Redpill me on New England authors. Finishing up Longfellow translation

Stephen King?

>>8406371

R.A. Salvatore got his degree at Fitchburg State...

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>>8406458
And of course The Scarlet Letter

Thoreau? And even more important to American intellectual development, Emerson. Fucking EMERSON. SELF fucking RELIANCE. The most important American essay ever written you plebe sonsuvbitches.

>>8406891
Sounds like you like Bukowski and Palahniuk too.

>>8406915
Bukowski, whose birthday was yesterday, more than Chuck, but that's just a personal preference. I don't think of either of them as having anything to do with New England.

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I also recommend this fucker. New England to the bone. Coined the term "post-modernism," as a matter of fact. Friend of Ezra Pound, Kerouac, Ginsberg, Ed Sanders, Diane DiPrima. A father to the Beats, but a helluva guy and not one of them.

Emerson is, in the words of Harold Bloom, "God".