/lit/ - Literature

>multiple great authors and poets supported fascism

>working on my master's thesis
>thesis advisor says I've finally edited it to his satisfaction
>free to send it to my secondary reader
>encourages me to get something published related to the thesis in an academic journal
>called my ideas "powerful" in a phone call the other day

I'm going to do it, /lit/bros. Combined with the advances I'm making as a poet and a prose writer, too, I'd say that within the next decade I'm going to emerge as a major literary and cultural figure. I can feel things swelling, I can feel the course of things moving in a positive direction for me. I have not hit my peak and I can feel things coming together for me to be a big deal, maybe even internationally renowned.

Basically: I'm gonna make it. I feel it.

>>22206166
>that part where some of Johnson's young friends go to wake him up in the middle of the night and he agrees to go along with them
>they get in a boat and row all the way up the Thames

>>20398787
Just read the available sample on Amazon.
A couple of sentence fragments, e.g. "Though with good reason", the one starting with "One that Valentina hoped", the one starting with "To the point that it treaded the line of legality", and the one starting with "Which meant that Owen", that should have been connected to the prior sentence with an em-dash or something.
The sentence beginning with "Individuals from
all walks of life" has two semicolons that should be commas.
Still, that's better than most.
I've ordered a paperback.

>>14546999
Ahem
Because non-being cannot be

Would you rather plan your novel ahead of time, or write and see where the plot takes you?

>I've only written one novel, and I chose the latter method. The novel turned out shit.

How does it feel that Sweden is miles ahead of America in terms of realpolitik and feminist issues?

http://www.mhpbooks.com/every-16-year-old-in-sweden-is-getting-a-copy-of-we-should-all-be-feminists/

>>7295018
>top it all off
>top it all off
>top it all off

>>7005371

There is no pepe on my computer that can express the amount of smugness I feel looking at that picture.

>open flames around books

Have fun frying to death together with the entirety of the written word

is pewdiepie a genius who found a new way to make money or just a lucky lazy european

is it sincere or amazing satire

we will never know

This post is post-modernist.

Just thought I would let you know.

>>6520536
This guy clearly posts here.

>mfw he tries pronouncing Hamsun's name

>>6478414
>he doesn't realize that the religious encompasses the aesthetic and the ethical
>he doesn't know that nuanced egotistical altruism is the best way to live

>>6472930
haha forgot about this thing

>>6437227
Contribootin. One of my rarest here. A fine specimen.

>>6430098

>>6343831

>asking for arguments on a digital-space K'inich' Pakal historical enthusiast bulletin board.


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