/lit/ - Literature

I expected old-time spooks and thrills, but what I got was one of the more endearing portrayals of pure friendship, loyalty and one's own self-esteem. There's still the spooks in there too, but it really is more focus on Mina Harker rather than anything else.

Surprised Dracula is considered such an enduring horror novel when it really is less horror than you'd expect.

Carroll
Daveed
Joshua
Kieran

ITT: Books that got you meme'd hard.

I Have A Cold I Wish Medicine Was More Advanced By Like 100 Years Or Shit: The Novel

I genuinely think not enough people on /lit/ have read this despite it being essential baby's first lit-core. It's less horror and more about the virtues of love and friendship, although it gets a bit spooky too.

This book is reserved for: Jim, James, Michael, Michelle, Akira, Christopher, Noah, Arnold, Francois, Alfred, Jane, Terrence, Kenneth, Thibault, Jason, Harlan, Charles, Ruth, Barney.

courtney

did he really just spend 400 pages writing his diary

What does /lit/ think of Bram Stoker's Dracula?

I'm reading it at the moment and enjoying every bit of it, but I don't tend to see it discussed on here much.