What are the modern cities where writers, poets, artist -- all

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You mean contemporary?

I'd also like to know of any areas like this so that I can avoid them at all costs.

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>>8699337
Yo man, if Scotland leaves the UK, come to Glasgow and we can Hellenize the west end.

As of now, probably one of those faggy North American cities like Austin or Vancouver, where people wear beanies and ride bikes and shit

>>8699337

I would love to hear the answer to this. What is the best city for an aspiring writer? New York?

Does DC work? (I'm looking for a cushy government job to earn a living while I live the /lit/ lifestyle)

>>8699382
Nah, you're 5-10 years to late, both those have been hyper gentrified. To be an artist you have to be able to be poor--the real hipsters are moving into Detroit, Minneapolis or Philly.

>>8699444
>To be an artist you have to be able to be poor

But what happens when you're so good at your art that you become rich? Do you have to stop being an artist?

>>8699337
Bohemia has been dead for years if not decades. All you have now is yuppies and trust fund babies with the most milquetoast and middlebrow of "art" running around.

Malbin brah, the low fat soy babychinos are to die for.

Vienna or Zürich.