Does philosophy end or begin with The Foundation?
To what degree can I legally lift sentences and phrases people have used with me in online conversations? They're word-for-word and grammatically perfect for the tone I want to set, might this be a problem without asking permission?
Going out on a limb here, but is anyone aware of the best biography about this guy, or on the whole Romantic milieu?
Is John Stuart Mill the only known example of the bull also being the cuck?
I wish to write a novel were I would go in depth of the inner monologues on each character, much like As I lay Dying. However, I dont want copy Faulkers exact style in this book (where as each chapter is labeled by the character narrating). Are there other books you would recommend that has a similar style that I can take inspiration from?
fard on my dick also books
the mystical coptic cross
was it kino?
well /lit/... who are your guys?
If one wanted to learn a language, not for the purposes of actually utilizing it in real life conversing with others, but for the literature that would be unlocked by doing so as well as the unique points of view unlocked by the aphorisms and grammatical structure of the language, which one would be best to learn?
I assume Latin, but maybe also French or German? Or Russian? Anyone?
Who's got the preview chapters from the upcoming Dresden Files book, Peace Talks?
It's going on three years since the last one was released and I need a fix.
> be me, aspiring writer in shithole country
> basically a dictatorship, don't even have TV or anything growing up
> have kids as a teenager, never get to go to university
> get in some trouble with the law
> Still try to live the literary lifestyle, devote myself to writing
> Mostly just write for dumbass locals who can barely read
> Throw in a bunch of references to meme novels like Infinite Jest and Pale Fire
> Rework some Greek classics for modern plebs who don't know any better
> Even rip off a plot from a Disney movie
> Still getting published
> Become the greatest writer in the English language
> Die of fever in 1616
> mfw
Does romantic erotic literature have any sort of noticeable narrative merit or is it all just lewd ramblings
which books have the best prefaces/translator's notes/forwards?
this book has a good one, even though the poems featured in it are mediocre or shit for the most part.
Can you rec any books on the symbolism in the bible? or any sort of good analysis. I mean some of it is pretty obvious but I'm going to read it and i don't want to miss anything.