/lit/ - Literature

you don't get it

>>19662324
>books for this feel?
The Tartar Steppe

>>14907486
I got over it and started writing again, but thanks
coincidentally it came back just as I logged on to begin working remotely

are books sexual?

>>14355984
this thread alone is proof enough that /lit/ is full of thirsty coomers (except for that lesbian butter-mommy) admiring shittiest literature just because an author has a cunt.

SAGE.

>>14194072
What kinds of things would you want to see discussed?
Definitely not its-hard-out-there type of story. Try to make it as unrelated as possible to the profession of getting undressed in public.
>What kind of answers do you hope to see illustrated by a manuscript such as this?
I'm not interested in strip-club setting per se, so if I wanted to learn more about it, I'd go there. So ask a non-strip-club related question.
>What would make this of your interest.
That it's not about nudity, getting drunk just because these things happen in strip clubs.

What I say; take the strip club as a setting not as the subject. Otherwise it'd be quite boring.

Or take the Melville road and make it autistically about the details of stripping and pole dancing while pointing out to something metaphysical. Though, that's hard to achieve.

Any books that will make my bloated ego even bigger? I want to be become the absolute alpha.