/lit/ - Literature

>>22041012

>>21326452
You should stitch them together from real tinder posts, like pic related was from a tweet

>>20208574
>All of this is a symptom of ED? Including the anxiety and gender crisis? If that was true, wouldn't it be more publicized?
It might be oversimplifying to boil it down to one thing, but I've definitely heard of this whole array of symptoms before. I would also call it a cultural trope I'm familiar with in that vague omnipresent way, I couldn't cite sources or examples from literature, though.
Here's sort of what I'm referring to. https://www.verywellhealth.com/psychogenic-erectile-dysfunction-5201654
"Gender crisis" is probably a less useful term than "emasculation" because from what I can see there's no kind of tranny sentiment in your posts, you're just afraid of being, well, metaphorically emasculated or castrated; or that this has already happened to you.

>>20019396

>>17375586
I agree. It is incredibly boring having to dispute what should have never been.
>>17375590
I often come and go as I please, at the will of no one but my own. Don't tell me you still believe in love?

TRUMP POETRY

Show us your best Trump poems, his passing demands it.

>>17350017

ITT: We argue about nonexistent schools of literary theory

>>17195568
Contemporary poetry is mostly trash. At least older generations already did the filtering for us on their stuff. Pic related is better than anything rupi kaur's written and she's the most popular contemporary poet.

>>17129044

>>16963103
Hamlet
Make sure you act it out for the child, so that it may learn body language and tonal language from the exaggerated movements and emotions typical to Shakespeare acting.
Everyone thinks shaespeare is college level and those people need to be euthanized. He literally wrote for babies to be socialized

>>16788934

>>16027674
You're not making any sense at all. Either you're trolling or just plain stupid.
If one author prefers to write in a specific style (that is, the style which is appropriate to his material) and, according to you, could only to read other authors who write in a similar style, he is not well-read and denies the versatility of fiction.

That's like saying you, for example, like to draw pictures. You like to use graphite because you don't care to get charcoal everywhere. You go to a gallery and you see a charcoal drawing by a different artist. Someone standing beside you asks what you think, and you reply, "I hate it. It isn't graphite."

>no french chans in which I can timesink and actually use the language
I can read a text decently well, but I can’t write a sentence for the life of me
Do you Francophone anons gather somewhere on the internet?

>>11108720
big if true

>>11012132
The Bible, The Iliad for the boy, The Odyssey to the girl and my favourite childhood book, The Invention of Hugo Cabret .

What about writing novels? Is it possible to publish a couple to make a quick buck? Or is it impossible without reputation?

Post your poems, critique others, and recommend poets or poems, so we can all become better anons.