/lit/ - Literature

What’s the best literature related subreddit?

>Ulysses is unreadable. If you threw a dictionary in a wood-chipper it would come up with a very accurate and thematically similar sequel.

>Reading Infinite Jest is like feeling around in a dark room full of mouse-traps. Sometimes you manage to find one and figure out how to disarm it, but it's more painful to keep going and in the end isn't worth it.

>Gravity's Rainbow is sort of like listening to the radio when you're driving from one town to another and both towns have a station on the same frequency. In this case, one town has a WWII channel and the other is a hippy poetry slam but you can't hear either one clearly and you'd rather just turn the radio off.

>I may just be an idiot but I didn't care for any of them.

What's the most cringeworthy literary review you've ever read?

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Boy I am so glad that we made this place more like home! Isn’t that right r_pol?