"special letter" literature

cliterature: "Steamy" prose or poetry.
eliterature: Writings regarding the "upper crust" in society.
fliterature: Books and magazines about birds and other winged creatures.
glitterature: Printed-matter puffery that's merely "all for show".
sliterature: "How to" publications about careful cutting an incising.

I prefer just run-of-the-mill reading-material; no "special letter" literature for me, thank you very much!

by QuacksO October 4, 2020

Dorky Dorky Literature Club

When they call you Yuri from DDLC: 🧐
When they call you Yuri from CoD : 😑

"HEY KID I'M BUSY BECOMING God GO PLAY DORKY DORKY LITERATURE CLUB OR SOMETHING" #1 Salesman 1997

by RoseRed669 January 21, 2023

Titty Literature

Magazines containing articles and images involving the practice of pornography

e.g. Playboy , Hustler, etc.

I can't believe my mom found the shoe box with all that titty literature in it!!

by saltlifesailor69 November 15, 2021

Moon literature

Novels that include shadow science, alchemy or (often dark) magic.

"What kind of books you like to read?"

"I love moon literature!"

by Auroraborealizz June 3, 2022

Moon literature

Novels that include alchemy, shadow science or (often dark) magic.

"What kind of books you like to read?"

"I love moon literature!"

by Auroraborealizz June 4, 2022

Common literature

1. A thing that certain people consider "very scary" when used by one who's typing is all over the place, usually very poor grammar, capitalization, spelling, and more, then suddenly changes to the proper way of typing/writing.

2. Obviously learned in many of your English classes, assuming you didn't skip.

3. Very rare. Just rare. Like, "discovered yesterday and it was scary as fuck," rare.

"What? I simply decided to use common literature properly to do better with English. It's not like the world is ending." "YOUR TYPING NORMAL AND IT'S SCARY" "You're, not your. Your is ta-" "SHUT-"

by Discord's Personal Satan January 6, 2021

Literaturely

Relating to a literary work. As used in the phrase figuratively and literaturely coined by author Deborah Joan Jones in her poem titled, Lit.

I felt the torment of the poem both figuratively and literaturely.

by Bee Sixx May 24, 2021