/lit/ - Literature

>>8644101
Doesn't Demons do this?
There is a narrator but he isn't omniscient and instead describes whats happening at the gatherings and secret meetings. He talks about himself very rarely and since he exists in the world he has no access to the other characters's minds.
Its been a while but I think stepan trofimovich is one of the few characters where he talks about how he thinks, and even then its vague (stepan didnt leave his room for 3 days! or Stepan wote many many many love letters to varvara petrovna) or trofimovich is quoted directly.

Ernest Hemingway is a solid choice

He's easy to read

But if you're looking for a writer to mimic

Good luck.

>>7518154
I always thought civil law had the tendency to give off a feeling of oppression and ultimately urge men to break them, unlike divine law which no man should or ever want to do.
Maybe i'm just an edgelord

Its not a race, op.

>>7501423
I agree with you, anon.