I saw one of my lit professors was talking about Ambrose Bierce in another one of his classes the other day.
My dick hurts
Saying that doesn't make me popular, so it must make me a genius
Rob a store
Fuck a whore
Do the time
Blame whitey for your crimes, repeat
That's all you niggers do
I still hate all you spooks and your dirty feet
Now you want to start a movement that berates the boys in blue for doing their job
Fucking niggers, looks like you just made it easier for us to form a lynch mob
Gather all your baboon faces from your baboon places
And we'll get our AKs and have our way
When the race war comes, we'll end it all in the matter of a single day
Triple K
That's who you're fucking with
White might is not a great myth
We'll hang you niglets on the strongest of the widths
And we won't have to hear your BLM bullshit
-Christopher "moot" Poole
What did he mean by this?
Slam poetry is the lowest form of troll
>>7643285
I love Moonman too Anon.
Who else is only on /lit/ because their internet connection is too slow for anything but text and images under 1mb.
Hey George. Sorry to hear about Jeb! Hope you are having fun working on your amazing works of art.
-Sincerely, Patriots.
>>7643180
Australian here. I know that feel
4Chan users are a different breed. We have similar tastes. We need to stick together.
If you are a writer with Facebook or Twitter to promote yourself share it in this thread. We can work together on book reviews, retweets, shares & all that stuff. Be sure to announce follow back everyone from /lit/.
checkout the tinychat group /4chanlit
it might be for you
Hello $chan Literature, its is me, FatherDoubles. Let's have a discussion on my favorite book, Gravity's Rainbow.
The way Pynchon can spin a character around is great and phenomenall. My favorite character in this book would be Jason , and int he chapter when he goes into his friends house to talk about the milititary plans is both a supporting of Absurdity and postmodernism hilarity. I found it hilarious. But, as with usual, this only ,y opinion.
Please post in this chat you favorite chapter of the book that you did read and laugh while reading. Thanks and advance. Let;s keep it civil!
epic thread dubs. you high again?
Hey iq, fuck you. Stop making threads of me.
- fr dubs
Where is clover? I miss the fuck out of her - guys everywhere
I just finished my novel.
The final line is trite, sentimental garbage.
Help!
She needs more defined knees.
>>7643041
>The final line is trite, sentimental garbage.
Just call it New Sincerity
>>7643041
>needs help with last line
>doesn't post last line
>mfw
hey /lit/ i need your help finding a short story i read a long time ago. i'll greentext as much as i can remember if that helps
>everyone in the world is connected by invisible strings
>no one can see the strings
>one day the protag wakes up and sees the strings everywhere
>he himself is not tied to any strings, but everyone else is, and they don't notice
>he goes to his female friend's house and unties her from the strings
>suddenly she can see them too
>then they see these goblin-like creatures tying strings around
>something something the strings are a metaphor for the lack of free will
>protag wakes up, sees no strings
>was it all a dream or is he tied in the strings again???
any help would be greatly appreciated. pic related i found by googling "goblin strings"
>>7642858
sounds like a cool short story, wish i could help
>>7642866
>cool short story
bro
>>7642858
String Theory
Learned about this recently, strongly considering picking it up. Anything that I should read as primer beforehand, to perhaps familiarize myself with the events of the time?
[[epic /lit/ memes intensify]]
What does /lit/ think of contemporaries such as Zadie Smith, Dave Eggers, and Jon Franzen? I never see any discussion of them on here, and I'm still building up a more classical literary base, but eventually I want to have someone I can talk to my friends about.
Opinions on the above authors mentioned, or other suggestions of contemporary authors that aren'tutter trash?
Eggers' short stories are good, but over any real length he wears on me.
Elena Ferrante was recommended to me recently, so I can pass on that rec (along with the advice to ignore the terrible covers)
>>7642565
>Zadie Smith, Dave Eggers, and Jon Franzen
They're awful, especially Eggers. I haven't read any of them though.
Sorry to dump this stuff on you, /lit/.
I'm a fairly /lit/erate person, I'm not an idiot when it comes to writing (I do freelance for a paper, actually) and at my uni we're having a big assignment soon. I have to compare Romeo and Juliet to To Kill A Mockingbird by how the two contrast in the themes of fear and hope or love and desperation. Romeo and Juliet is easy, but TKAM? Literally nothing happens!
TL;DR I need some ideas for a comparative essay, help me, I beg of you.
>>7642261
I don't think any university would ever make you compare Romeo and Juliet to To Kill A Mockingbird.
>>7642267
well, it is. My professor is a hardass
>>7642261
Just mention how both TKAM and R&J present situations concerning hope in the face of the inevitable. TKAM has Tom Robinson, the black man accused of rape during a time when there was an enormous stigma against black people, with zero hope of ever being proclaimed innocent, while Romeo and Juliet fall in love and try to keep their affair going despite the mounting angers of both families. Both eventually climax in a permanent end, a death (of Robinson and Romeo/Juliet) voiding the entire story, ending the hope.
Have you ever read an polish writer book?
inb4 Lem
>>7642236
*any
>>7642236
quo vadis
street of crocodiles by bruno schulz
some poetry compilation by szymborska
would like to read pan tadeusz eventually but it's intimidating
Have any of you read this?
Is it worth reading?
It seems to have an eerie atmosphere which I enjoy
Are you a marxist?
Can you stand books with good settings and awful characters?
>>7642093
>awful characters
Kill yourself nigger.
Hey /lit/
I've been wanting to read this book for a while now. Still need help on making a decision
read it you faggot
also start with the greeks
(not a meme for once cause you'll really fucking need it for part 2)
where this fuck can i get a copy of that its like i never see a whole translation usually searched give thomas mann's remake
>>7641725
? are you searching doctor faustus? just search goethe's faust.
also pic in OP cuts out most of part 2 so its not a whole translation.
So /lit/,
Who are the best lyricists of 21st century?
kanye west
John S. Hall
Kendrick Lamar
I thought you all were joking about this, but no. It's very real.
What book?
>>7640510
Infinite Jest, page 47.
What's wrong with it?