/lit/ - Literature

>tfw proselet who can't into lyrical writing

The only one I enjoyed so far was Homer

>tfw I finally understand Marx

>>10458782
>being such a brainlet
Why do you even browse /lit/?

>>10447916
if it fell you'd probably want a lot of "muh tribe > yours" people on your side.

>>10439354
>If you disagree with my pet thinker it means you haven't read him

Suck a cock, I bet I read more of him than you have

>be me
>start reading a nice book
>enjoy myself
>get halfway through the book
>put it down for a couple of days
>never read it again

How do I stop myself from doing this? I think it is an attention span problem.

Have any of you overcome this issue?

Is Hamlet the most /lit/ of Shakespeare's plays?

>Hamlet act 3 scene 1

>Should I live or shouldn't I? That's the topic I'm currently contemplating.

With those words he presented another man without a hat, and also with a
cigar, and also surrounded with a halo of ale and tobacco smoke, which
man, though not so excited as himself, was in a state which would have
been akin to lunacy but for its fading into sober method when compared
with the rampancy of Mr Pancks.

‘Mr Clennam, Mr Rugg,’ said Pancks. ‘Stop a moment. Come to the pump.’

They adjourned to the pump. Mr Pancks, instantly putting his head under
the spout, requested Mr Rugg to take a good strong turn at the handle.
Mr Rugg complying to the letter, Mr Pancks came forth snorting and
blowing to some purpose, and dried himself on his handkerchief.

‘I am the clearer for that,’ he gasped to Clennam standing astonished.
‘But upon my soul, to hear her father making speeches in that chair,
knowing what we know, and to see her up in that room in that dress,
knowing what we know, is enough to--give me a back, Mr Rugg--a little
higher, sir,--that’ll do!’

Then and there, on that Marshalsea pavement, in the shades of evening,
did Mr Pancks, of all mankind, fly over the head and shoulders of Mr
Rugg of Pentonville, General Agent, Accountant, and Recoverer of Debts.
Alighting on his feet, he took Clennam by the button-hole, led him
behind the pump, and pantingly produced from his pocket a bundle of
papers.

Flowers for Algernon
>It's nice to have friends

hehah

>>10419208
>Political spectrum

>>10410037
>I just like things

>>10396504
> Its Latin and thousands of years old
> Odyssey
> Its Latin

>>10376771
>cultural marxism

HURRRR WHITE NASHUNALIZM DURRRRRRR. PEOPLE OF DIFFERENT RACES ARE IMHERENTLY DIFFERENT SOMEHOW. WHITE PEOPLE ARE IMPORTANT HURRRRRRRRRR

>>10381210
>a vector is actually a group

>>10376179
>he was the father of marco-economics

>what was Tolkien's tax policy?

>>10356761
>see-ya!

>>10355077
MORE EQUALS BETTER

>>10349838
>clinical psychologists

>>10349262
>b-but what about /pol/

>>10340914
>do you use syllogism? then you're a philosopher
>do you believe in equality? then you're a feminist

>>10305397
That the Homeric poems are utterly fictional with very little historical correspondence and that the largesse of Menelaus to Telemachus was just a manifestation of a gift economy rather than heroic magnanimy