if you weren't allowed to browse /lit/ yet until you had read a chapter that day, the amount of users would go down by like 60%
>>9623223
>reading books with chapters
lel fuck off plebolini
>Referencing other literary works in a piece of literature without acknowledgement is ok.
>You are allowed to get away with stealing characters, entire premises of a story, unique plot structure or ideas found in older works.
>Doing the same thing in academic papers, articles or op-eds is a mortal sin and could get you expelled or lose your job..
>>9623210
Parts of a plot of a random story are irrelevant. Even then, the literature isn't really the plot alone, much less components of it.
Academic papers (mostly those in STEM) are relevant.
>>9623704
>Academic papers (mostly those in STEM) are relevant.
HAHAHAHHAHAHHAHAHAHAF
*breathes in*
AHAHHHAHHAHAHAHHHHHAHAHAAA
>>9623712
They actually are though.
I am a med engi and use algorithms from academic papers for my imaging software just as many other developers. Many applications started out as ideas based on research described in papers. Many variables in technical applications are based on statistical research derived from, you guessed it, papers.
If you do not know shit you probably should just avoid posting instead of embarassing yourself like that.
Who was the greatest writer of the 20th century and why was it this genius?
>>9623192
Who is this faggot and what did he write
wtf I hate the government now
Books taking place in Berlin during the cold war?
For all of you aspiring authors out there. If you take commissions post your rates here. If you're interested in a certain kind of work one of these aspiring authors can,or has, done then let them know.
Depends.
Commission? We're not fucking anime fan-artists.
Bizarre thread. Literal autism.
Does Dreamwood by Heather Mackey have a movie?
why would you ask this when you're on the goddamn internet
What do I read if I want to become a Bogomil or Manichaean?
I'm an incel and I need to justify it pls respond
This kills the Stoic
*dies stoically*
mission accomplished
>>9622785
OP BTFO
>>9622958
ULULULU
https://medium.com/@kantbot2000/novelmindset-2457d21e3782
>That weird frontier between post-irony and new sincerity.
Is Kantbot, dare I say it, /our guy/?
No you're not, go away
>>9622491
No, Kantbot is a pretentious twat who thinks he understands how the world works after reading five books concerning basic philosophy. He can fuck right off after his five minutes of internet ´´fame´´ are finally over.
Is "The Moratorium on Brains" one of the greatest chapters ever written? If you don't remember it's the chapter where the train blows up in the tunnel. The entire chapter is just dazzling, it's one massive cause-and-effect chain, where people keep passing the buck to someone else, and the tension keeps progressively ramping up. It is one of the most extraordinary examples of increasing drama that I've ever seen; we see the moral deliberations of every character in the chain. From the very start, you know what is going to happen, so the entire chapter just has this palpable sense of tragedy.
Has anybody read pic related? Is it any good, or just another lackluster doorstopper?
>"New York Times Bestseller"
Take a guess.
>>9622408
it has rather more gun fetishism than most of his work. first chapter is basically the protagonist jerking off with some of his relatives at the firing range.
So, I've got to ask? Just what exactly is a "grandbastard"?
Don't get the reference...is that like an illegitimate grandson?
>>9622404
It's from Game of Thrones, the book; I asked because I wasn't clear about it either.
The paragraph it comes from reads as follows:
>Catelyn knew them all: The Blackwoods and the Brackens, ever enemies, whose quarrels her father was obliged to settle; Lady Whent, last of her line, who dwelt with her ghosts in the cavernous vaults of Harrenhal; irascible Lord Frey, who had outlived seven wives and filled his twin castles with children, grandchildren, and great-grandchildren, and bastards and grandbastards as well.
>>9622420
Ah, didn't remember seeing that term in the series. That is indeed what it means. Frey has a million offspring.
Was he really supportive of the military dictatorship in Brazil? And how much of an influence did his work (hit jobs on opponents) have in postponing democracy in that south american country, if any?
>>9622358
Ei, anon, è davvero una delizia?
>>9622374
if you really need to know I find it disgusting, it's meant for plebs. but do try.
>Latin doesn't have any inconsistencies!
sup- is derived from Latin's super
sub- is derived from Latin's...sub
super
suber
sup
sub
Fuck this gay earth