/lit/ - Literature

>>13558844
Unironically it's mine, and I consistently find pride in the combination of how the cover turned out especially in relation to the title and the content.

>>10433555
This, I figure. It can also feed inherent interests, for instance my love of history makes historical fiction that much more enjoyable provided it's done in a realistic manner. There's also erotic fiction which can be rather thrilling, humans are pretty sexual animals after all. Another reason to consume fiction? It makes me money and food tastes good. Non-fiction can also achieve this, pic related.

>>10402188
Probably better than mine. Wrote my first non-fiction recently, got a few sales but nothing spectacular. There's not all that many right-wing writers out there, I find.