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 No.4380[Watch Thread][Reply]

The ending of Don Quixote is weird, isn't it? He comes to his senses just before he dies, but no one is happy about it. In fact, they seem to be more bothered by it than they are by the fact that he's dying. The last chapter has this uneasy feeling throughout it, like the last episode of that Dinosaurs show when the snow starts falling at the end. There's a sense that this isn't right. I wonder if, despite what the Spanish critics seem say, the romantics were right when they said the book is really about the struggle between the passions and ideals of the individual vs. the wicked constraints of the world. I mean, if Cervantes was just trying to attack fantastical stories and the people who read and write them, why was his very next novel, The Travails of Persiles and Sigismunda, which he began writing at the exact same time as Don Quixote, a fantastical story played straight? That would make him a hypocrite. Am I just coping by reading too much into the book because I like fantastical stories and I don't want to admit that I'm being mocked?

 No.4402>>4435

It's been about a decade since I read it so I dont gave a lot to contribute. My initial thought was that there was the wpisode where it mocks those that copy him. So I thought that him dying was tying a knot so that no author could lift his character. Then I read what you said again so I think his death was to show that its ok to die and its all about the ride on your horsey and where that journey takes you.

 No.4406

I thought about it some more but if I recall people thought he was a goofy knight back then so it added realism or some shit to make it legitimate

 No.4435

>>4402
>My initial thought was that there was the wpisode where it mocks those that copy him.
I read up on this a little, and it seems like the anonymous author who wrote a sequel to the first part of Don Quixote only did so to spite Cervantes. Apparently they were political enemies or something. I haven't read it, but supposedly the guy mocks and degrades the character far more than Cervantes ever did, to the point of cruelty.

 No.4784

Don Quixote was a nut, but… kind of cool as nuts go.
A nut who wakes up too late is theoretically laudable… but ends up neither here nor there, and awkward for everyone. At least, if he does not have great sense of humor to handle this.



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 No.4665[Watch Thread][Reply]>>4680

I know this sounds retarded but I need books on how to talk with flow and to speak in an organized manner. Whenever I talk I either side track or I either talk about something and then I blank out and can't remember about what I'm talking about since my mind is already thinking about something else or I'm thinking too much on the words to use. How do you fix this, I need to learn how to speak like a normal person.

 No.4680

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>>4665 (OP)
I don't know of any books, but there a lot of videos on the subject.



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 No.2108[Watch Thread][Reply]>>2113

Where do you find pdf/epubs/etc. of books online? I only know of archive.org, gutenberg.org, b-ok.org and libgen.is. Are there any others?
Also, discuss books about pirates and anything related to them.

 No.2113

>>2108 (OP)
fadedpage.com has a lot of public domain literature, even classic 1920s/30s pulp fiction and weird fiction; H. P. Lovecraft, Clark Ashton Smith, Henry Kuttner, C. L. Moore, &c.
8ch used to have a /pdf/, but it was mostly political stuff.
The Internet Archive has a lot of pulp magazines and short story collections as well, but be sure to download what you need ASAP. They remove anything that breaks copyright, even if it is a long-out of print magazine.

Here is a short story named Pirates by E. F. Benson: http://archive.vn/jZDbV / http://web.archive.org/web/20190803022543/http://www.steve-calvert.co.uk/public-domain-texts/e-f-benson-pirates.html
No actual pirates appear in the story though, the title refers to a childhood game the protagonist used to play. Not even one of his spooky ghost stories, but a sweet, melancholic ghostly tale of an old man reminiscing about his childhood.

 No.2117

myanonymous is a private tracker but very easy to get into and without the autism and ratiofagging of most tv/movie/music trackers.

 No.3997

Does anyone has any pdf links to The Anarchist Cookbook among other useful books?

 No.4383>>4541

r/freemediaheckyeah

 No.4541

>>4383
Reddit sucks cock and so do you, faggot



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 No.4347[Watch Thread][Reply]

Well?

