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>reading Gravity's Rainbow
>get to the ship scene with Greta
so this is what great literature is like? amazing
>get to the ship scene with Greta
so this is what great literature is like? amazing
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Longshot, but does anyone know if this is available in English?
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Is there one of these type of charts for poetry?
Is the self ultimately empty?
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If you are 18 and above and are interested in erotic-taboo stories, please tell me what you think about the universe I created after writing a collection of erotic stories. There are around 45 stories. I've been wasting time after work writing these stories trying to envision an erotic-friendly society with a different set of socially acceptable morals. Please visit my stories here and tell me what you think. http://davidwhiterock27.deviantart.com/
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read dom casmurro
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I've been out of the loop for a while. I've been reading, but haven't been talking to readers much for a couple of years. What "should" I be reading?
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Which Zadie Smith book should I read first? What is your favourite one and why? An anon posted an excerpt from one of her books on here a while back and I loved the prose so much I want to read some of her work.
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What does /lit/ think of creative nonfiction?
At what rate has the tv series gone against the extended universe? I mean with little to no attempt to actually retcon or where the retcons don't make sense?
