Not that it matters
>>9834657
chuck is more /b/ than /lit/ but he's cool enough to hang
dated, lacks aesthetic power.
people who like him romanticize the idea of the bohemian boozer fuckup
Hearing about how he lost his virginity gave me some hope, because I also lost mine to a fat chick in my early 20s. I haven't read any of his books yet, but he seems like a relatable guy.
Is this book legit or is it a hoax?
Has anyone read it? Is it good literature?
>>9834644
>Is this book legit or is it a hoax?
It's kind of a hoax. A gross exaggeration, let's say. Or, kinda like Norm's book. The particularities are fake, but the generalities fit.
>>9834666
>It's kind of a hoax.
>666
Nice try, Satan.
>>9834644
Those are probably in place, but they are not all that capable. They need us to sin.
Tell me about degeneracy and how to avoid it /lit/
>>9834622
Just read iron pill comics
Do drugs and become Hindu lol
>>9834622
Tell me your opinions on any work written by Evola.
Who the fuck influenced this genius?
Apparently his favorite novel is Moby Dick.
>>9834545
>Who the fuck influenced this genius?
KJV
John Wayne
>>9834545
His favorite books are Moby Dick and Brothers Karamazov
>>9834545
Faulkner
>fiction
I HATE 1984. It is the most, HAMFISTED, BORING, SHIT-SLINGING, SIMPLISTIC, UN-NUANCED piece of INTELLECTUALLY LIGHTWEIGHT GARBAGE to ever grace the earth, and if you like it it is the STRONGEST indicator to me that YOU HAVE'NT READ A SINGLE FUCKING BOOK SINCE HIGH SCHOOL.
Be honest /lit/, this guy can do no wrong.
>multiple multi-million dollar book-to-film adaptations
>Steven Spielberg directing one of them
>preteen girls and school teachers wetting themselves over his writing
>own a DeLorean
There's nothing wrong with admitting that this guy's work is unrivaled.
>>9834515
Is that the fabled fluoride stare?
>>9834557
>Is that the fabled fluoride stare?
Yes it is!
Obviously some young impressionable fan had asked whether Ready Player One was actually an allegory for the Bush and Clinton administrations.
I haven't read the book yet but based on the synopsis I would have thought normies would have cringed away from reading it within a few pages for it to become that successful, does it have functional prose?
Honestly thought I always assumed that it was going to be some post modernist pynchon esque novel at first, i'm pleasantly surprised.
Where do I start with this twat?
Beauty: A very short introduction
>>9834404
Then How to Be a Conservative
>>9834391
Anywhere really, he's written on a vast amount of topics; pick one you like and dive in there. Booze, sex, the environment, wanker leftists, you get the picture.
Which sounds better?
Panacea or Antidote?
Explain your answer.
it depends on the context because it does. also they don't mean the same thing so you're an idiot
>>9834225
They're not synonyms, anon.
But sonically I prefer the crush of consonants so I'm going with antidote.
Space Opera and Fantasy have both been brought back and made respectable and are written a greater degree of literary care
Can big robots be next?
I'm confused, do you think that's true or is this purely a hypothetical question?
>>9834195
where exactly have those genres been brought back from? how are they respectable? what the fuck is "literary care"? surely fantasy has only become further and further degraded since the days of tolkien and peake?
>Am a writer
>Have a running fantasy universe I work on with a friend in my spare time
>Genuinely really proud of it and the lore I've created
>Have a character named "The Saint"
>Ancient angelic hero of old who overthrew an empire of corrupt beings under the influence of demons to bring about an age if light and prosperity
>People of the present remember him as a selfless and noble hero who fought for good with honor
>He happens to literally be an angel
>Show a bit of my story to my family namely the parts about the saint
>Older sister is surprisingly into it
>We're Catholic
>She compliments my refrence to catholicism
>wtf
>She explains how I must've modelled The Saint after christ in that he fought to bring light to the world
>Forgot to mention that the saint overthrew the corrupt empire through terrible means
>Murder, Torture, Public executions, terrible shit
>He wanted to be forgotten for all the terrible things he did in the name of a better, regardless of how it damned his soul
>He effectively became more brutal than the demons ever were
I don't think I can tell her the rest of his story without getting called a satanist or some shit.
Why are you proud of that shit?
>>9834134
Is OP literally 12?
>>9834460
Well, he posted a Pokemon pic.
now what's a book that will redpill me about how shitty men are.
all men like to talk about is sports, cars and how much they get laid.
how about you fuck off with these threads
>>9834117
Nice falseflagging you autistic fuck
There are none because men kick ass!
What weird self published kindle books have you came across on amazon?
>>9834100
Is this Chuck Tingle's Brother?
>>9834119
More like Chuck Tingle's desperate knock off. Chuck Tingle cornered the market through sheer talent. Nobody's gonna come close.
>>9834100
it even has its own wiki.
http://empress-theresa.wikia.com/wiki/Empress_Theresa_Wiki
Is this book looked at as positive part of the gay liberation era, because it makes them and their lifestyle look irredeemably shallow and deviant.
Never heard of it. What's it about
Read the City and The Pillar instead OP.
>>9834388
Gay professional from midwest goes to New York city, and gives up his bourgeois class to become broke hedonist escort, and how repetitive that life really is.
will reading this turn me into a schizophrenic?
>>9834012
aren't you already?
>>9834014
came here to post this.
>>9834014
actually, my brother is but i'm not
>mfw I bought the meme cover
It's silly, but at least Mignola is a good artist
>>9833992
is that mignola? thats p cool.
I hate that I care so much about covers