/lit/ - Literature

Fuck the Canucks, they're bloody useless.

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>>23322265
entertainment

>>23322320
I don't lol. If I had to spend hours everyday trying to find a woman who is looking for love and not a good fuck then I'd have gone insane and shot some place up years ago.

>>23322315
I'm jot a Trump fan. You think it's going to be fun? We're fucked either way but I'd rather see the world burn than have a slow death with the WEF.

If he ends up killing all these oligarchs I'm grabbing popcorn. Zuckerberg already has a plan to go to Hawaii.

It's real.

>>23322275
This to be desu

Siempre me encantó escribir escenarios ficticios, aunque nunca tuve la idea y de verdad nunca me interesó escribir un libro, solo me gusta compartir escenarios ficticios con mis amigos como hobby literario, así que espero esto les agrade.

Para hacer la idea de la organización creinwach me basé en la fundación SCP, de la que hace mucho tiempo onions fan, sin embargo, quise hacer un escenario parecido pero más concentrado en conflictos armados.
La organización creinwach surge como idea mía y de un amigo allá por 2021/2022, cuando estábamos obsesionados con la fundación SCP.
Inventamos todo un país ficticio con sus continentes ficticios, para hacer esta idea.
Por ahora, espero esto mínimo sirva como hobby y algo para desestresarme, aunque deseo compartir esto con la gente de Internet si bien me va.

How the FUCK do you meet girls looking for serious long term relationships?
I know literally no one (who isn't already married) who is looking for anything other than casual sex or quick flings. It's honestly kind of disgusting.

>>23322304
Sometimes I wish Hawthorne would've just been an essayist instead. Stuff like The Old Manse doesn't just rival, but surpasses Emerson. At times he reminds me of a sort of American Goethe. It's sad that most people nowadays only know him for The Scarlet Letter.

>>23319933
McLuhan was pretty fucking pessimistic about the direction shit was going in; he was just good at packaging it in a way that dumb boomers thought was "far out" without actually really reflecting on.

>>23322195
I wanna shave my head and use a whole box of temp tattoos over my face for some reason.

>>23322296
If she's a woman she's already a ho, then you just need to get her in to reading. Id recommend hairy potter or twilight for a dumb femoid

>>23321847
Just two more weeks true believers!

(Ignore his first term where he did nothing and also locked everyone inside for 2 years)

black sand
black snow
black hands
black soul

In Hrafnkels saga the protagonist Hrafnkell loses all of his property, has his temple burnt to the ground and his favourite horse pushed over the cliff, but he eventually becomes very successful again and takes revenge on the man that did that to him

>>23322283
You're in denial.

>>23318810
Gave /r/betareaders a try, nope.
Every post has "swap"-a comment by ThatAnimeSnob

That guy probably lurks here, so hello ThatAnimeSnob.

For those who don't know, it's 10K Brtisih Tuber who does awful reviews, he also reviewed every vintage hentai on animeDB. He has extremely bad taste.

>>23320239
hate this reddit libtard

>>23298689
I love the Everyman classics so much. One of the few sets of publishing that actually feel nice in the hand with sewn bindings, look nice in the shelf, and aren’t faux “vintage” like Easton press/penguin classics

>>23322286
Coincidentally, Moorcock wrote a Who book.

gat greatsby

>>23321420
This is an humility problem. You just haven't been fucked up by the consequences of your reckless behavior enough yet to understand why it's better not to do those things.
Humility, and gratitude. I'm not necessarily calling you arrogant. More like, ignorant, innocent.

>>23321889
I'm talking general high IQ, not dedicated intellectuals with visionary ideals. I dont see why having high IQ should mean a person should become less morally ambigious than the average person, or be less tempted into corruption himself.

>>23322093
That goes for everyone. It's not a "curse of the high IQ".

I liked Young Goodman Brown and read Hawthorne's biography for a book report and those were good. The Scarlet Letter in brief sounds like the most awful book ever written but knowing the author a little better, I suspect it might be good