/lit/ - Literature

>oldest copy of the iliad is from the 10th century
>homer's originals are just gone
Why didn't anyone mention this in my 4 years of university studying classics

>>17338125
Any feedback on this?

>tfw thought a short story trilogy would be two days of writing to finish but it ends up being three flash fiction stories instead that totaled 1,922 words
I feel like I should've wrote so much more, but if I added anything it'd just be fluff. They get in and get out like a thief in the night and set up a larger universe I didn't intend to invent. What the fuck just happened in the last 4 hours, guys? I'm scared.

>book is written in future tense

>>15619551
Our diary desu

>>15278500
Damn that kid is unironically based as fuck. I only became a Christian at 22 and don't even go to church because I'm too autistic to interact with people (which I hope God forgives me for), but when I was 16 I was a weed smoking metalhead who fucked my girlfriend raw and pressured her into getting 2 abortions. I even went through a Satanism phase. I cringe when I think back to how much of a sinner I was.

>tfw you realise that science is literally just a religion, and that the people who go around scoffing at other religions for not being enlightened to the truth of their "science" are the exact same as the Christians who go around scoffing at others for not being enlightened by their "Christianity"
>the pro-science people just don't know it because they've been indoctrinated since birth that science is the true way to think about the world, just like the Christians who have been indoctrinated since birth to view Christianity as the true way to think about the world

>Inspired to write poetry
>Cringe to death whenever I read it the following day
How do I cure this problem

>have to proofread by 7 page paper (including graphs) in only 68 hours