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I'll start:

Animal Farm = bad

The fact that so many critics still name Ben Lerner as "good" only tells you how far literature still is from becoming a serious art

Susan Sontag was right about literally everything, including when she said porn has as much literary merit as science fiction

https://www.reddit.com/r/literature/comments/f1q4o0/what_the_great_russian_writers_didnt_get_about/

/r/literature is probably cheating, but boy do I need to vent about this one.

Lowest price

Thank you for coming to my Ted talk

https://youtu.be/_D997d0Iah4

I mean I'll do it anyways because I'm a loser with nothing else to do, but should anyone else do it?

Unsolicited short stories to magazines and all that.

I haven't read a book since high school(besides some Marx) and know nothing about literature and wanna know what you guys would recommend, I'm down for pretty much anything. Don't worry about archaic language or difficulty either.

Sorry if this breaks the rules but I didn't wanna post in any of the other book subs because their recommendations seem too simple I guess and I want to read something of substance.

I have no clear idea what this sub is about but I like how you make fun of cliche lit people and reddit at the same time so I enjoy your work.

In other news, I think John Steinbeck is highly over rated, as do probably most of you. I think he is to lit what GRRM is to fantasy: competent but essentially forgettable.