/lit/ - Literature

>see book related thread with a suspiciously large amount of replies
>turns out it's just people posting birthday cakes
anyway ethan frome was pretty fucked up

>>13433982
The future.

>>10684150
la creatura...

I'm a chem major and have little experience writing. Though back in highschool I was top of the class in AP Lang and Lit. I've taken one English class (Rhetoric & Grammar) in college and it's fucking garbage compared to the class I took in highschool. Literally pure politics, barely any writing.

I've always wanted to write a book for the longest time. Problem is that as soon as I open up Word I lose all motivation. I also lack discipline. How do I discipline myself to write every day?

No thoughts on these? Not even Hemingway or City on Fire?

OP here again. I would assume GR is still considered the best. Vineland is the worst, and either Inherent Vice or Bleeding Edge is second worst. Mason and Dixon is still very hard up (although fuck knows why).

>>6700622
>r9k is bad
I fucking love this meme!
/r9k/ is the /b/ for older people and that's what makes it so nice. Sure it's mostly shit, but there are le feels to be had!