Hey /lit/, I wanted to ask about books that explain the finer

>>7233013
>/lit
>knowing anything about language

i think u got rused anon

>>7233022
I don't know about that, /lit/ says a lot of dumb stuff but I think that they have a good deal of knowledge in some respects.

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>2k15
>reading in english

stay pleb

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>>7233036
>typing in english while shitting on it
stay incomprehensible

Hello

>>7233042
>waaah he insulted my pleb language

i only type in it because you fucking retards on this board don't know any other ones if I just said: anon Sie eine massive verdammte Schwuchtel bist. you'd scratch your monkey head in confusion, you should be thanking me for using this filthy anglo speak to begin with, fuckface.

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>>7233056
>he used google translate to pretend he spoke german

Pleb filth.

Jesus Christ, this board is fucking pathetic.

>>7233013
The only thing I can think of is Strunk and White's "The Elements of Style," and it's more oriented towards learning how to write better. Still, it's a fun read and I'd recommend it anyway.

I'm having trouble thinking of anything good for analyzing a writing style. You hear things, like how good writers avoid adjectives and stuff like that, but I've never read a book on the subject.

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