/lit/ - Literature

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>I don't want to seek out secondary literature by specialized experts on the historical literature I am reading
>I do want /lit/'s opinion though
You do realize that the other guy is entirely justified in calling you a brainlet right now. There is literally nothing wrong with selecting a companion book that you can gain additional context from and see if your own ideas are in any way original. I hope this is a learning moment for you.

Books for stealthily going under the radar of the mods in a way that's actually really obvious? Any literature for this feeling?
Also what are your feelings about Siegfried Sassoon? I just read the middle volume of the Sherston memoirs and I'm thinking about reading the rest but I'd like to know if anyone else here has read em.