>he frequently thinks of scenarios where he's a famous

i read the commitments series by roddy doyle too OP. your picture needs more trumpets

>he has long-term goals and high aspirations, and isn't content to line up at the trough and eat the slop like the rest of the pigs

>he is unhappy because of the things he has done to himself
>he knows how to change things but doesn't bother because he lost his will to change somewhere when he self-inflicted depression on himself
>he believes that there will come a turning point, from within him or outside force, that will change him
>he believes that literature is making him smarter, and therefor sadder
>he doesn't see the correlation between his self-inflected misunderstanding and genuine hate of other's happiness

>he imagines himself as a qt grill booktuber
> how's it going fellow bookworms :^)

>>9604255
what kind of thoughts did the characters have?

great thread sure hope it stays up retard

>>9604244
>He

>>9605339
>dislikes thread
>bumps it

niga wut

>>9604244
>tfw I relate (except for "reads classic authors and thinks that it's nothing special")

>>9605339
retard

how do people who project this hard even find /lit/?

>>9607448
what do you mean?

>>9604244
>he frequently thinks of scenarios where he's a famous author giving interviews

So, anon, what are the most important themes that literature should address?

>>9607485
eros and tanatos obviously

>>9604244
Fucking Wojak poster, just write about this "person's life" and when you end up giving interviews, claim that all of it was just irony.

INTERVIEWER: Hi there. Let's get started. We were able to dig up some posts you made on the website 4chan.org in the early part of the decade, and we were just wondering...

["Curb Your Enthusiasm" theme plays]

>you will never have that one journalist you act really cold towards but actually really enjoy talking to

>the cameraman will never be rude to you

>>9604244
>he criticizes others failures because he has only begun to shed his failings