/lit/ - Literature

I started reading this book but it just rips of star wars. Why do people like this book when it is plagerism?

>>9595892
Genuinely not true, this post triggered me so much grrrr

> watching Macbeth with Michael Fassbender on TV
> it's OK
> family come into the room to watch TV
> "which xmen is this? when did magneto travel back in time?"
> tell them it's macbeth
> "oh isn't that the bad luck play?" "Oh yes oh yes it's so bad luck nobody plays it anymore" "oh god that's scary"

>>9334997
> people like this
> regularly visiting a board dedicated to reading literature

>>9164920
> "why do I need to read it again, I know what the twist is"

> Bram Stoker's Dracula
> Richard Adams' Watership Down
> Yukio Mishima's The Sound of Waves
> Cervante's Don Quixote
> Joseph Conrad's Heart of Darkness

I swear that I'm not straight out of high school and that I have been reading recreationally for a while now but I know what it looks like.

>>9064457
Is Milo as hate-spreading as people claim he is? After hearing about the UC Berkeley riot and some of the protests/disruptions he gets at his speeches/shows, I'm curious. Everything I've seen the guy do so far, video interviews and some of the recaps of his tours seems fairly rational, even though I wouldn't consider myself right-wing at all. Is there something I'm not quite seeing here?

>>8351453

>>8338530
s-so do I