/lit/ - Literature

>>22474767

>It's especially absurd in current year when the average dating app instantly puts 80 dudes, who'd rearrange their whole week to spend time with a girl, literally at a woman's fingertips

The problem is that those 80 dudes either look and act like Chris Chan or only want a one night stand.

Start here with the introduction of writing if you’re brand new.
https://youtube.com/watch?v=-6HOdHEeosc

Curious on book editing? Start listening to these guys
https://youtube.com/watch?v=2HMTAGSYTeI

Curious on advertising your book? Start here
https://youtube.com/watch?v=bQygKqJVFXg

Whatever you do don’t pick a retardedly niche niche subniche category to write in if you want to make this a career.

It’s recommended you write a book no more than 100 pages for a first book. It’s just easier to complete that way.

Enjoy the Gardner spam

>>18102381
Just remember everyone, Chris was tested himself and found to have an IQ of 150.

>>16217989
No, this is.

>daily reminder that this man has had more written about him than you ever will

>>9973215
>>9973225
Never reveal your true power level, the world isn't ready for it.

>>9770643
Sort of, it's not just about intent of the author though, its the idea that any knowledge about the author is irrelevant, including biographical information, personal beliefs, or even the historical context, and letting the work stand entirely by itself. I think it's useful in some cases, like reading Ender's Game, but ultimately leads to a flawed understanding of the material. It's not exactly /lit/, but I think Chris-chan serves as an extreme example of why it just doesn't work.

>>9196827
damn Chris got (((woke))) in his old age

>>9040507
>dressing like chrischan
>bad

>Karl Marx suffered from abscesses all over his body, but particularly badly affected were his backside, his groin and under his armpits, which he himself described as 'a mess'. Painful lumps on his inner thigh would grind against his trousers, making even a short walk very difficult. Sitting was often impossible because of the carbuncles on his bottom. A large boil beneath the shoulder blade would make lying down quite an ordeal. In particularly black moods, Marx would hack at them with a cut-throat razor.

Delusional but ill-willed. A flawed human being laughed at by his peers. Rendered vulnerable by his insanity, he was laughed at instead of helped.

A noble and tragic figure in a way

>>7444360
>forum

I cant tell anymore if these are real or taken from reddit

>>7053089
be reddit as possible

>>7038554
>american poetry

>>7034434
the voice of our generation

Is Chris-Chan a outsider artist?