If gentoo is what /g/ reccomends to new computer programmers and Loomis is what /ic/ recommends to new artists, What would /lit/ recommend to new writers?
Give up.
>>8318891
Kills yourself, nerd
>>8318895
this and charts
>>8318891
reading the greeks, and then the rest of the canon
>>8318891
This works for me.
>>8318891
Gentoo and Loomis are shit so I guess that Stephen King book?
>>8318891
start with the greeks
i.e. read first
Oh fuck yeah, I remember Bonus Stage
>>8319024
when do you start writing
>>8321596
when you've got something to write about.
>>8321596
whenever you feel like
but don't fucking publish
you're not going to sell shit faggot
nobody will read your self-masturbatory drivel
And if you need advice on writing you're not made for it fag
>>8318895
This.
I use wordpad to write personally
>>8321604
T. Retard
And the answer to OP is " Start with the Greeks", across the board
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If you plan on writing you have no right to be ignorant of Homer
>>8321596
All the time
Re-writing / revision is muy importante
New poets should read:
Gerard Manley Hopkins - Collected Poems
John Berryman - Dreams Songs, Sonnets to Chris
New short story writers should read:
Lydia Davis - Collected Stories
Thomas Bernhard - The Voice Imitator
Hermann Hesse - Siddhartha
John Williams - Stoner
Virginia Woolf - Orlando
Yukio Mishima - Temple of the Golden Pavilion
Ernest Hemingway - The Sun Also Rises
John Steinbeck - Of Mice and Men
F. Scott Fitzgerald - Tender Is the Night
Junot Diaz - The Brief, Wondrous Life of Oscar Wao
J.D. Salinger - Catcher in the Ryegate
George Orwell - 1984