/lit/ - Literature

>>16687718
Atlas Shrugged
>>16687499
At the Moutains of Madness
>>16683684
Anything from Aleister Crowley
>>16682795
Le Morte d'Arthur
>>16682398
The Diaries of John Dee
>>16680769
Bend Sinister
>>16680517
Revolt Against the Modern World

Idk what you'd consider pleb or patrician but here's mine

>Anything that's niche and/or old is better than anything that's popular or new.

>Long sentences are bad.

Choose which one is pleb and which is patrician.

>>14416578
Some fanfiction is worthwhile. What sorta fanfics do you read?

>>14416588
Wrong and theologically illiterate

>>14416606
Completely agree with the second

>>14416618
I try to force myself through every book I start. It's hard but it's better than not having read those books you already started.

>>14416732
Based

>>13774978
The Hudson River School of painting is possibly America's greatest artistic invention. It out-Turners Turner, and its equal blend of lofty Romanticism and appreciation for Realism in nature is superior to the schools which came before and after it, and it should testify to its worth that its only real rival in portraying the sublime is the diametrically opposed Caspar David Friedrich, who prefers the quieter moments of contemplation instead of the overwhelming of the senses, and who when he does put human figures in his paintings, they subliminally become the focal point, rather than their landscape dwarfing them in all respects. It does take a heady school to compete with that

>>11358785
Whereabouts in the world are you? I'm assuming brit/aus because of DoE. The reason I ask is because I recommend the ocean as an underrated /out/ location. Secluded cliffs and coves are pretty comfy to chill in, good for reading too. Surfing isn't exactly lit friendly but the time in between sets (anywhere from 30 seconds to 10 minutes) can give you a lot of time alone with your thoughts, completely removed from technology

Truth does not exist independent from pre-existing assumptions which can not be held as true without other pre-existing assumptions, et cetera. That is to say there is no such thing as a true axiom. Lmao amirite guys?

>>8995219

Gandhi's selected writings during the independence movements of India

This board fuckin sucks

Fuck all of you boring nerds