/lit/ - Literature

is le Guin's fantasy stuff just as based? I just finished The Dispossessed and really enjoyed it. she's very heavy on the themes.

This shit is really good. I like le Guin a lot. that's all I got

>>12781729
Disgusting notion.

>>11689075

>>8096681
I hate it for it's content. I wouldn't describe it as childish, just disgusting.

>>8096691
It's audience is for the teenager interested in combat. A soldier who's seen action would take one look at it and cringe.

Happy to see all you Trumpsters wasting your time online.

>>6615535
Really made an impression on your mind
And ass, it seems.

>>6369160

This.

For "hard" sci fi, Clarke's Childhood's End

>>5859221
I'm just weary of the /pol/ threads. "Oh my god my sides" wasn't the best image to use. Is OP looking for a list of the best women in literature? We've made those. Aren't they in the sticky?

10/10

>>5290185
>Dostoevsky's "Notes From Underground,"
Ah yes, I should have guessed! It has so many literary allusions to other classics.

>>5290238
>>5290248
You sirs are morons. Get that looked at.

>>5282733
That's a freebie. Type anything. "8"'ll do it

And yes, read Invisible Man along with The Dispossessed. It gets around to anarchism.

>>5177270
Where doth thou place the Modern Ages start, OP?

>>4870984
Seriously. Read this one for a hint.
>>4870988
In the age of computers? Volunteerism.

>>4810710
Capitalism causes corruption at every level.
>capitalists are evil
The people are, like yourself, largely naive. No I don't want another Robespierre or Lenin. I want people like you to take your head out of the sand

>things would be totally okay if we just didn't have money
What has REAL value in the world? Food, energy, resources and the labour it take to work them. Now, why money? I know the historical roots of it, but why do we need it so bad now?

>>4746148

>>4537567
I guess I was hinting at Tolkien's
But that's why I asked what OP has liked.

Currently reading pictured. (for the hell of it & she's written fantasy)

There needs to be more fiction in this genre.

Does /lit/ reads Le Guin? I just read The Dispossessed and I liked it a lot. I thought it was more thought out and subtler than most SF (but as subtle as you can be while you're writing what is basically the anarchist Atlas Shrugged) in how it presented an ambiguous anarchist society that seemed like it could actually exist with faults and problems.

I am reading The Left Hand of Darkness now and I'm really liking it.

We tend not to like sci-fi, and then there's that whole fascist agenda which alienates more.

The Dispossessed by Ursula K. Le Guin?

I can't think of anything fiction that's specifically about an atheist, aside from good science fiction.
I hear this book is about anarchists, so no doubt atheist.

Melville thought his Moby Dick was "wicked" for its suggestions.

any other anarchist fiction that you know of?

inb4 your irrelevant opinion on anarchism.