/lit/ - Literature

>>19200781
Only in middle school by this one guy who was twice my size. For some inexplicable reason he hated my guts. Later on, he met a mutual friend of mine and said to her that we were apparently 'good friends'. I don't know what to make of it.
Didn't get bullied in high school though. Everyone had their own cliques to hang out with, so no one really cared outside their circle. I was surprisingly considered one of the 'cool kids'. Probably because I abused my power as the art committee president to bunk classes whenever I felt like.

>>11708303
Sure. I liked the first three novels and decided to see where the series would go. Also it's not like there are many other options for a long and finished fantasy series like it.

>>11622640
>I want someone to love. and yes, ai know that in today's matrix this idea of romance is pure puerility
You say shit like this and wonder why nobody wants to love you.

>>10100104
The text doesn't really say much, though, just that there's a prophecy and a hero. It applies to Gothic. I haven't played Morrowind so please enlight me how the text talks about Morrowind.

So I've ready the Sprawl trilogy and Snow Crash. Here's what else I have on my list:
Software
Eclipse
The Glass Hammer
Islands in the Net
Metrophage Synners
Transmetropolitan
Daemon and Freedom

Am I missing anything that is essential cyberpunk? (not just books with cyberpunk elements)

Honestly if you know your Bible, western canon, French, Latin, Sanskrit, Greek, Gaelic and Hiberno-English idioms, and have a working knowledge of Irish history and geography it isn't that hard

I think it's supposed to represent the decadence of the bourgeoisie.
What did you expect specifically?