Which author do you most identify with, /lit/?
Shelley for me: the terribly self-absorbed idealistic romantic crushed by life.
>implying I can identify with someone motivate and talented enough to write literature
For me, it's Salinger - intelligent, nihilistic, and with a wicked sense of humor.
>babbys first romantic
>>8606204
Stephen king maybe? Only because I fear most things and instead of using that fear to fuel my writing I use it to fuel my intense overeating.
Whichever author is not a whiny sad bitch that thinks he's very smart, unique and special.
You're not a deep artist you're just a virgin.
>>8606236
please leave, this isn't the board for you. Maybe try >>/pol/ or >>/s4s/
my total lack of ambition precludes me from identifying with any major author desu
flannery o'connor
southern woman with chronic health problems (im no longer catholic but it's play a major role in my intellectual development)
>>8606204
My main man Nietzsche.
Riillke
>>8606396
Are you a woman?
Can I go southern on you?
Im getting into cioran and liking it.
>>8606236
Hemingway?
Lord Byron
Jack London
Goethe, at least the young Goethe with his Werther
>>8606396
Please show your feet
I'm literally Roberto BolaƱo.
Franz Kafka
I'm worried people find me revolting
>>8606204
Joyce. I'm Irish, obsessed with autistic prose and greek myth
I'll obviously never be that good but still
Lovecraft - I'm a passive, lonely and anxious person who is unable to describe anything
pic related: yeah, it's him
>>8606695
What a cutie. I guess I'm also him.
>>8606396
Hey, this actually fits me. The illness part at least.
>>8606217
I was gonna argue with this then realized Shelley wasn't just the first Romantic I read and loved but the first poet full stop.