/lit/ - Literature

Why did you delete the "do you think there will be a new form of art" thread, janny?
It wasn't purely literature, but it was related and there was an interesting debate going on.
Why do you absolutely have to ruin the board, janny, please tell me, I don't get it.

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You cursed me, witch
I was having a very nice day and all of the sudden it turned to shit

Here's my novella idea, /lit/: the MC (an American self-insert who experiences massive ressentiment and schadenfreude) becomes aware that he will never be a great literary figure, like the FRENCH JEWRY. The more "our" character learns about literature and French jews, the more he understands himself to be their inferior, and the more, therefore, he hates them, despite being drawn to great literature. "Our" character develops a love/hate relationship with French culture, lamenting its jewish influence (despite actually understanding that its jewish influence is one of its greatest assets, though not wanting to acknowledge this). One day, he finds a piece of alien technology abandoned in the woods (a la The Guyver), which he uses to begin killing the French jewry in large numbers. He is ultimately stopped, and certain procedural details flesh out the novella and make it culturally relevant.

Who else has a difficult time meeting word/page count requirements on assignments. I can never ever fucking do it, my point always gets across long before I come close. I always have to inflate my work with worthless fluff afterwards so I don't automatically fail.