/lit/ - Literature

This world is going to hell in a handbasket.

>>9130718
>being this paranoid and fucked

>>9123686
>mfw people actually take this kike faggot seriously

>>9121071
I wish I could make a career poorly articulating basic human insecurities and embodying a stereotype of the postmodern inner-city artist

Is there somewhere I can submit a resume?

>>9116978

>I still have nightmares about trying to read Moby Dick for a college literature class. Seriously, that book is my great whale. Despite many (many!) attempts to read it, I still haven't been able to get through it all. Consequently, I believe it is one of the most overrated classic books I have ever encountered. Even Chris Hemsworth wasn't able to make a movie about the expedition that inspired the book entertaining, and Chris Hemsworth is wholly entertaining all on his own.

I rarely let plebs get to me but this bitch is so pleb yet arrogant in her plebery at the same time that it's actually enraging.

The woman studied literature in college and she still thinks like this. Let that sink in.

>>9116978

>I still have nightmares about trying to read Moby Dick for a college literature class. Seriously, that book is my great whale. Despite many (many!) attempts to read it, I still haven't been able to get through it all. Consequently, I believe it is one of the most overrated classic books I have ever encountered. Even Chris Hemsworth wasn't able to make a movie about the expedition that inspired the book entertaining, and Chris Hemsworth is wholly entertaining all on his own.

I rarely let plebs get to me but this bitch is so pleb yet arrogant in her plebery at the same time that's is actually enraging.

The woman studied literature in college and she still thinks like this. Let that sink in.

>>8902527

The amount of mental gymnastics on display here.

>>8853711

>I hope y'all are shitposting cause right 'libertarianism' is bar none the most embarrassing pleb ideology.

There are millions of misinformed people that genuinely support Neoliberalism.

What are you even talking about?

>>8691242

>In what way is Trump the pragmatic choice?

When the other candidate he's running against is basically the voice of George Soros speaking through a professional war hawk.

Hey /lit/ what is the best order to read the KJV? I was thinking of reading it back to front normally. Would this be a bad move? I've seen a lot of Bible reading plans but they seem to leave out large sections of it in favour of choice parts only.

>We get shown an example of how not to do an email in work yesterday
>Bad spelling, misuse of words, etc
>Our trainer accidentally reveals the guy's name
>A guy in the training group starts laughing and says he'll call the guy dyslexic
>I say that's like the pot calling the kettle black
>No one in the group understood this simple idiom
>Mfw