 No.4382

From what I heard, vol3 "gf" has uterine cancer.
The word on the street was that her uterus was so badly beaten by BBC and Big Colombian Cocks that they are going to have to remove it. Vol3 is okay with that, he says she had a nice time with those lads and he never thought about having kids anyway.



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 No.4285[Watch Thread][Reply]>>4289

Anytipswritingagoodplottoyourfiction(howto)

 No.4289>>4290

>>4285 (OP)
plot forms all people know from experience + internalized understanding of said plot forms by study + pure animal instinct, in that order. no matter who you are you're already at least on step 2. just go up and talk to her bro

 No.4290>>4301

>>4289 i dont want to talk and you are not my bro.

 No.4301>>4302

>>4290
you are my bro and I'm praying for you bro

 No.4302

>>4301 yer praying but are you paying thats the thing.



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 No.4286[Watch Thread][Reply]

You are working on your feuilleton submission, right Anon? You'll never get your art hoe gf without amateur artistic pursuits like this.
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 No.4408>>4427

I got mine without needing that around 2009, back then the art hoes are hot but not super crazy yet. But I have absolutely not idea how to get a art hoe nowadays, safely.

 No.4427>>5486

>>4408
you get one by having drugs and seeming edgy in a safe way.

 No.4429

I've written like four short stories already this year, but I'm still not sure what I want to write for the feuilleton.

 No.4430

>anchored
lol, lmao even

 No.5486

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>>4427
"Edgy in a safe way" is codeword for "I know that they're only being brought to our country to keep wages down and fuck over the rest of us, but that's no reason to be rude to 'em!"



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 No.4205[Watch Thread][Reply]

Hello, I request books, documents, greentexts, or commentary that would provide inspiration for how to properly prepare for death.

My mistakes are many.

 No.4254

You're not gonna die retard.

 No.4260

There is an exhortation of Anselm to a dying brother, written in the most comforting words: "When a brother seems to be in his death struggle, it is godly and advisable to exercise him through a prelate or other priest with written questions and exhortations. He may be asked in the first place: 'Brother, are you glad that you will die in the faith?' Let him answer:
'Yes.'
'Do you confess that you did not live as well as you should have?'
'I confess.'
'Are you sorry for this?'
'Yes.'
'Are you willing to better yourself if you should have further time to live?'
'Yes.'
'Do you believe that the Lord Jesus Christ, the Son of God, has died for you?'
'Yes.'
'Do you believe that you cannot be saved except through His death?'
'Yes.'
'Do you heartily thank Him for this?'
'Yes.'
'Therefore always give thanks to Him while your soul is in you, and on this death alone place your whole confidence. Commit yourself wholly to this death, with this death cover yourself wholly, and wrap yourself in it completely. And if the Lord should want to judge you, say:
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 No.4243[Watch Thread][Reply]

How to come up with a cohesive story every week like jumps or some section in chicken soup? Like logical and cohesive.

I can imagine character but the story is just something else.
Especially not knowing if it is correct or not.

 No.4245

The qoureans ate dogs already.

Just voices away.
Place is owned by satan


Maybe this is hell indeed.

Heaven too fear this place.



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 No.4209[Watch Thread][Reply]

How do you plan story? I got like premise, characters gonna do this and that, the gwneral idea of the scene… but i actually dont know
WHAT should be happening.

Like if theyre gonna put out fire, they d use water but where does that water should be from? A well nearby? What if no well is present? Then it ll be a scene of failing to put fire.

But if theres water and they re still panicking, it d look kinda wrong.

It s just the whole thing
From the logic to realism.

How do you solve this.

 No.4244

Write a basic outline then elaborate each point one by one.



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 No.4156[Watch Thread][Reply]

> Selburose crystal-spindels sleighin' rugose, gosling-down-gowned snow-mounds az far az TVCHANAHEIM's board-ur-lined horizon.
> A sun blotted moon-joshings, mist-wwwISPs bloqqin' accessed crane-panes 2 stain-tame the frigid, fallin streets aotsyde.
> Gelid wind gyring a ghost-town's skids no hypergolics cud goliath-grouse 2 lift off.

