/lit/ - Literature

Is there a book that'd remove all my fears of killing myself?

>inb4 nooo don't do it
just stop

How come Europeans write so well?

>>15336533
i like your answers, you seem like you have your heart in the right place, a real spark, the potential of a weltgeist; sorry if i asked you this previously, hard to keep track of who is who here, but have you published anything/have any samples? is this anon >>15336360 you?
what part of the country are you currently residing in?

>>15336572
your answers are like daydreams--i really love them. tell me, anon: this image you describe, of tall grass and oaks and your family--what colors do you see? what objects, however trivial or small, begin to enter the frame when you concentrate harder? what are you wearing?
most importantly: when was the last time that reality offered an analogous or parallel FEELING that this image births in you? can you pinpoint an experience that shared the same aesthetic root?
you strike me as a deep man, anon. where are you from?

>>15198903
>>15197892

yeah i'm sold. whereabouts you at? i got 15,000 books. lets be friends, lets hang.

What's the best romantic book you've ever read?

>fortunate enough to have English as his native tongue
>fortunate enough to be born into the most expressive language in the world
>fortunate enough to speak a language with most potential readers.
>still haven't written his masterpiece
explain yourself

>lowest art form
>highest art form
>one underrated book
>one overrated book

I spend my free time playing different romantic scenarios in my head. My social media activity almost entirely comprises browsing through wholesome romantic memes and pages. I bask in strange, intense happiness when I read romantic books.
Are these normal for a man? I always had the idea that this obsession with love and relationship are feminine traits. Does this happen to you too?

I spend a large portion of my free time playing different romantic scenarios in my head. My social media activity mostly consists of browsing through wholesome romantic memes, and I feel strange, intense happiness when I see particularly good ones.
Are these normal for a man? I always had the idea that obsession as these are feminine traits.
Like a lot of you, I too hold writing ambitions that are yet to go anywhere.
But if they ever do, however, is it a fair assumption that I'll be good at writing romance having this 'feminine' side in me as a leverage?