/lit/ - Literature

>>1551780
OKAY

Lolita Shrugged

>>1551601
As a canadian, I find your fetishization of my country disgusting.

>>1550416
It's the Bibble with 3 bs.

using text.

Sorry but the Paul Gilbert shred dvd's are very useful.

But it's not beginner stuff, more intermediate to advanced

I've only read a few of her short stories, and I must say.

I find her writing bland and her subject matter uninteresting.

Why are canadian authors so hung up on canadian identity? Seriously.

>>1551384
no, huxley's presentation of the future although superficially similar is ideologically distinct.

Orwell: we will be pacified by a dictator
Huxley: we pacify ourselves with novelty

>>1551352
>implying we're not.

dystopia is a dominant theme in philip k. dick's work.

>>1551304
the rejected ending to the movie is a LOT better, and is closer to book's primary idea, but still yeah way different.

I am Legend by Richard Matheson

not zombies, vampires, but old school vampires. pre-dracula vampires.

>>1551276
It's the name of his actual cat. And he was a racist.

>>1551180
>>1551238
>>1551187

He wants to be disturbed, as much as I love Lovecraft, and I do love his work, he's not a disturbing writer.
Marquis De Sade.

from what I've seen, he's a stickler.

>>1551249
Troll.

>>1551235
I think he's saying you should keep doing everything you can, while also having a job.

You know, have a contingency plan.

>>1551208
>>1551215
>>1551163

Anyone who puts Vonnegut.

Cynical.

>>1551066
someone very focused on discrimination, and real world issues.

Sorry, I had to look up most of the authors, there.

>>1551179
>>1551183

Suicidal Pedophile.

>>1551166
20.

Spent most of my life reading sci-fi and philosophy.

>>1551155
Existentialist.

>>1551037
Someone that might be receptive to my Sam I am is Tyler Durden theory.

HP Lovecraft
Kurt Vonnegut
Douglas Adams
Franz Kafka
Ludwig Wittgenstein

>>1550748