> Nine months abscondid priyore, that bottul ov mien parasailed outwards 2 absail daon begnęith duh depths undertowean /lit/topolis' wharf 'n weft. And with the hearths runnin' awn empty, tempestuous temptings fenning lemmings ovahr clyffsyde edgeans, and feds 'n sheyullz aplenty deck-dockean' errie hawl 'n vault 'n nook 'n krannie, awl looks lawst 2 a DNS-probed void…until, sqwintean ean2 the offset distance, one remembohr's one's insistence towards becomean the fewchour, and, az eye smile 'n solemnlee bind 2 dew, bears absolewt trewest witness 2…


…THE V.I.E.W. PROPUR.

A QHOIYEAR'D PARALLAX'D-QUINTUPLETS THROUGHWAIE OV INTQUISITIONZ QUESTED PERSONAGES AND RE-QUISITIONS GEAS'D RE-DOLE-LENSES AWAIT THIS LAGNIAPPE-EDITION'S PATIENT RECIPIENTS. THE DAIYMO/RUSTY SPATULA, GAHOOLE, SIR WEASEL'UM THE BRAVE, EL JEFE JEFF, AND MUSCISES AWL COME 2 A BOYILL UNDAHR THE FEUILLETON FRONTEND'S S'COPACETIC-DE-MAGNIFIQUE. RECIPES, RONDEAUS, AND RECITITAPHS TAP EAN2 THE TERROR OF THE TVCHANAHEIMIAN UNDERWHIRL'D AZ ONE PRIVATE EYE REYCES AGAINST HIS TEXT-EAN-TIME 2 PIECE 2GETHUR: WHO ORCHESTR8S THE CAHAL CORRALEAN AWL REVIEWS OV "THE DOOR WAS" EAN2 A FORM FIT TO DRIVE ANY MAYUN 2 MADNISS?!

PLUS: JORDAN PERAUGIE renews his fisticuff'd dalliances, amidst "happy ending"'s alliance, against limerence's mer-rood denudean, /LIT/ WRITES A NOVEL: PART 2!, AND ALFRED KINNING RETVRNS WITH A TALE SO TOWERING YET OHRDURED, EXHILIRATION-AZ-KABIN-FEVER PHINDS EETCELPH SIRIUPost too long. Click here to view the full text.
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 No.4163>>4164

>>4160
That story was an email submission. I feel like this issue had a lot less of those than previous ones. I hope more /lit/tyzens submit stories for next issue.

 No.4164

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>>4160

just thinq ov mie inflektionz lyk maderization ov duh writtuhn werd %^D awlsoe sayd prawciss iz semi awtomatiek @ diz pt tbh %^x soe eye rly driyl daon onlee when eets absolewtlee necessitario'd

gud fren n formhar correspawndint 2 the FEUILLETON ALFRED KINNING wrote THE SORCEROR'S SOUL, gnawt I - taek ov dat wat u will re: mie adaptability and aptitude, but diz mag iznt rly 4 mie, eets 4 ppl lyk u %^D soe if u wanna contribewt 2 c an alteration, the submisshun emails awlwaies open 4 opinin's

>>4163

ya eye partially came auwp w/ diz issew eyedeyuh/focus (the interview Qs/curratid "reviews" ov The Door Was) bcuz thurr wurrn't a lawt ov subs comean ean relative 2 prior editions plus IRL rly gawt ean duh fooqin waie this yr 4 moar developmintal board activitees, sry baot dat amigatos

AS A GENERAL BULLETIN ANNOUNCEMENT + GENERAL RECTIFYING MEASURE 2 ENSURE PPL HAEV TIME 2 CRAFT W/E THEY WANT 2 PUT 4WARD: The Feuilleton's pivotean ean2 a biannual issew structure, w/ one issue premiering sumtime ean June/July and the uddahr comean aot raond Christmastime - diz'll halp balance a numbahr ov thangs, and allow mie 2 split mie time ean2 personal werks w/o sacrificean the volume ov werk dat anchors the publication's appeal IMO %^x

 No.4239

Joy

 No.4240

Bully the acid empire and its four wives riding camels.

 No.4311

bump



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