/lit/ - Literature

I'm not as afraid of death anymore after reading Deleuze

>>11737168
i'm the opposite, bc of college i have more time in summer and read much more than in wintr

>>10017344
The act of sex if portrayed correctly can do wonders to express the loss of innocence. (Could be viral marketing in this particular case, I'm talking about the book itself though)

Now don't get me wrong, I didn't care too much for Dr. Sleep or Cell, however 11/22/63, full dark no stars were very good.

From my understand the reason IT is great is because it's more of a coming of age story portrayed through a horror lens. It tries to capture the childhood fears of leaving the nest, becoming a man, taking on responsibility, becoming fully sentiment and espouse them.