>When Achilles gets the exclusive DLC shield and fucks everyone up.
Haha, his mommy even has to get it for him...not that there is anything wrong with that.
>mfw Achilles dies during the credits cinematic
>when Odysseus's underleveled party tries to complete the Helios level where they just have to defeat some level 1 cows and bulls but instead gets completely rekt
Which writer is the greatest humorist?
Mark Twain? Hunter S Thompson? Douglas Adams?
Who is the greatest humorist of them all?
James joyce, clearly
>>9449090
Homer's pretty funny
>>9449090
Voltaire, Lucian of Samosata, Matt Groening
Have you ever undergone a self-transformation after reading a book?
>>9448993
I don't think so. Have you?
>>9448993
Tolstoi's Kingdom of God is Within You. The Yale New Testament Open Course was a big deal to me that opened up a huge realm of scholarship I didnt know existed.
>>9448993
Yes, I took the new age pill only to painfully realise life doesnt bend to our will. Oh well. Was a good learning experience.
Just made this OC.
i literally dont get it.
But i also have a disdain for plebs.
>>9448724
If good and evil are relative, then what is the contributing evil when someone is charitable?
>>9448636
>what is the contributing evil when someone is charitable?
what?
Many charitable organizations misappropriate funds and only a fraction actually goes towards whatever cause they advertise. Look at the Wounded Warriors scandal from not too long ago.
anyone that is not charitable
What book got you into writing/back into writing, /lit/?
>>9448512
Had a gf give me this book
>"Anon, you HAVE to read this!"
>read it
>utter shit.
Not surprised it was written in a shit hole. Oh, leave your way of life. Things will be rough, but you will have so much serindipity. You'll even find a super hot babe in the desert who will love you unending! Oh, and a treasure. WTF am I reading?
>>9448512
An average allegorical novel that impresses average people.
pro-tip:
the nikki and paulo storyline from Lost was literally a middle-finger to the immoral message of this story.
i literally feel disdain for people who love this book. i feel like i can tell so much about them and their narcissistic naivety
This bored is useless but whatever, I'm posting this
It’s easier to fall climbing up over the low hanging fruit
Day will come to light and you will realise the top isn’t an arm further than the pickings of the one stop fire pit- drop
It’s charring deadbeat dads, desperate mums with kindling siblings;
It isn’t going out and you will make do,
Divide to reassemble
Only this time you’ve lowered yourself to the pit just to
Save a little haste;
Waste a little time
Savour some security for the life that's shortly.
Keep inanimate until then and perhaps your slipping soul won't be caught this time
I can see through your Stockholm gaze and tickling daddy urge
but I’m overstimulated and you all tire me in your
Cliché
Ageplay
You feel macabre in being shoved around and when a groan of tedium escapes me
You turn to Popper fazed mercury. Is it that you like the sound or that I appear closer to stepping out; cigarettes or something
Freud wouldn’t need to pop a Cialis if he read your case and I’d prefer he get a few personnel files sticky than for I to be, again- it
The delicate foreigners always treaded too light
The hard headed individualists always had a shell above the vulnerable; they’d eat my heart out still.
The artist ran away into her head out of cowardice
And the analysts never had the feelings to just dismiss.
Overstimulated by things some may
someday see
Some most will never see
And that which no one has ever seen;
For I was born in winter where
Springs innocence escaped me
Summers strength barely left me standing for autumnal decay
And now winters all nightly days come again
And my face with the monsoon in the sink
Still surprises me in late night mirrors- nymphs
Stain the glass
Father; stain her past
Now Charlotte spanks her ass for a Baby boomers looser wallet, call him dad if you like a weak will behind a clench
It's incomplete and unpolished
Man i dont give a flying shit about your shitty esoteric prose poem about how your problems aren't just specifically /your/ problems that you can't take responsibility for.
>>9448471
I do sort them and no they aren't unique to me but thanks for your boring assumptions anyway xx
In three hundred years, Batman will be appreciated by scholars as the 20th century's answer to Odysseus. Objectively speaking, he is the most fully realized, influential, and heroic character of our time
>>9448422
>In three hundred years, Batman will be appreciated by scholars as the 20th century's answer to Odysseus.
I bet you he won't
Batman is unironically a great character. So is Superman. Not all comic book superheroes are, but there are a few.
It's interesting that so many writers have written for these characters, but over time there's developed a consensus as to what their "true character" is. It's like tales passed from teller to teller, only within the bounds of copyright.
You are probably right
What are some of the best love stories?
>>9448421
Any type of love? Paternal, Platonic, friendship, erotic,..?
>>9448474
Hmm how about platonic or romantic love between two individuals.
Narcissus. Also, My Diary.
what did /lit/ think of this gem?
That story is my favorite Kleist
>>9449019
What other kleist do you like?
>>9448346
i really hate the 18th century trend of omitting identifiers. it does NOT make the story more believable.
What are some books with polarised Amazon reviews? Structure and interpretation of computer programs is picrelated
>>9448315
My diary desu
SCIP is a stupid meme from le redditte, LISP is fucking dumb, if was good people would use it, but it sucks so it doesnt get used outside of college classes and hobbiest projects, so ironically it's actually the exact kind of silly academic crapola stemfags claim to hate
>>9448328
The only meme aspect of SCIP is its $50.
The book is good.
What does /lit/ do when they encounter a word they don't know the meaning of?
I like to look up the definition, and write it down in a word document
>>9448067
Have you just began to read recently, or just young?
Most of these aren't even "that" correct dude. Where are you pulling these definitions from? Also >>9449123
Hey, /lit. What niche publishing houses would you recommend checking out? What specific books from said houses, whether it be fiction or non-fiction?
>>9447998
https://oneworld-publications.com/
Although less "niche" and "best in the world"
Of course, NYRB, Dalkney, Oxford Worlds Classics, New Directions, Pushkin Press
>>9447998
What would constitute a niche publishing house?
Fulgur
Starfire
Scarlet Imprint
Xoanon
Three Hands
Recent purchases. I have a serious problem edition.
Arrowsmith is an excellent book.
Too bad you spend more time buying and taking photos of books than you do reading them, so we can't dicuss it.
>>9447958
Kill yourself.
>>9447975
I will readit withn the next 50- 60 years. Check back here for a thread
Was he right?
>>9447897
Care to formulate a complete sentence?
>>9447897
There is a difference between listening to lectures on youtube and attending college.
>>9447900
You first