/lit/ - Literature

OP, do you know you are a fucking stupid sack of shit? Do you realize you're trash?

Look at this fucking stupid thread you've made. What in this thread is related to literature or philosophy? It's a fucking YouTube thread. This thread is off topic and only encourages shitposters.

Do you know that I hate you, OP, and everyone who posts in this thread? Do you know that I wish all of you were dead? Because I do. Fucking garbage.

Nobody who says "I'd rather be in Heaven than in Hell" has a proper conception of either realm.

Does anybody actually read poetry any more?

>>11018790
I'm honestly not sure if this has ever happened to me. I'm trying to think of times when I've been genuinely taken aback by something, but I'm drawing a blank.

You know, at least it's not a fucking prose poem, and at least it has some Whitman-esque semblance of rhythm. I suppose it could have been worse. I'd hardly call it ideal, but it could have been worse.

Well, at least this means he's probably about to be finished as a meme on /lit/. These meme philosophers always manage to fall apart right as they reach the peak of their popularity.

Why isn't everyone saging and reporting this thread? Get this trash off my /lit/.

>been getting increasingly more sympathetic rejections from literary journals
>still no acceptances in more than a year

>meeting at a fucking Sbarro

I get that most of you people couldn't afford to drink at most of the bars in the city worth drinking at (and likely a lot of you can't legally drink anyway), but a Sbarro is a terrible idea. Why not meet at a park? Meet outside in the fucking sunshine. Central Park may be a meme but at least it's got trees and grass instead of greasy floors and dirty chairs.

Who the fuck is this ass goblin and why are there multiple threads about him? Is this the actual guy shilling himself?

>tfw you contacted Jacobite, they asked you to write an article on a topic they chose, and then when you wrote it they rejected it

They even said they liked my writing. Oh well.

>>9719568
>a fucking college course on "world-building"

Absolute garbage. Why not just a general creative writing class? If you learn to excel at creative writing more generally you'll learn how to "build worlds" as a matter of course.

>tfw actually am at least somewhat well read
>tfw /lit/ sometimes makes me cringe
>tfw despite that it's actually probably the best place to discuss books on the internet outside of purely academic message boards

I mean, where else is there?

>>9100689