/lit/ - Literature

>>5117209
>Has anyone read the Hex Hall series by Rachel Hawkins?
Probably.

>>5036766
Elaborate.

Only the standard of absolute perfection, to work towards.

>>5018722
oh

Is Exodus an example of surrealism?

Hitler's second book, the one he actually penned. Mein Kampf is just some ramblings from his mouth some other guy wrote down which is why no one likes it and it reads like shit.

Can the differences in the way people speak on different websites, even different sections of the same website, be considered dialects?

>>4922387
Yeah but we just don't understand how classy we are so it doesn't matter. A /real/ lady will get it.

>>4920197
For starters.

>>4919669
Good catch, /b/ro.

>>4919626
And back to you, fine sir.

>>4919617
hate to break it to you dude but your magic sky fairy is about as real as santa clause LMAO

>>4914573
>do you ever share your writings with people?
Internet people, yes, for criticism.

>do they give you an objective opinion about them?
I don't see any reason they wouldn't. That's the whole reason I choose strangers over friends. Not that I don't share with my friends, I just don't ask for criticism from them.

>>4915291
He just means without regards to your feelings.

>>4893688

>>4893653
That ain't OP nigga.

>>4893496

>>4893385
My chances are better cause I have swag.

>>4890149
He's asking you to prevent a semantic argument by clearly defining your terms ya dingus.

>>4891678
Neither will you :)

>>4891266
>ishyddt
Cool meme dude.

>>4889830
VVV
>>4888475

>What's responsible for this ideology taking such prominence in the new millennium?
>What's responsible

I don't understand the question.

>am I feeling particularly inspired right now?
>yes
write
>no
don't write

What is structure?

>>4889829
>tfw people use whom when who would have been correct
I hate it so much. The other way around, who gives a shit, the word's a bit dated anyway but this way you just know they thought they were using a "fancy word" and everyone would see how smart they were.