/lit/ - Literature

>>19684903
>tfw my half price shut down a few years ago
I bought records and vidya from there too.

this shit is literally a psyop being rolled out in real-time. all of a sudden people have been making dozens of seminars, articles and viral posts calling tolkien woke or "intersectional"

despite the fact that general ideological structure and non-theoretical political systems of national socialism and ethnocentric fascism are quite obviously liberal, they continue to be espoused by the "conservative" fringes in modernity. why is this?

>>17159995
Yes, absolutely. It deals with heavy psycho-sexual themes that are resonant with most men of any age. You don't have to agree with what's being said to be aroused dummies.

You rang?

>>13709605
This is really based and repelled holy shot lmao. I should reread Weininger lmao.

>>13330172

How do /lit/ choose a book?

I'm naturally indecisive and after reading the wiki's recommendations I'm overwhelmed with so many books to choose.

>>13138761
Yeah

>>13134252
Logic tells me, oh the brain I have, states, and says, Try the First book her wrote and and got published.

>>13131616
Don't remind me

>tfw no gf

>>12438739
I find my lack of interest and devotion to my topic of study slightly concerning. I find while most students around me jump at the chance to be involved in side projects I actively avoid them at all costs. I only find this disturbing as I have great sense of guilt over the fact my parents are helping me pay my tuition. I’m hoping that I can right this guilt by helping them support both my brothers as they make their way through college as well, but unfortunately I don’t really see a way of resolving it without involving me breaking down in front of them and asking for their forgiveness.

On a side note, I’ll be looking for a job in a years time, has anyone had any experience with one that required minimal experience that they enjoyed? Something maybe along the lines of customer service, manual labor, apprenticeship, etc. I worked for the forestry department a few years ago and that wasn’t all bad. I think I’d like to move to more human interaction position however. Thanks in advance.

>>12356641
Precisely why I've been hesitant to do so, but at least /sffg/ is rather low traffic and I can't think of any better alternative. Our current members have exhausted the people they can invite via word of mouth. I do have a filter in place to hopefully weed out undesirables, but I'm fully expecting a few to slip through.

If a few people are interested I'll leave a temp link.

>>11467326
Yup. I don't mean to perpetuate /pol/shit but when I saw she was a woman AND "person of colour" I immediately assumed it would be injected with all the usual buzzword bullshit. How on the mark am I?
>>11467366
It worked on me because I'm not an avid reader. I only learned of their abhorrent tactics after falling said bait. A rookie mistake that I do not intend to repeat.
>>11467380
>the writing gives them away almost instantly.
Despite all the expected weeping, I suspect this is the real reason for the male audience's "oppressive" preference. You just know, even when they disguise their work by avoiding abs and love triangles. Every girl is a man until she hears her triggertopic stumble out on the discussion table.

If you lot have any good female writer recs I'd be down to try and change my mind, but much like the hook-nosed pirates, i approach the handiwork of women with great caution.