Looking for similar. If you have yet to read it, you might not want to, atleast not while eating. I love this style of writing and I'm not sure what it's called. Also anything with similar miterial would he nifty.
Anyone have any opinions on Ted Roethke's work?
I haven't delved too much into him, but he's the most famous poet from my area; probably one of the most significant canonized poets from Michigan generally.
what do you think of gabor mate?
this worth a quick read through or should I jump to more contemporary stuff?
*Thoroughly impedes all manner of discernible or otherwise perceivable path, route or way to be found*
will we ever move past the hur-hur-i'm-not-REALLY-a-nazi-wink-wink meme?
Any books out there written in the same spirit, by a different author?
Are there writers writing about moving to governing forms closer to a direct democracy?
Technically speaking, moving towards the individual, through constant connectivity and mobile computing power, gaining more control over decisions in his country/city/neighborhood/working place.
I am interested in the theoretical backbone of such ideas. How are decisions to be divided into political or technical?
for example, a city building a new neighborhood in x spot can be considered both a technical question and a political question.
How does a more direct democracy decide on responsibility circles since not everyone wants or can make decisions about every minute thing happening in his country/society.
Would appreciate books or academics that have examined or are examining such questions.
This is the real face of /lit/
Intelligent people with sense of humour.
Post an OC first sentence and make assumptions about the story or themes
>I'm not ashamed to admit that I've learned much more about myself by observing cats and dogs than any other human.
Has a book/story ever given you nightmares?
How vivid were they?
Blocks all manner of path route or way to be found etc...
I remember back a long time ago when someone used to make these threads and I thought they brought a lot of good ideas and short works out of this board.
A couple oldies -
https://warosu.org/lit/thread/S6464320
https://warosu.org/lit/thread/S6487324
>Exercise - I'll provide you with an image and title and you can write a: short story, poem, haiku, sonnet, essay, or whatever you feel like.
Have fun and don't take it too seriously.
Title: Around Here
This is a very long shot. On saturday Waterstones had all their clearance books reduced to £1. Does anyone know if any Waterstones in the midlands had stock remaining at close on sunday evening?
I picked a couple up, but the majority was stuff I've never heard of and didn't take a punt on. I'm regretting that a bit now and want to fill my bookshelf out for the next year.
The seemed to be rotating stock out slowly, as I managed to grab The Last Tycoon on my way out and it definitely wasn't there when I came in.
ITT we post our favourite book covers
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How can other science-fiction writers compete?
perfect facial structure