Hi. I will read a book every day of the year (seven a week).Would it be fine with (You) if I posted a daily essay on each book so you gave me some feedback? I am a 20yo girl and I have not read books or written essays in a while. I really need some help and guidance.Doing this would also hold me accountable to you anons. In addition, I would rather not use AI to correct my essays or give me opinions, and I have no one else I could ask this favour to.I don't want to spam the thread, so I wanted to ask for your permission first. If you know any other place where I could get feedback (not AI) I would also accept the suggestion.It is an attainable goal for me because I have lots of free time at public transport every day (about 4 hours) and nothing to do on weekends.I'd also accept book recommendations. Today I'll start with The Stranger by Albert Camus.Thank you and Happy New Year!
the stranger goes to jail and dies
>>24986229>Hi. I will read a book every day of the year (seven a week).No you won't >I am a 20yo girlNo you aren'tWell crafted bait thoughbeit
>>24986229If you're genuine, go for it. This would make for better threads than 90% of what's posted here.
>>24986229Not wise. Make a blog or a YouTube thing where you narrate the essays. If you post here, be prepared for cum, being stalked, all sorts of insanity, hatred, obsession, complete ignorance, shit posting, and VERY vivid insults. But hey it's not so bad. We'd appreciate the discussion.For the love of God remain anonymous. Completely. No tripcode, no avatarfagging, no pictures of yourself if you choose to continue. You have been warned.
Not your blogThough at the same time >>24986637 is correct, so I don't know what to say
>>24986646Someone post the booktube girl who /lit/ stalked and got to delete her channel
>>24986229Do whatever you want. It is /lit/ related. You don't have to ask for permission for these things. You should apply this attitude in real life too; balance the consequences of your actions alongside taking action without apology.No one cares that you are female on this board, by the way. Irrelevant information.>If you know any other place where I could get feedback (not AI) /wg/, Scribophile, Critiquecircle, a friend, and your local library or book club.
>>24986659That was my first thought as well. Good times, good times.
Oh and before I forget, post your tits.
>>24986659She's an onlyfans whore now
>>24986229You will never be a woman and fucking nobody wants to read a daily essay from some troon faggot
>>24986229Don't ask for permission to post essays on the /lit/ board about literature. This is what the board is for.
>>24986229/lit/ is a slow board, there's a loooot of room for posting new stuff. I actually like all these posts that are just an OP telling us what he's reading and writing with no real question or thread theme other than it being an invitation to conversation. essays are /lit/ post 'em
>>24986659I've never read that screencap and I don't even want to, I only vaguely know what happened and it makes me cringe just thinking about it. Was there any way she could have avoided that whole situation?
I'll allow it
>>24986229Depends. Are you at least a D cup?
Know that blog entries on /lit/ REQUIRE that you post breasts and/or feet in the same thread. Otherwise you'll be banned from this forum. Happy reading!
I don't think you can read these books in a day and come out of them with a crystalized, truthful impression of them. But yes, you may, if you post toes.
>>24986229My dumbass thought their was a book called steppenwold for a second
>>24986229Why did you have to bring up that you're a girl?
>>24986797Same. I'd recommend OP do an essay a week and no more.
>>24986229you wont do shit.
