/lit/ - Literature

>>11551774
>christian hedonism
What kind of Satanic kikery is this?

>had had

>>11280264

>go into Heart of Darkness thinking it's going to be horribly racist
>the book is actually anti-racist
I don't get it.

https://youtu.be/oBMYa-dJWm8

>>9374591
>modern literature
>(2005 - present)

The word you're thinking of is "contemporary", you fucking pseud.

>>9359971
>rato

Why was Vodalus being such a dick in book 4?

>>8757206
Nice bait.

>reading

>>8279945
>>8280016
>I'm a man of simple taste.
Yes, yes you are.
At least try watching a Bergman film or something man.

>>8264136
pretty much.

Notepad/phone/random pieces of paper are for new ideas since I'll forget anything I haven't written down after 10 minutes. Google docs is for the rare occasion I am writing on a computer that isn't mine like at school. Openoffice is my just write processor. No distractions, not even my notes for the very scene I'm writing.

Scrivener is what I use for editing. It has a nice format to keep track of all your ideas, though the word processor itself is pretty basic. That said, I find it very easy to compare what I have written with what my notes intended so I can fix any discrepancies or contradictions. Also helps for making sure my scenes are consistent with one another. All in one program for convenience.

I don't believe this system is necessary for everyone that it is the best one. This one just so happens to work for me for whatever reason.

>>8264183
my own hand writing makes me sick. Besides, cursive is for losers of a bygone age anyway.

The Pale King - David Foster Wallace

/lit/ stuff that triggers you

when people don't use the oxford comma

>>6793902
> How many times have you thrown yourself at something, trying hard to achieve, only to win a prize worth less to you then the test itself?
...I can't think of a single time.

Kristy, go to bed.

>having any sort of convictions or creative worth