/lit/ - Literature

>>14212697
Read every 61 occurences of Aoristos in the Enneads. https://archive.org/download/IndefiniteDyadPlotinusMetaphysicsMysticism/IndefiniteDyadPlotinusMetaphysicsMysticism.pdf

When did you realize that the ability to write a detailed troll post requires a level of writing skills that the average person can never reach? Most of us, even the dumbest among us, here on /lit/ are able to write complete sentences when push comes to shove. The fact that we're able to discuss theological concepts in this format at all speaks to the fact that people here have attained a level of erudition and a dedication to education and mental activity that would be incomprehensible to the average high schooler or even college student. For fuck's sake, /lit/--most of you even seem to understand, when you're writing garbage, that it is garbage and why it is garbage. You are diamonds in the rough. You are still, many of you, fools--but you have the ability to write down your thoughts in an occasionally coherent manner, to express yourself in a somewhat logical way. Take some pride in that.

I'm really enjoying Marko Kloos' Frontlines series. Anyone know anything similar in style, perspective, and tone?

>>8491431
Yes, it is

What are some good horror books thats not afraid of using graphic details and sexual content

>>7552240
Go for the thing that made it possible to begin with: The Illuminatus Trilogy and all the other Robert Anton Wilson books in general.