everyone here hates him but i've never seen a criticism outside of
>chomsky lol
>he sucks
>he's an idiot
why is he so wrong?
He plays it safe.
My only complaint is he isn't willing to question 9/11 the same way he did for the other stuff, even though it is so tantamount to current US foreign policy.
No matter how he writes if off, it is still a gaping hole.
>>5735959
hes not as edgy as other pop-philosophers.
This is the same board that likes Lacan and Zizek, remember. Chomsky's work in linguistics is great, but his political stuff should probably be ignored.
Write drunk, edit sober? More like write drunk, throw everything in the trash the next day. This is the kind of insane trite I write when I'm shitfaced. It's always some sort of nonsensical erotic fiction. Worst part is I blackout and don't ever remember writing it, so I'm not sure if I do it as a joke or if I'm an actual retard.
>>5713424
Fuck m8 that's pure gold, you don't even need to edit that.
>>5713424
>hornily
haha good stuff op
>>5713424
>so Im not sure if I do it as a joke or if I'm an actual retard.
I love you anon, keep on trolling yourself.
/lit/ I think we should Attempt the impossible. We write a coherent novel, with an actual plot, readable writing, and less forced memes. I know it seems impossible since the last attempts have ended dreadfully but I believe they were just learning mechanisms so that we can improve our way of handling how we do things.
I think the best way to handle how we choose the plot is by rolling or deciding it as a group. Once one is chosen we can select a subgenere just for specifics.
Fantasy- High, urban
Scifi- hard or space opera
Realistic Fiction-
Historical fiction-
Mystery-
Thriller-
Horror-
Romance
Perspective and structure can also be rolled, depending if we want a 1st person, 3person Or
Pulp style,Connected short stories, Etc.
Characters, setting, and other things will be decided as a group and all work submitted will we looked over before be integrated.
Horror, first person, neolithic setting
go
>>5701884
That'd be intriguing, hopefully this thread takes off.
High-Fantasy Mystery set in Bronze age civilization.
story is third person perspective but sometimes a narrator whom is the literal embodiment of /lit/ starts talking about how shit the story is and how everyone involved should just kill themselves; how gay all the characters are ETC.
What does /lit/ think about tattoos, specifically literary ones? Do any /lit/izens have any tattoos? Here's mine.
Tattoos are for poor people.
degeneracy
>>5680148
>Here's mine.
No it isn't.
Post another pic and we'll believe you.
Hey /lit/, do you guys have charts like /tv/ of /mu/ does?
Pic very related
Do /tv/ and /mu/ have stickies you're meant to read before shitting up the board or are they already just shit?
>>5652578
> already just shit?
Judging from OP's picture, that
Does free will exist?
>>5621485
does it matter?
Not a mean thing, but really do you think it matters?
Did you to choose to create this thread or was it predetermined?
>>5621491
General curiosity
ITT: best book you've read so far this year
>implying I've read any books this year
>>5598648
This, I don't get how people get motivated to read or do anything anymore.
trying to into reading. is this list good?
>>5585193
lol. i meant this
>>5585200
The divine comedy, war and peace...
Ya that's a great start for someone trying to spark an interest in reading;
Can we all say 'pretentious' simultaneously?
I can't find the "starter kit" image, but you should check out the sticky, OP.
/lit/, I've never really read much poetry but I'd like to start. Where should I begin?
>>5581421
poe, frost, and shakespeare are great starts for a novice. maybe byron, keats, and whitman after.
>>5581446
>Shakespeare
>Great start for a novice
Oh boy.
>>5581421
You're in luck and you've come to the right place. There one or a couple of douches on /lit/ who love to post their poetry all day every day.
Poetry is dead and you shouldn't want to get into it at all, but I won't stop you.
What are some classics that deal with loneliness?
Stoner.
>>5564229
Notes from the underground.
>>5564229
Why is this picture posted so much now
Hello /lit/ I come from /a/. I am sick of being a mangafag and hunger for a world of carefully crafted stories.
Have I come to the right place?
If you're expecting moeshit and waifufagging, no
>>5573590
>moeshit and waifufagging
That's why I ran from that place anon.
You have found your salvation.
I am tormented by the specters of beautiful young women I know and their expectations
>>5566753
Join the club.
>>5566753
That's your fault, OP.
do you think dogs are tormented by the specters of the beautiful cars they chase and their expectations?
that's my latest metaphor for sex. it's a feeling designed to make you have children. if you're not doing it for reproduction, the act is essentially as empty as a dog chasing a car.
What do you think Jacques Lacan would say about dudes with waifus?
i only go on this board...what exactly is a waifu? what does it mean to "have" a waifu?
>>5534556
A cartoon character girlfriend, basically.
Some silly bullshit scarcely worth note.
Is /Lit/ into programming?
How do you see the future of writing? There is a robot today that can write 2000 articles per second and you can't tell that it was not written by a human.
Reuters uses and some other news agencies as well. And there are more coming?
>>5509021
>There is a robot today that can write 2000 articles per second and you can't tell that it was not written by a human.
Source?
>And there are more coming?
When a computer will be able to write books, a computer will also be able to code (program). So programmers will be as obsolete as writers. If it comes to that.
>>5509038
>Source?
http://contently.com/strategist/2014/09/17/does-your-brand-newsroom-need-a-robot-writer/
>>5509021
>you can't tell that it was not written by a human.
I highly doubt it.
Hi /lit/
I need some entry level books to read. I recently finished Cat's Cradle by Vonnegut and it was pretty good, not too advanced english either.
tl;dr recommend me some entry level books with not too advanced english
Yes, I've read the wiki already.
>>5493988
The Old Man and the Sea
The Trial
1984
Catcher in the rye
American Psycho
Flowers for Algernon
Fahrenheit 451
>>5494011
The Trial is hard, at least it was for me.