Blast from the past 2016 slam poetry thread.
https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=w6CCePrJlaU
>>7561029
>pretentious presentation
>wahh us women are persecuted and objectified and men are evil and have high standards
>dude adultery lmao
>all in a SLAM POEM
YOUR NEW EMPIRE?
>>7561029
She really does have good blowjob eyes...that haircut though holy fuck
>tfw you frame and incite conflict among your family members to see how they react to get ideas for your writing
I'm telling Mom.
>tfw summer is all year on /lit/
>>7560700
Actually summer I probably the best here because you don't get dumb students making "just finished _____ what did you guys think about it" threads
Where can/should I submit poetry to be published?
I write in basically all forms, but mostly write prose fiction. I've have had a few short stories published, but by some stroke of luck, my poetry has been atypically good in the last few weeks.
I have a couple of poems that I think are good enough for publication, but since I'm effectively new to poetry, I don't know where I should send them off to. What are some magazines or journals that are currently accepting unsolicited poetry submissions?
>>7560562
there's so much shitty poetry out there that even the best magazines print it. There's probably maybe less than half a dozen good living poets right now, so really, there's no competition. If you want to publish you can.
Publishing isn't the concern of a poet. Writing poetry is. You can either look to be a published poet or first look to be a poet. Up to you.
Post a poem.
>>7560739
>Post a poem.
I'll add this: if you post it, I'll tell you in detail why your poem isn't up to par and you have years to go before you're a good poet, if ever. I'll give you a few paragraphs.
>>7560739
Way to not answer his question
Are his writings worth reading, or "dude weed" incoherent hippie trash?
the latter
Alan Watts is similar and more respectable
>reading about hallucinogens and not experiencing it for yourself
Also t.mac is a wank...honestly there is no /lit/ from that era (excluding perhaps "One Flew Over...")
>>7560521
What are you looking for?
hallucinogens?
try Doors of Perception, Electric kool aid acid test, or anything by PKD
hippy things?
try Drop City
>when a patrician sees you reading plebshit
>e-reader
>patrician
>>7560262
>patrician
>those shoes
he had one job
>e-reader
>patrician
I'm going to a bookstore later tonight, any recommendations?
I have very few physical books right now so anything is welcome.
>>7559901
Summa Theologiae
Gold Fame Cirtus by Claire Vaye Watkins
Not on Fire But Burning by Greg Hrbek
Seveneves by Neil Stephenson
The Water Knife by Paolo Bachigalupi
Futuristic Violence and Fancy Suits by David Wong
The Three-Body Problem by Cixin Liu
>>7559901
Grab a bunch of Penguin classics.
Fourteen Byzantine Rulers
Is it correct to say that in order for the Nietzschean Ubermensch to obtain moral autonomy 'beyond good and evil' he should live his life as if his existence was a work of art?
>...and that's when I realized I was finally beyond good and evil.
FRIEDRICH YOU FUCKING HACK
>>7559600
stfu noob, übermeansch is a spook
Nietzschean Ubermenschen are invariably sociopaths. If you have any sense of morality or empathy, you can't be "beyond" good and evil. I know I'm not, and I'm not ashamed to say so.
/lit/, how does one get into an ivy league college school of law? What can I read to make me stand out?
Pic related: my current read.
If you're serious: toss all the fiction, read LSAT prep books.
if you want to boost your iq, read less borges
Be black
I just read this and I have to say it was pretty good for what it was.
>>7559166
>reading for pout
>>7559183
what/
>>7559183
>not reading for pout
fuck off, newfag
What r sum GOOD books for people w/ baby brains?
infinite jest
The Stranger
Siddhartha
Tolstoy
Blood Meridian
One Hundred Years of Solitude
Dubliners
>forget the glass slippers, this princess wears running shoes
The layers within this single image...
post a writer
identify the spooks they're haunted by
>writer
/lit/
>spooks
ideology
Jesus
>>7558660
end of the world is coming soon
So I've gotten Thinking, Fast and Slow by Daniel Kahneman a while back at the suggestion of someone, and I'm on chapter 4 right now (image related) And its really getting difficult to stay in into it, The book is supposed to be about how thinking processes work an the types they are separated into, but even this early into it there is so much just wild swinging around.
When a book tells you to read two words, then goes onto a paragraph explaining your reaction and thought process and manages to get every single thing wrong, its really hard to believe there's anything worth reading further on.
Has anyone else read it? Does it get better or am I better off just saving my time and going to something else?
I speedread your post in under 4 seconds.Yes I saged
>>7558595
>I speedread your post in under 4 seconds.
No you didn't.
OP, when will people realize behavioral economics is a crock of shit? he brought something new to the table but its straight up psych bullshit, no real econ insight. he should have devoted his efforts on providing a more rigorous treatment of economics as a branch of applied math, imho.
Which Odyssey translation do I read?
Fitzgerald's
Fitzgerald
fagles
What Bible translation do you guys prefer? I like the King James Version, but I just started reading the Orthodox New Testament (they're still working on the OT--this is not the same version as the Orthodox Study Bible, which is a tweaked NKJV, this is a totally new translation), and I gotta say, I really, really like it. The commentary and translation are both top tier.
If you Google, "Eastern Orthodox New Testament pdf", it will be the first link, you can take a look for yourselves.
I don't know. I've read just KJV and now reading NIV. Will read ESV and NRSV next.
>not reading the Bible everyday for the rest of your life
>not reading all major translations
>>7558186
A lot of the translations are awful. NIV and NRSV included
>>7558192
What's bad about them exactly?
Which position does /lit/ read in?
>walking around in backyard master race
>he reads in natural light
say goodbye eyes
sitting or lying in bed
I pace back and forth while reading.