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>>8365585
It's horrendous.

Get off the internet, you weirdo

>>8365590
It's a different one though, you should read it.

>>8365592
Why is it shit? You left out the interesting part of your criticism.

>>8365547
The Pale King by MemesterFW

You can't go wrong with Tao Lin.

>>8365547
"White Noise"
Now fucking find me, bro.

Saving this pepe

>>8365424
Do you have a folder with 'Pepe the /r9k/ frogman of virginity'?

>>8365423
How would the meaning of anything be 'objective'?

>>8365055
Daily reminder that Donald 'The Lord Emperor' Trump WILL MAKE AMERICA GREAT AGAIN

He will even make anime real, and we'll have 2D women replace degenerate roastwhore 3D modern women.

Praise Lord KEK for the meme magic that will carry him to presidency.

Deus
fucking
Vult

Never even heard of that guy

>>8365068

Wow, now that you put it that way, I'm officially a #redpill now!

>>8365014
mio diarrhea im erlichkeit

>>8365014
my diary desu

I liked Red Dragon.

Você também é do Brasil?

Meu livro favorito é O Favela de merda manchada de Ruas, por Hue de Huehue. Ele narra o conto de um atleta olímpico, que abre o seu chuveiro para encontrar um brasileiro, agachando-se nele. O brasileiro está cagando em todos os lugares, porque os brasileiros são macacos repugnantes. Os gritos do Olimpo: Não obtenha seu merda suja em mim, macaco brasileiro! O brasileiro simplesmente ri, e diz. Você já está no Brasil. Você está inalando a merda de partículas de um bilhão de meus primos macacos agora. Não há como escapar. Agora eu vou te estuprar e roubar o seu telefone!

Eu interpreto isso como uma parábola existencial; ela nos ensina, que o Brasil é subumano, cheio de macacos, e cheira a merda.

>>8364891
omg is that fucking nietzsche?!?!??

>>8364916

I'm sorry, I don't know Portuguese. I was just thinking right now is a good opportunity for Brazil to put its lit tradition on display, and something like da Cunha is a good fit for how it ties in with Brazilian history.
Aside from da Cunha, I've unfortunately only read Lispector. Whom would you suggest I read next? Obrigado

>>8364712
Yes.

>I will never be a Neanderthal

Crying.

>>8364712
By reading?

Hunchback of Notre Dame

I like the book because of its story and historical overtones, but if you're a bonafide /lit/ faggot you'll get a kick out of applying psychoanalysis and master-slave dialectic to Frollo

>>8364611
GK Chesterton's Father Brown stories

A Portrait of the Artist as a Young Man by Joyce

>>8364602
None, such a horrible star wars ripoff.

>>8364613
>waste time reading genre fiction

so i gather it's not worth reading further

>>8364590
>You will never be of age in the 1950s
>Cheaply printed sci fi everywhere
>On any given week, Theodore Sturgeon, Arthur C Clarke, Ray Bradbury, Kurt Vonnegut, etc etc

Can modern sci fi anthologies even compare?

>>8364590
When I was a kid, the library in our town gave away a bunch of old books and magazines for free. My father got a bunch of old sci-fi magazines. Those were my favourite reads for a long time. Other than the well-known authors mentioned by >>8365021 , they often featured obscure but good writers.
I remember a quite unsettling short story by an italian writer which was about an adult man who imagined a world under his blanket. I wouldnt be suprised if I found out that it havent been published anywhere else, but it was one of the most effective horror stories I've ever read. (sorry, I cant remember neither the title nor the writers name, and I dont have the magazines with me now)

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>>8365233
Given the state of the paper they were published on, 99% of pulps from the 30s-60s must be in very poor shape. Disintegrating into yellow dust. It is conceivable that some work will be lost to time unless there are fastidious digital archivers at work.

Speaking of which, it seems that comprehensive digital scans of things like Weird Tales are either closely guarded or not existing.

He's almost as dumb as she is.

>>8364524
>Devi
>dumb

We gonna fight.

Is book 3 ever coming out bros? Last I checked rothfuss was too busy with "charities" and other dumb shit. GET TO WORK YOU FAT MANCHILD

Dumbed-down garbage for the masses of dilettantes.

Because most of us don't give a shit about youtube period.

>>8364480
what's up with his non-lit videos though, they sound like the opinion of an edgy 14 year old

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>>8364418

Bloom definitely does not post on /lit/.

But I know one who does, he's a good friend of mine..

>>8364418
why was his book so shit

We should make a /lit/ image for Bloom's birthday and send it to him to let him know he is loved

maybe do it before his birthday because he's on his last legs

>have 1 (one) skilled writer over a period of 700 years
>WE DA BES

Briton here, loving every laugh

>>8364405
You only think so because they write in English and you're a monoglot pleb.

>>8364407
>1 (one)
Beckett, O'Brien, the list may or may not go on.

>>8364391

Yes, but not a humansist

>>8364400
Not enough time has yet passed for the anonymous collective to deem your post "underrated," but I expect when such a period does elapse it will indeed be called "underrated"

>>8364400
overrated post