/lit/ - Literature

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>things can't fundamentally change, its just quantity being shifted around.
Holy shit your brain on Marxism. Something being shifted around is it changing locations. There is temporality inherent in something that moves from one state to another.

>just finished reading Beowulf in the original
Fuck man, that was beautiful. Especially the final 'chapter.' What a gem.

Being a student of OE doesn't seem so useless now even if I starve one day.

What are your latest literary discoveries that affected you the most?

commit some crimes that make national news and then wait out your prison sentence
~not an endorsement of criminal activity ;)

I'm a brainlet from /fit/ and I want to get into literature. It is difficult for me to pay attention to a book long enough to finish it. Is there any way I can work on my reading stamina?

please help me I will give fitness advice if you want

This is tough for me to admit. But I am quite a jaded 25 year old who feels I have too many facts and not enough experience. Like Good Will Hunting with a broken heart thrown in.


People say I always appear lost in my thoughts. Tall order, but what do you guys recommend will open my mind a bit?

Love is everything you feel and do, because she matters to you more than others and yourself.