/lit/ - Literature

>>15925539
>fuck chinkshit

Careful now, son.

>>14191456
Based. the only good american poet was Pound and he knew how ugly English was, that's why most of his poems have huge portions in other more beautiful languages such as Italian, Spanish, Chinese, etc.

>>14087208

More boobs. There should be more boobs on the covers. More pictures of boobs in books.

Maybe some boobs advertising for books. Some boobs in like reading videos for books. All booktubers should have boobs. You should have to suck a nipple to open a book. It should be the locking mechanism. Books should be locked for people who don't have the will to suck a nipple to open them. Books are an act of will, you know, sexy will. So this will make them more popular to the right crowd.

Boob headphones for noise cancelling. For reading, your head is hugged by boobs.

You grow boobs. Take hormones. You can play with your titties while you're reading. It's a literary activity, boobs. They look cozy, right? You can bundle up with your boobs. Cuddle with your boobs. Normal stuff. Stuff normies do. This'll make reading more appealing. Boobs.

Just. Boobs.

>>6686860
Honestly I do not think it matters that much unless you get a completely horrible one.

I have the Fitzgerald translation (not the quote, that is Pope) and yeah, it isn't as flowery or striking as Pope but it far quicker and to the point.

>>6533898
How does this compare to Garner's Modern American Usage?

Once I opened up Modern American Usage I was surprised to find it in the format it was in. Just A-Z on words and topics.

Is there a worse form of edgy pseudo-intellectual posturing than to say you appreciate de Sade's works?