Where can I make a physical book that's not shit quality?
Maybe you could email someone at a third, fourth rate publishing company with this question.
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>>7819477
My cities local book chain has an indie printing press. http://www.tatteredcover.com/do-it-yourself-guidelines-intro
My friend used it. Quality is pretty good.
>>7819675
I'd second this. check to see if you got any local art studios that do printing. You can get some good work and support the local arts.
Which philosophers hold the more peculiar views about truth ?
Truth is a fractal surface, with no solid ground in sight, only little plateaus of metastability.
>>7819553
Source?
>>7819583
his ass
Here's a question for the anons of /lit/:
Did you ever imagine create a story in your head and let it run for a long period of time? Like a time span of multiple years?
If so, please share with us.
>>7819364
Of course, but nobody would admit it.
>>7819381
We're all anonymous here. Please share.
>>7819364
My stupid novel has taken years to write because I'm so undisciplined. Does that count
What is your favourite Shakespearean tragedythat isn't Hamlet?
Hamlet was a comedy senpai, one stupid event or soliloquy one after another, had me in tears.
Probably King Lear, if not for its epic scale mythological aspect, then for its boipussay jester.
>>7819296
Antony and Cleopatra
Homer.
/lit/, are there any pieces of literature/books that focus on the history of the Roman Empire during prosperous reigns, such as during the reigns of Augustus or Marcus Aurelius?
I'm very interested in reading books based on their reigns and/or a book written by a successful emperor
/his/ senpai
I was going to post there, but since the subject was if there was book, I figured /lit/
>>7819305
/his/ since it's history related - his also has book discussions. read the sticky
Is snuff the most /lit way to consume tobacco?
corncob pipe?
>>7819247
pipe smoking. elementary.
cigarettes.
Hello, /lit/. I come to you for assistance in writing a charming and inspiring OP that should convince people to join me in rectifying my little problem.
It should be something general that can be applied to any subject.
It's about a children's book series that was suppose to treat its audience with respect, love and fun. But the latter series of books turned out badly, treating its audience like idiots who will never question anything. They treated them like an audience undeserving of quality, only boring stories with unlikable characters preaching immorality and ass-backwards logic with no sense of right or wrong.
>>7819235
"Go back to /v/ you shitty uncultured swine."
>>7819235
>Legitimate artist creates a marvelous sandbox game.
>Continues to improve it while having a dialogue with his fans.
>Suddenly initial fans who purchased the game for rock bottom prices years ago turn on him.
>In despair he takes a massive payday just to be rid of the sniveling autists, rejecting his creation altogether.
Vidya culture is shit. Expectation of constant updates to a product, and rejection of the product if it isnt exactly in line with your expectations. This is why vidya culture cant have good things. Imagine if the literature culture pressured McCarthy to constantly improve on Blood Meridian? Fuck you and leave this board. Vidya is for children and manchildren.
Shouldn't have posted Notch...
More books about relationships between women and young boys?
>>7819199
I've wanted to read that since I saw it recommended here. Is it worth my time, or at least is it a quick, entertaining read?
>>7819199
you can try /b/ shota threads, you pedo
>"I couldn't have done it without a Freewrite!" says authoress of World's Greatest Novel
Sounds about right.
>not touching the home keys
it's people like this that touch screens were invented for and yet they buy typewriters. i blame that movie secretary.
>>7818581
hipster shit.
HIPSTER FAGGOT SHIT FUCK THAT INVENTOR WITH THE GAY BEARD HE'S ALL SMILEY LIKE HE'S MR. INVENTION
>authoress
yep, sounds about right
It's been 3 years since TBE, and it's pretty old, in his 70s. Do you think he's retired, and just hasn't said anything? Or is he working on some cool, new book?
>implying his 2000s books aren't his greatest yet, entertaining and polished, better than his older, most appreciated stuff
>>7818579
>>implying his 2000s books aren't his greatest yet, entertaining and polished, better than his older, most appreciated stuff
Mason & Dixon and Gravity's Rainbow are his best books. Everything after M&D is dog shit
Probably because 'Pynchon' died in '98
https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/William_Gaddis
I wonder if his death will be publicly announced, of we'll only find out through a delayed message from his publisher 3 years after he kicked the bucket.
>>7818579
I want him to write at least one more Mason & Dixon, Gravity's Rainbow or Against the Day. Just one massive tome full of his usual whack shenanigans.
Should I read the Bible and the Quran, even if I'm atheist?
cool jpg
Start with the Torah.
>>7818448
>reading books that only conform to your world view
>not identifying and reading primary works that formed the modern world'
Fox News Babyboomer tier desu
Post your Grimes fellow patricians
>>7818276
I love her
she looks like somebody ALMOST scalped her
God can't females just stop fucking advertising with their face? I get it; you're sooooooo special cause you're ugly-cute and have a neat haircut.
Tho honestly I'd rather men just be able to advertise with their face too desu. It's annoying that only one gender gets to do this.
ITT: good short stories, especially ones with dark themes
cloud castle lake -nabby
>>7818207
In the Heart of the Heart of the Country.
are their writings/subjects similar to each other?
what's the differance?
>>7818155
W H A T
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Just read a book and stop being so fucking lazy
>>7818155
Pinecone is more of a textbook postmodernist while DFW (unsuccessfully) tried to eschew postmodernism or go back to a state before it by intentionally emphasizing its flaws.
What did he (as in the author, Stephen King) mean by this?
Check me digs xD
>>7817963
He bit off more than he could chew and almost shelved the book entirely.Then he had the epiphany that he could just kill half the cast and send Oprah into the desert on a randumb spirit journey back to her home planet.
>>7817963
Harold Lauder IS /lit9k/