>>9768306
vulgate, if you dont know latin douay-rheims, its a literal translation of vulgate
modern ones dont translate directly what the author has written, but they change phrases so it turns out shit + they simplify it into retardedness
The Norton Critical
NSRV is the standard scholarly version i believe. Depends on your purposes and what you mean by a 'study bible'. Something like the bible is hard to recommend a version because it's going to depend on whether you are interested in certain denominations ect
>leave universals to me
>>9768229
>teleports behind you
>legislates man for two and a half millennia
BEHOLD, A MAN!
>>9768237
>bides its time
I'm primarily a prose writer and I'm looking to get into writing screenplays and plays, very dialogue-focused stuff. To me, this is unfamiliar territory, and pretty boring as well, as I can't really use my ability to describe things well in this style. What can I do to make this sort of writing more fun for myself?
To be clear, I'm writing for a video game, but I don't know a way to describe the style I would be using except like a screenplay.
What sort of video game is it, anon?
I'm betting your prose is terrible as well.
>>9769215
How does one better one's prose?
dickedition
Fantasy
Selected:
>https://imgoat.com/uploads/6d767d2f8e/21329.jpg
General:
>https://imgoat.com/uploads/6d767d2f8e/21328.jpg
Flowchart:
>https://imgoat.com/uploads/6d767d2f8e/21327.jpg
Science Fiction
Selected:
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>https://imgoat.com/uploads/6d767d2f8e/21331.jpg
General:
>https://imgoat.com/uploads/6d767d2f8e/21332.jpg
>https://imgoat.com/uploads/6d767d2f8e/21330.jpg
NPR's Top 100 Science Fiction & Fantasy Books:
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>>9706008
anygoodlewd scifi?
>>9768182
I doubt it.
>tfw you've read so much weeb isekai shit that every short story you right has to be about someone being reborn with all of their memories intact who goes to school
Just started dragon wing, what am I in for?
>>9768182
No, I think it's mostly just the sexless nerds around at the time of the best sci-fi just not being very good at writing lewds.
LADS ARE YOU READY FOR FALL 2017 WOMEN AND MEN
>>9768106
wow
>>9768106
wow
>>9768106
you again? you're not satisfied with the money you scammed off these retard Anons?
Would rape ever be justifiable? Could a character who attempted to rape a woman ever be redeemed morally? For example, say he is trapped in an underground bunker dying from disease and will likely die within the next 24 hours. Everyone is sick, but one of the women seems to be pulling through. Now say this character has a genetic-based gift, extremely vital to the survival of humanity. He NEEDS to pass on his genes but insofar hasn't because, well, he didn't figure he was going to die so soon. He doesn't really have many options, he can't leave the bunker and he barely knows the woman, who has a boyfriend who is the one who rescued this character. Realizing there is nothing more important than doing this, he attempts to convince her to sleep with him, but failing that he pins her down and tries to force himself onto her. However the disease has made him so weak that she is able to throw him off and her boyfriend comes and beats the shit out of him, locks him in a room, and the next day they exile him from the bunker and leave him to die in the radiation. He doesn't, and continues on, eventually marries and has three children. Now, would this character possibly be defensible morally? From any standpoint? I'm not trying to be edgy, this is a real part of something I wrote, all the set pieces were there and suddenly that idea came to me as a solution and it seemed too fucked up to pass over, but later I realized I had just made a fairly virtuous character do something rather evil. I suppose it could be blamed partially on him not being in his right mind from the disease almost killing him, but that isn't really a defense.
No.
Yes.
Maybe.
/mu/ makes a lot of charts like this one to help people get into artists they like. Are there any comparative /lit/ charts? I'd especially be interested in one about Ezra Pound, if such a thing exists
people who unironically listen to DG are unironically cuckolds.
Try the wiki
>>9768054
I'm just posting the chart as an example, I don't want you guys to suddenly start listening to Death Grips. Here's another example, about the Talking Heads
Herman Melville had a really good hairline.
>>9767903
>Literally a Chad
Dropped
P R O S E G O D
>>9767939
this
>tfw melville walks into the club and smacks your girl's ass right in front of you
Was anyone else reading this? It ended recently. What did you think of it?
>>9767826
Not literature.
go to /co/
>>9767826
What was it?
>>9767826
Jon Bois typifies my contempt of internet culture
what is the best thing this country produced?
Nothing.
>>9767695
>thing
I assume you mean books, since this is /lit/.
Germinal
Les Miserables
The Red and the Black
https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=OdahSTbhU7g
>>9767704
And of course Proust but I havent attempted that yet.
Why did Kafka include so many mini-liaisons with women in The Trial? What is the point of them to the story?
>>9767469
horny, lonely fantasies
>>9767474
But how do they contribute to the story?
Redpill me on Neil Gaiman and Michael Moorcock.
More like Neil Gayman and Michael Morecock.
>>9767321
objectively /thread
Whats on the other side of the window anons?
>>9767087
Darkness. Nothingness.
>>9767087
Life begins as a comedy and ends as a_____
>>9767087
You, the reader
>Humanity is a force of nature
Is there any philosophical school of though, or literature that deals with this?
humanity as in human intelligence and will? or humanity as in altruism?
>>9766896
Unironically, Dawkins The Selfish Gene, Susan Blackmore The Meme Machine, and Levi-Strauss The Savage Mind.
What are some great books written in second person? They're hard to find.
pic related
Currently reading 'if on a winter's night a traveller'
It's pretty neat
So how do we get rich in Asia OP?
>>9766851
here's your (You)