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r/TrueLit

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The premier place on reddit for discussing books and literature, both fictional and non-fictional alike. If you're interested in "written works, especially those considered of superior or lasting artistic merit," then you're in the right place.


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to r/TrueLit by CuriousLana1272
1 year ago
What classic literature has had the most profound impact on your life? For me it's "To Kill a Mockingbird" by Harper Lee
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to r/TrueLit by PMmeifyourepooping
8 months ago
I’m reading the English translation of Childhood (Copenhagen trilogy book 1) by Tove Ditlevsen and the paragraphs are so long. It doesn’t bother me but it’s distinct.