/lit/ - Literature

This book helped me make friends. It's weird. While I was reading the book I was inching towards a social group and now I have developed loving and healthy relationships with them.

This book also can teach one to manipulate others to get what one wants. Hmm. This book has its artful qualities.. Anyways, I still love book! Awesome tips.

Psalms 61 (I think): Lead me to the rock that is higher than I.

I really wanted to make out with Alaska. I wish I could of some how appear in the scene where she dies and save her. Looking for Alaska is also my favorite.

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Have you actually read the book or is this just your assumption

I just finished reading this book and was wondering if anyone had any thoughts on it

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I was kind of surprised they had something like that since the library is really picky about what they carry in general-- there was a big thing a few months ago about them refusing to order any Nabokov and a few other novels.

yes, very much so. what sort of career?

I'm reading Naked Lunch by William S. Burroughs. My library had a table of "banned books" and Brokeback Mountain was there so I picked it up and read it this afternoon since I finished Nabokov's Lolita this morning.

I'm 20.

The lead female character is shit but the novel itself is six million sorts of amazing and it's one of a select few novels that I highly recommend to everyone.

Just a warning though, it does get depressing at the halfway mark but, to me, that's the best part.

I'd save everything, even the Patterson and SMeyer books-- they could function as doorstops or something in the future.

I'd rather willingly give my brain to a zombie than burn books.

I am 263 pages into the 317 pages of <i>Lolita</i>/

Zombies vs. Unicorns edited by Holly Black and Justine Larbalestier

William S. Burroughs' Junky

The Portable Dorothy Parker 9/10

The short stories and poetry (even though I'm not much of a poetry fan) were absolutely brilliant; her reviews, on the other hand, were more of the hit and miss type.

Sorry, bro, but I found it to be terrible dull and it just made me want to pull a Sylvia Plath and shove my head into an oven.

Dude, April Fools' was like 6 months ago.

Twilight

and I am not ashamed to admit it.

Absolutely brilliant and really easy to read regardless of the fact that it could effectively function as a doorstop.

A+ chap.f

Imagine the pain of getting stabbed in the eye.

Multiply that by the number of pages and BAM. That's how terrible the novel is.