Favourite living writers who are under the age of 65? I like

David Mitchell is my favorite author. Every one of his books was truly a great read EXCEPT Slade House, could not relate to coming of age british people in the 80s

>>7892579
Great opinion mate.

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I've heard a few things about him but I'm afraid that I have no idea where to start. I don't think starting with Cloud Atlas would be a good place to begin.

>>7892163
I hate David Mitchell.

My favorite writers under 65 right now are: Marlon James, Lydia Davis, Ben Fountain, Ben Lerner, William Vollmann, and maybe Elene Ferrante if she actually exists.

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I have to say Jonathan Franzen. As far as I'm concerned he is deserving of the hype that has surrounded him. The Corrections and Freedom were both revelatory, and Purity, which I'm currently about halfway through, is looking to be yet another powerhouse. I have yet to explore his earlier works.

>>7892620
Ghostwritten. Start with that.

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Clive Barker.

Murakami or James Worty, last one is a dutch guy who writes hilarious books.

>>7892163
Edward Feser

>>7892635

why is he so sweaty?

>>7892163
Tao Lin

>>7892163

Knausgård, beyond as much as a sliver of doubt.

>>7892678
This. Good ol' Kalle Knaus.

myself

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>>7892163
Joe Hill is pretty good.

>>7892793
The copper bosses killed Joe Hill.