Hint: Mine's Palpatine becuase he is literally self-actualized ati-christ archetype.
mine is is Me from my diary desu
I'm intelligent, nihilistic and have a wicked sence of humour
>>9427668
>Villain
>literature
There are no villains in literature, anon. I'm not sure why you'd post this topic on this board. Perhaps you'd be more welcome over at /r/books.
>>9427713
But Anon . . . that makes it Non-fictional
So what lit-zines and publishers are there out there with 4chan origins that I can submit to - there has to be something right?
>>9427624
>with 4chan origins
Doubtful.
I don't really read any lit zines.
>>9427624
SELF PUBLISH
SELF PUBLISH
SELF PUBLISH
Jesus... this is the D I G I T A L A G E. Getting someone to read your work (at least the first few pages of it) is the easiest thing in the world now.
The only thing that could possibly hold you back is the (lack of) quality of your writing.
>>9427646
selfpublish as in amazon or blog?
Okay so if I'm reading a book, how much do I actually have to read to say I've read it? I've not got a lot of time but I want to lead at least 50 books this year.
I know this is bait, but if you stop even one page before the end, you haven't read the book, you've read part of the book.
>>9427564
All of it, from cover to cover
>>9427564
So basically you want to read books the way women watch movies? Only partially with absolutely no real understanding of what you read? What's the point? Maybe some kind of remedial reading courses can help you with your mental disability so that you can read a book like a sane, and mature person.
any scenes from books where the perspective jumps from head to head of multiple people in the same place at the same time? I need inspiration
>>9427559
Just read The Waves, fat faggot
>pic related
also faulkner
>>9427600
forgot pic
idk but who is she and more pics of her feet pls
looks like ivory tusks on the front a woman on the back, so my guess would be isak dinesen. also this >>9427508
>>9427516
>so my guess would be isak dinesen
I think you're right.
Anyone read Pure Filth? I'm interested in it conceptually and I've enjoyed Peter Sotos audio stuff before, but the book costs so much it's difficult to justify.
http://feralhouse.com/pure-filth/
>>9427431
>“This is deadly serious stuff. It’s the kind of thing that if you read it and it gives you an erection, you may want to seek out a psychologist.” – Doug Brunell, The Written Word is a Lie
what a faggot
You can probably find it for cheaper if you wait around for it to pop up on eBay or something. I've only read one Sotos book outside some assorted interview, magazine stuff, but I guess Pure Filth is pretty different since it's just transcripts from Jamie Gillis flicks.
>>9427483
I mean I know I can get it for a few bucks cheaper but it's still around $60 shipped.
I wish they'd just put it out as an ebook or they could give a sample chapter or something.
Let's say you have a mundane full time job and in your free time you can only gain in-depth knowledge in one field, trying to make living of it in the future.
Would you choose philosophy or literature?
>>9427412
There's more youtube videos on philosophy. I assume that's what you're asking.
>>9427422
simply epic meme my bro
Philosophy, and then read other literature just for pleasure.
How do I sound intelligent when I speak?
I am fairly well read and I have a decent working knowledge of vocabulary, however whenever I speak, both in an informal and formal setting, I just sound like an idiot. I feel like a lot of what I say is sort of nebulous. I feel like I have difficulty with the precision with my language. And though I have a decent knowledge of vocabulary, my personal use of it is limited.
For those of you well spoken on here: how do I get there?
Are there any books that help with this problem?
If you don't sound intelligent, you aren't intelligent.
>>9427352
You're stupid. You can't express yourself in writing either.
Go back to posting BRAAAP posts on /r9k/
Don't speak. Be as silent as much as possible. Give the briefest, most direct, simple answers. Only contribute something substantial to a conversation when you've seriously considered it.
What is the /lit/ equivalent of Radiohead?
>>9427346
Jonathan Franzen or Stephen King. Or JK Rowling
dfw
I equate popular music with genre fiction, who's an acclaimed sci-fi author who first published in the 90s?
From George Orwell's 'Reasons to Write'
Which kind of writer are you?
Is your impulse:
Egoistic
Aesthetic
Historical
Political
>>9427290
By my nature; all.
>>9427290
All reasons are really egoistic
What if I'm just really lonely and want to find someone who sees things the way I do?
What are some books that accurately depict the feeling of
>tfw no gf
>>9427278
Oblomov.
>>9427278
The Kalevala
>>9427278
My suicide note contains a nice discussion on that feeling
Code is literature and so are code comments.
>>9427246
I know. That's why I've written code poetry.
>writing and debugging 10000000000000 lines of code like a good slave to optimize Mr. Shekelstein's business while spending all your free time reading up on updates to keep yourself marketable
Programmer's life must be a neverending party
>>9427252
what should one work as instead?
What are some great horror novels?
>>9427212
I could watch my dad rape an amputee midget and still not cringe as hard as i did at that pic
>>9427212
Edgar Alan Poe
The Fall of House Usher was especially good.
>horror novels
>great
If you want to read a book with ghosts, go with The Turn of the Screw
* Blocks "your" property *
>>9427207
thicc
Those hairclips...
>>9427207
I'd gladly show her my spook, if you catch my drift.
Which is the best word to use instead of problematic to not sound like a feminist?
>>9427151
It's only not accepted to use 'problematic' on right wing shitholes on the intrabiz. No one else are as immersed in resentment to be all too bothered
>>9427164
Sorry but you exist in a feminist bubble.
>>9427151
Issuematic