I'm trying to use #bookz but the link in the sticky seems to assume a lot of pre-knowledge
I'm not sure what channels are, although I remember the previous sticky (before the board split) had way more information on how to access these channels.
Can someone help me out? I'm running through more e-books than I can afford. Thanks in advance
I think this was the guide in the old sticky
https://encyclopediadramatica.rs/Bookz
You could be reading right now
Thnx
>>9937854
All I need is one more (you) to get back to reading
>>9937917
Get back to reading
this is so well written. how is this considered high-school lit when the beauty of the prose would probably go over teenagers' heads?
Because the themes are easily digestible and everyone and their brother has read it.
Gotta have something for the youth to strive to understand instead of just spoon feeding them young adult shit. Also kids aren't stupid, they're just not experienced, and lit is something that takes time to really appreciate.
>>9937844
This book is pleb as fuck, come on man.
Read some Melville.
What do you think of this book?
I read it years ago and can't remember a single thing about it.. huh...
a nonentity, means absolutely nothing to me
Think fast! *throws a basketball at u*
Lol jk
Post some interesting words you've recently come across. Or else just any new word you've learned not long ago.
>pic relatedthe filename is the same word in Spanish
I've always appreciated the fancifulness of this word.
"Diaphanous", which means "thin/delicate enough for light to shine through."
>>9937807
limits of the diaphane
folderol is a fun word, i have a lot of these, balderdash is an old one.
Does anybody here have read this book?
Is it helpful to people who want to write plays and/or screenplays?
>>9937745
yes
>>9937745
Of course it is. Actually books on story rarely fails to give you at least some nuggets.
is there any piece of literature that a son against his father as the main conflict of the story?
if there isn't please don't steal the idea
>>9937730
That's literally the Oedipal structure. Freud meme'd it into reality so you can write as many books on Father/ Son conflicts as you like because it's "innate"
Watashi no Nikki desu
Name one Nietschian who didn't end up having some kind of breakdown
Good thread dude
He wouldn't be a Nietschian then
>>9937702
>tfw Nietzsche wasn't nietzschean
also OP get your fucking terms right
The best nihilsts in history:
Nietzche is my fav philosopher. What anons think about Nietzche?
>>9937611
Nietzche created SJWs
>>9937611
Bait thread, please ignore.
>>9937656
if you'd had posted without a trip I wouldn't have bumped this thread right now
While I'm at it
>calling nitch a nihilist
How do I fix my attention span
The internet has demolished what ever was left of my attention span; I read books on my computer, so I instinctively alt-tab to /lit/ or whatever I was browsing prior to reading. I can barely read a chapter before I alt-tab to my web-browser.
How do I disciple myself and rewire my brain to not seek instant gratification?
By Reading books
>>9937610
I have been using a fidget spinner for this
>>9937610
>The internet has demolished what ever was left of my attention span
Easy. Cancel your internet. Use the library when you absolutely have to use it.
What did he mean by this?
>>9937594
Literally nothing. Delilos writing is so simple you think there is more to it than there actually is.
>>9937594
Dude modernity is weird lmao
Baseball is fun!
I'm about to take a course on Victorian Lit., and my professor just emailed me the list of books that we're going to read for the quarter; no explanations or introductions included, just a list.
There are eight novels here. Is she expecting me to attend the first day of class having already read all of these?
No but maybe the first one. I imagine it'll be a book a week.
>>9937558
No, those are just the books you'll be reading over the course of the semester.
Here's a more valuable response: learn to stop being a sperg who is too backwards to email his prof with a question. You'll get more out of your education that way.
What books are on the list?
>>9937558
Should give us that list, senpai.
Are fantasy and sci-fi books worth reading? If so, what are some good starting point for a complete newbie into those two genres? I've been thinking about reading Do Androids Think of Electric Sheep, but I'm tempted to just watch Blade Runner instead. Also, the only fantasy series I've really only read was unfortunately Harry Potter, so I really want to see much more of what the genre is capable of.
>>9937556
I guess I'll post a couple charts to keep the thread up. Pls give me some suggestions guys.
>>9937556
Fantasy? No.
Sci-Fi? Yes.
Read Asimov, Ellison and P. K. Dick
share some twitter narrative threads with interesting stories, please
some examples
https://twitter.com/moby_dickhead/status/894582846907482113
https://twitter.com/Iustforlove/status/897258491705950208
https://twitter.com/honeymoonsIut/status/897850035764854784
What the FUCK is this
>>9937789
neo postnarrative, welcome to the new decade
>>9937517
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end your life before someone ends it for you.
use capital letters on poetry is archaic
old world, we all
lower-case is the default of modernist vers libre.
What do you mean by modernist vers libre?
Modernism as a movement is not vers libre. The central modernist ...Pound, Yeats, Stevens etc. Used , even if in deviation from, numerous poetic structures, meters ,etc.
>>9937511
free verse written in the modernist period. you know like the kind marquis was making fun of or the parisian hacks that harry crosby loved.