/lit/ - Literature

>>20224323
>go to soul crushing job
>neet at home while your sister brings you food
>no guilt or shame since it's not your fault

What’s the best piece of writing advice that you’ve heard?

>people complaining about the grammar
Soulless. You wouldn't rewrite the room because the English was so shoddy, would you? Mark my words, Wulden-esque is the next movement, classified by choppy and awkward English juxtaposed by westophilic pretentiousness. It's a post-ironic statement about our information rich yet poorly educated superficial society, where we look east but listen west; where we scorn the learned for the mistakes of the ignorant. Right now, we live in a Wulden-esque society, where sitting on a train not on your phone with earphones in is weird; where free thoughts are criminal and academia is dark.

>people complaining about the grammar
Soulless. You wouldn't rewrite the room because the English was so shoddy, would you? Mark my words, Wulden-esque is the next movement, classified by choppy and awkward English juxtaposed by westophilic pretentiousness. It's a post-ironic statement about our information rich yet poorly educated society, where we look east but listen west; where we scorn learned for the mistakes of the ignorant. Right now, we live in a Wulden-esque society, where sitting on a train not on your phone with earphones in is weird; where free thoughts are criminal.

>>17744648
I actually used Kafkaesque in an email once

um... read on a desk? use a lectern or a music stand, if you have one

>>16558035
>This is just a chronicle of uniteresting mediocrity.
Are you new? That is what Londonfrog is. He isn't a troubled genius who lives in complete destitution. Although I think what I and many of us like about LF's stories is that is about mediocrity in not just action but character: a lot of LF's insights are shallow and his problems are middling, but it only adds to tragedy of him—his life is wholly boring. He is the mediocre man
>>16558106
Go back to r*ddit. Anime reaction images only elicits responses from the newest of the new

>>16484043