/lit/ - Literature

>>13795220

>>11710339
women are the future of politics, because the beta-orbitor mindset is becoming more prevalent. also you won't want to get into politics in a years time, newfag. you'll look back at your plans and cringe eternally

you're both wrong because this exists

what'm I in for?

>>10673338
yes. ama

>>10591068

>wtf I hate brown people and BOOMERS now.
Why did they do it lads? Why did they screw us?

>"If there was a moment in the 2016 U.S. election that epitomized this newfound hate for the young on the right, it was Republican consultant Rick Wilson’s infamous… declaration that Trump supporters were “childless, single losers who masturbate to anime.” Guilty as charged. Well, except I don’t masturbate to anime characters. I dress up like them and guys masturbate to me. "

>>10412289

Lads I present the new voice of our generation.

Weeeeeeew just finished reading this pamphlet. What a stupid delusional bitch. Do people actually believe this stuff or do they just go along with it to be edgy. I get why Lauren does it so she suck neetbux out of losers but anyone else?

>>10032683
Meh well.. at least it must help get passed the initial "writers bock." A lot of people sit down and have a hard time writing even a short essay so there is some merit in being able to just vomit through your fingers onto the page.

I have heard Stephen King would sometimes practice by typing other people's work. He has hundreds of unpublished stories, some which he has no recollection of writing. Also, isn't L. Ron Hubbard famous for shitting out thousands of manuscripts just for the hell of it? There is something to say for coming up with vast quantity because then you may stumble on quality!

For example the "library of babel" is an algorithm which has output every combination of letters 3200 characters long. So, in a way, when we are writing we are discovering rather than creating. You can describe creation as subtractive synthesis.

Also, do you guys pay attention to your average posts on 4chan and reddit? Like do you make a habit out of typing posts which are very eloquent? I noticed that much of my posts are very verbose.

Also, political books seem to be popular now for obvious reasons. How could one market and promote such a book without being an e-celeb. Is ghost writing a better option?

How comparable would it be to Evola's "Revolt against the Modern World"?

This book made me realize how naive and impressionable I was when I was a liberal.

Anybody got a link to this pamphl- I mean book?

>>9722709

Is it even a question that /pol/ has the worst taste given they read shit like this? They even eclipse how /v/ likes to read Halo novels.

>/co/ or /a/ the worst

Nope because there is actually good manga and comic books.

Can political discourse be saved from books like pic related (Both from the right and the left)?