/lit/ - Literature

>>20457881
>but they're to be succeded by adult literature when the mind's ready.
OK I can get behind that idea. However, are you sure that reading YA novels will really get kids into tougher works? Often the difficulty of classics comes from the fuckton of antiquated cultural stuff that requires you to google something 5 times a page, and the much more nuanced and complex, "difficult" themes. Difficult and more challenging thematic works are present in all forms of media, from movies to videogames, but you don't see movie and videogame junkies naturally transitioning to that harder stuff. I question if reading would be any different. You'd have more luck introducing harder classic works to a guy that watches similarly challenging movies than a YA novel fan.

My personal master plan for educating the public is creating an addicting tropey free videogame which forces players into difficult ethical and moral dilemmas once they're hooked. Sorta like undertale desu

>>11862989
Trannies disgust me but this board has definitely lead to me beating off to some fatass fags with very feminine hips.
Though apparently the greeks were gay as fuck so I don't let it bother me.