/lit/ - Literature

>What I know at sixty, I knew as well at twenty. Forty years of a long, a superfluous, labor of verification.
Feels good to be a zoomer

>>12912864
I wish I could make the world a better place. Everybody is so miserable all of the time.

Do you need life experiences to be a good writer? What is the point if everybody out there is a normie? Wouldn't it be more worthwhile to immerse yourself in fiction?

How much math and science does one need to know in order to start reading analytic philosophy?

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>>7986490

Literature on suicide?

Is suicide morally wrong? What does that mean? Does it matter? Should it matter when the individual has no input into whether they are created or not?

>>7858771

From the screenshot in our old google docs presentation it looks like you're working with a spreadsheet.

Barring how incredibly labour intensive your process is, are the documents you're creating amenable to automated analysis?
I don't know enough about computer science/data structures but I'm concerned that you're creating an unworkable text file.

Also, what about starting with shorter stories?
An author like Borges could be much more productive.
His work is regularly features multiple layers of metafiction and as a whole is quite self reflexive. A good way to test your narremes and how they fold in on themselves.
Plus his style is so idiosyncratic is could be proof for whether your system identifies authors.

I need recommendations of books with interviews, like interview with the vampire but less pleb. Also books about suicide.