I know we have a /crit/ general, but why not a /writing/ general?

I completely agree anon but most of /lit/ comes here for validation and anything that could possibly combat their tiny minds poses a humanitarian threat.

Anyway, what shall we discuss through dialectic means.

Sounds good. I'm currently almost done with a novel, and am planning out my next one.

writing uses letters

>>9783726
a lot of them, turns out.

>>9783628
>why not a /writing/ general?

Consider that /lit/ is already a writing general, only without the pretense of talking about ourselves or our process we talk about great works: meme fiction, philosophy and theology lately. Seems a potent brew for new ideas imo. There are other forums on the internet where people take their time and put forward thoughtful, useful information on writing. The anonymous nature of /lit/ does not reward that sort of behavior. And that's fine. Also this board is full of faggots.

>>9783628
thought is no end in itself. people should look for the truth, and hold it tightly when they find it

If we come up with something that /lit/ likes I'm sure the mods will try and shut it down in due time. They seem to be doing that a lot more lately.