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 No.3445[Watch Thread][Reply]

Was it really a pleasure for them to read my poetry or are they just being polite? Even if they don't publish it, the idea that someone else read it and liked it makes me happy but I get the feeling they didn't really like it.
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>>3488
>don't you think this wigger coon is so funny?!? XD

 No.3490

>>3489
Have you even tried the J Balvin meal?

 No.3492

>>3489
balvhurt

 No.3504

>>3489
>never had a big mac (no pickles, please), medium fries, and a free mcflurry

wew lad, imagine!



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 No.3341[Watch Thread][Reply]

>looking into how to get poems published
>find a list of literary journals who publish new poets
>these are some of the poems of the most recent issue of the first one listed

 No.3424>>3425

Look on the bright side, they'll probably take anything you can throw at them.

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 No.3410[Watch Thread][Reply]>>3418

What was the name of that one faggot author that everyone hates?

 No.3412>>3415

https://1d4chan.org/wiki/Matthew_Ward Perhaps? Not a 40k guy but remember skimming this article. Big fan george <3

 No.3415

>>3412
I don't think so, I'm not sure.
Maybe it was Dan Abnett?

 No.3418

>>3410 (OP)
nigger pete



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 No.3297[Watch Thread][Reply]

hi.. im very new to reading and also understanding and processing words. but i really loveed the unbearable lightness of being. i came here to ask if that's a valid opinion or if i should kms please be kind and sweet <3


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 No.3271[Watch Thread][Reply]

Trying to write like harry potter, stan lee

how do you generate such long enough material to be so succesful enough everyweek and still have it, be cohesive of sorts?

basically any tool, method, ways or guide to maintain cohesiveness in stories????

 No.3272

i just realize this movie is pretty garbage

 No.3273

i mean the thumbnail

at least i dont have to post something of my own.



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 No.3164[Watch Thread][Reply]>>3190

What are some Western fantasy, science fiction, or other books that are written like anime? I've heard The Wheel of Time and The Black Company novels are a lot like anime. Is that true?
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>>3168
Oh, you know, lewd underage girls as the main characters, harem stuff, moe shit, magical girls, etc.

 No.3172

>>3168
Fun, optimistic, and little to no pozz.

 No.3181

>>3171
Lewis Carol, m8

 No.3190

>>3164 (OP)
A bit over a year ago I was watching Gao Gai Gar at the same time as reading EE Smith's Skylark series, and it occured to me that Skylark was formulaicly similar to most of the super robot animes I've seen. You've got your existential extraterrestrial threat, and humanity is in an arms race with it til the action reaches outrageously over-the-top levels. Smith's other big series, Lensman, also fits this formula, and the nips actually did make a couple anime adaptations of it.

These are pretty old books so the girls might not be quite as lewd as you'd like, though there are many planets where nobody wears any clothes, including one populated entirely by amazons and another where it's normal to spank your wife. The main girls are involved more in a romcom type plot than a harem or moeshit one though.

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>>3171
Juliette by Marquis De Sade



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 No.3103[Watch Thread][Reply]

are there rules to good title and good character name?

 No.3115

Go the pynchon route m80

 No.3124

Describe a space marine



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 No.2409[Watch Thread][Reply]>>2478

looking for a significant meaning number of seventeen

something that has 17 in it

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Anon… it's ten plus seven anon… whoa…

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>>2410 pls b more creativ

 No.2426

There's a Jewish fast called the 17th of Tammuz commemorating the fall of the Temple.

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 No.3056

17 is the 7th Prime Number. Coincidentally enough, it's also 2⁴+1, which vortexes to 7. 17 vortexes to 8 & 8+1 vortexes to 9. Therefore with 17, we have 789 all in one number!



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 No.2944[Watch Thread][Reply]

>Dear all,

>Thank you for your submission to Passage Prize. Unfortunately your work of fiction has not been selected as a finalist for this year's prize. On final count, we received over 400 stories, but could only select a handful for final consideration. Undoubtedly, many of you receiving this email submitted work that is worthy of recognition but did not end up on the shortlist for whatever reason.


>This prize came on quickly, leaving little time for new work to be written. We will be announcing the second prize later in the summer. I invite you all to submit again when the time comes.


>I hope you are not discouraged. And I thank you for the many wonderful hours reading your work.


>Sincerely,


>Lomez

 No.2948>>3032

What did you submit, you mad man?

 No.2950>>3033

You better not be stealing my shit nigger, you can however improve upon it

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>>2948
I submitted a high noon in Santa Fe story :^)

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>>2950
Oh I guarantee it was wholly original. Sorry for replying so late, just saw my thread had replies.



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 No.702[Watch Thread][Reply]>>2972

54 chapters done. I don't think I can handle the archaic english and passage-tier sentences and boring whaling facts anymore. Should I stick with the book, skip to the last dozen chapters where the action begins or just drop it?
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>>779
Yeah but Herman Melville was a fucking autist. Here, this is a short story by Melville, it's called Bartleby the Scrivener.
http://www.gutenberg.org/cache/epub/11231/pg11231.html
Even for his own day, his writing was needlessly archaic.

 No.785

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>>781
>Bartleby
Melville confirmed patrician.

 No.797>>798

>>781
If Bartleby is the one with the slave ship then it's such a kino shortstory and I can't rec. it enough.
Melville was a huge autistic though but instead of trains he was obsessed with boats, so much so that if he had never wrote Moby Dick he would be remembered as that autistic boatfucker. Only scholars don't get filtered by his blatant mechanophilia.

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>>797
>If Bartleby is the one with the slave ship
Nah it's the one about the Wall Street clerk.

 No.2972

>>702 (OP)
If your attention span doesn't allow it, no point.
If you need the action to begin, maybe stick to those picture books.
Once you don't, try Chesterton first. When you get to Melville after that, try The Encantadas.



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