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r/literature
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Welcome to /r/literature, a community for deeper discussions of plays, poetry, short stories, and novels. Discussions of literary criticism, literary history, literary theory, and critical theory are also welcome.
Book recommendations and homework help are off topic for this subreddit.
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r/readingfestival
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An unofficial subreddit for the yearly UK music festival we lovingly call Reading Festival.
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r/ReadingStalin
416 members
[Quotes and books] and the dedication to provide Joseph Stalin’s Writing ,Speech and Analysis of the Soviet Union Under Stalin’s rule and his life in general. The hot Stop resource for Stalin and the Soviet Union. Also this page has nothing to do with the Facebook group reading Stalin
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r/readingaroundtheworld
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A place for those aspiring to explore the world through literature, for those aiming to read at least one book from every country, for those traveling to experience books and bookshops and libraries and to read in charted and uncharted places.
Visitr/writinghumor
67 members
A hub for all writing-related humor. It can be videos, photos, or even text posts. Just keep it writing/reading-related.
Visitr/ReadingFascistLit
28 members
A Marxist critique of the humanism found in fascist and crypto-fascist literature whether written in ink or written in light or written in sound or in other words this sub is basically about Marxists slumming it in the gilded ghettoes of the ruling classes.
The paradigmatic reference is here to authentic Marxist anti-humanism.
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r/DoomerLiterature
517 members
Welcome to r/DoomerLiterature.
The place for Doomers to share and discuss all forms of literature (poetry, novels, short stories, philosophy, creative writing, etc.) including original writing from members of the community.
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r/FictionWriting
6.2k members
If you're writing fiction, whether it be flash fiction, short stories, novellas, novel, epics, screenplays, poetry, or even something like writing for a videogame then this subreddit is for you. Join us, ask your questions, share your knowledge, and use us to have a look at your work.
Visitr/PsychonautReadingClub
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This is a reading club focusing on psychonautic literature. We read books relevant to our interests by authors like Aldous Huxley, Robert Anton Wilson, and Terrence McKenna. This subreddit is a place for related planning and discussion.
Visitr/EnglishLiteratureHelp
182 members
This community consists of Reviewing Literature, Creative Writing, Notes and Guides, Books related to English Literature, Criticism, Content Analysis etc.
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r/CisWritingTrans
647 members
A place for literature about or including trans people. Examples, questions, serious and comedy all welcome.
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r/DailyObjectWriting
107 members
This community is dedicated to the practice of Object Writing to explore deeper ideas related to Songwriting, Poetry, and Literature in general.
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r/MinecraftNovels
177 members
MinecraftStories is a simplistic subreddit I made when I saw an awesome story on r/Minecraft by the name of "Chasing Clouds" (Author couldn't be found) that inspired me to make this. This is for poems or stories ONLY, though you may post links to screenshots with them.
Visitr/superherowriting
151 members
This subreddit is dedicated to writing in the superhero genre, whether it be literature, comics, or whatever else. All posts should be related to the broad definition of the superhero.
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r/NepalWrites
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This sub-reddit is dedicated to facilitating reading and writing for the /r/Nepal community. Grab a pen and shed your emotions. We would be more than happy to read your piece.
Also, please use post flairs.
Visitr/WeirdLitWriters
169 members
A place for weird fiction writers/readers who're looking for feedback on their writing, potential beta readers, or anything similar.
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r/WritersOfHorror
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This subreddit is for writers who enjoy and write primarily in the horror genre. We accept any submissions of horror writings and any links having to do with writing horror.
Visitr/readheidegger
30 members
A place to work through Heidegger's fascinating if not at times mystifying writing.
Visitr/LGBTBooks
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A subreddit for reading material featuring LGBTQ+ characters and themes.
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r/LearningStrategies
95 members
Learning to read and write English may be challenging. Learning Strategies will provide a forum to share valuable, language resources. This space hopes to serve a wide audience including dyslexics, English language learners (ELL), Autistic, ADHD, students, homeschoolers, and teachers.
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Been getting into Hannah, reading his story collection, Long, Last, Happy. Been doing more reading on him, his techniques and ideas, and thought the sub might appreciate this quote - especially the person that recently posted questioning the value of a degree in Literature. Thoughts on the idea in the quote, or on Hannah and his work?
EDIT: link to the interview from which this quote comes. https://web.archive.org/web/20100307065624/http://www.oxfordamerican.org/articles/2010/mar/02/barry-hannah-19422010/
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