/lit/ - Literature and Writing

The last link as an onion, zlibrary24t if anyone wants to try out by own your risk.

For reading some authors online without dramas

https://en.bib.bz/author/84/

Your draws are trash you and seethe like Emojitroon.

>>5295 well i said write so you cant even read so keep seething, soi

Maybe show us some tutorials so we can tell you actually know how anything else than using thw fotocopier you sneak in to use
Kekwkwkwkwkwk

Anon that looks pretty good.

>>5283
Well it s not 6 digit so i m kind of bored. Your praise is welcome but i really could use a very nice guided targetting just to make drawing a little bit more
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Rewarding of an activity.

Any idea?

Eh fuc its lit

Read Nuzach dad

https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Neal_Shusterman

>>5207
At least he's rich and can smash pussy, what about you "aryan" incels?

>>5232
I'm married with kids and can say that I hate all women except like 5 percent and I'd eventually hate them too with enough sexposure

Bad list, it need more women and latinx writers.

>>5192
Why?

>>5195
he's a "right-winger" because he's anti-midia, anti-climate change and shit like that

A good story connects emotionally, psychically, and intellectually. It should be absorbed rather than consciously consumed, like viewing someone else's dream.

>>5166 yea but is it million sales tho

There's a fun side character in Goblin Slayer (chapters 13, 46, 66-69).

>>5072
Is the manga actually good? I hate weeb light-novels, so I would rather to check the manga.

>>5088
It's one of the only good manga that are blatantly aimed at zoomers. But if you compare it with something aimed at a more mature audience from just a few years earlier like Golden Kamuy - which only preceded the manga adaptation of Goblin Slayer by a couple of years, the difference in writing quality immediately becomes apparent.

>>4683
This

https://elivros.love/livro/baixar-livro-kull-exilio-da-atlantida-robert-e-howard-em-epub-pdf-mobi-ou-ler-online

Write something to the feminine public, OP, if you plan is just to make massive among of money.

>>5018
oc Ramonposter here, you don't have to be so tough on OP, he's autistic, but innocent.

>>5018
In anyway? Makes no sense
>>5021 can u explain whats feminime? 6 digit is a large amount so i expect more clarity

>autistic
Hey

>>5032
Just do your own research about the top selling novels, especially own america, is always books wrote for women

>>5034 no i mean quantitative detail on why things sells this much and such

Which one is his best book in your opinion, /lit/?

I'll ask again, which one of his books is your favorite ones and which one you dislike the most.
I've read the The Passenger yet, but people tell me it's trash just like Stella Maris.

>>5081
McCarthy is "Southern Gothic" in the line of Faulkner and O'Connor. This genre observes the destitution of the Civil War South. McCarthy is artistically and politically closer to Faulkner who I dislike because he was a liberal. O'Connor was a real Southerner and the better writer. Faulkner was very performative in his Southernness. He leaned too heavily into his celebrity status. McCarthy was a liberal up until No Country and the Road.
Blood Meridian is overrated. The language is artsy and pretentious. Melville's Moby Dick thematically dominates the book. It really is a transcription of Moby Dick onto the Wild West. Melville was a nigger loving Yankee and McCarthy prepares room in BM for some nigger triumphalism.
No Country takes Blood Meridian and inverts its racial moral dichotomy while also emptying BM's rhetorical contrivances, all of which gives the book a more realistic effect. It's my favorite.
ATPH and the whole "border series" are strangely innocent books in the context of McCarthy's work and were obviously written for mass consumption. He needed the money and it brought him a lot of public recognition.
I haven't read his two latest books and may never will if the tranny character rumor I heard is true.

>>5083
Well, I brought some William Faulkner books yesterday. I still want to read Blood Meridian.
Give me a recommendation of the best books of O'Cooner and the ones you like the most of McCarthy, without being No Country for Old Men.

Overrated "genius"

I need some recommendations from romance noir, fantasy and philosophy.
Also anything "redpilled".

>>4976
>philosophy
Johann George Hamann's Relational Metacriticism by Gwen Griffith Dickson. She's the only modern commentator of Hamann that understands him instead of trying to turn him into something else and the book includes translations of his most important treatises, some of which are the English translations in existence.
For reference, Hamann was a German philosopher from 18th century who hated the Enlightenment thinkers of his day and spent his life btfoing them. He was also adored by Goethe and Kierkegaard.

>>4979
>Christian stuff and woman stuff
Dropped.

>>4983
It's not theological or apologetic writings. Hamann was a philosopher who happened to be a Christian like most people were back then. Most of his treatises are critiques of Enlightenment rationalism on philosophical grounds. The references to the Bible and Greek mythology are just allegories to show absurdities of his opponents views, like in the Socractic Memorabilia where he uses the language of a false idol to demonstrate how "the public" isn't a real entity.
And I recommended Dickson's translations and introductions because I think those are the best ones in English. There is another collection of translations by some guy from Cambridge but if you want to read that instead. He's just general philosophy professor rather than a Hamann scholar, like Dickson, and it's clear he doesn't understand a lot of Hamann's writings though.

>>4985
Wow, I made a lot of typos in this post. Too many even to correct. That's what happens when you don't eat a J Balvin meal everyday. You should still be able to grasp what I'm saying.