but i think it's a pretty fucking funny one.

Obligatory for /lit/ and also one of my favorites, seen it a hundred times and still can't help but crack a smile.

>>2829086
Too bad. Here's a funny lit-related comic. I'm pretty sure the guy worked on it for at least half an hour, probably more, which is why I've spent possibly 30 seconds more time on it than it took to read it once, laugh, and then save it. Enjoy.

I took 4 years of high school Spanish. Should I attempt Don Quixote in the original language, or just get a translation?

Does /lit/ have any comics?