/lit/ - Literature

Who is the McLuhan of the internet?

>>21341833
>notoriously anti literate Catholicism
???

>>20392551
Most of the interesting material in Irish are the legends and tales you probably heard about here and there, but the irish originals of those are scattered over dozens/hundreds of old journals and books that you would never be able to read if not for archive dot org and such sites.

>t. Éireboo

>>18513946
>Dark Ages refers to the first few hundred years of the middle ages.

Even that is a bit of a stretch, to demean it by calling it a "Dark Age". You have the Carolingian and the Ottonian renaissances, the entire output of Anglo-Saxon England (not an anglo myself, for the record), Saint Augustine, Funky art made in a pagan style (pic related), the Byzantine contribution, etc.

Knowing that, if you spent approx. 20 hours a week writing, you could have the first draft of a novel complete within the year? Knowing that your dream life, of never having to interact with humans, and instead simply turning words into cold hard cash.. is actually super simple to achieve? All you have to do is write. Thoughts?

>>11132178
It's from the Book of Kells. I forget which page exactly. I remember it was in the archive when some anons tried a reading group.