ITT >your favourite writer >your favourite poet >your

Tao Lin
Tao Lin
Tai Pei
Ma Naw
The Godfather

>>8971456
Nabokov
T. S. Eliot
Stoner
David Bowie
Synechdoche, New York

>>8971456

>your favourite writer
EL James
>your favourite poet
John Green
>your favourite book
50 Shades of Grey
>your favourite musician/composer/band/artist
Ariana Grande
>your favourite film
Suicide Squad

>Dostoevsky
>Homer
>I have 4 or 5
>Rob Dougan
>The Good, The Bad, and The Ugly

>Dostoevsky
>Gerard Manley Hopkins
>Brideshead Revisited
>Hard to name just one
>Taxi Driver

Sam Hyde
Lauren Southern
Mein Kampf
Jewdriver
Birth of a Nation (original)

>>8971456
>writer
Rodolfo Usigli
>poet
Walt Whitman
>book
The Hero of the One Thousand Faces
>musician
Pixies
>film
2001: A Space Odyssey

>>8971456
>Alan Moore
>John Keats
>The Book of the New Sun
>Tyr
>There will be Blood

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>>8971563
Another hilarious /pol/ poster!

>>8971456
Bulgakov
Poetry's gay
The First Circle
Diana Krall/Arvo Part/Anal Cuny/Modigliani
Blade Runner

>>8971603
another condescending faggot pseud

>>8971612
*Anal Cunt

William Faulkner
Hart Crane
The Sound and the Fury
Amon Tobin
Stalker

>>8971456
>your favourite writer
Paul of Tarsus
>your favourite poet
Bob Dylan
>your favourite book
all quiet on the western front
>your favourite musician/composer/band/artist
Bob Dylan, Mozart, Oasis
>your favourite film
Ben-Hur (1959)

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>writer
Flann O'Brien or Mishima
>poet
John Keats/Donne/Ashberry
>book
The Complete Works of Plato or "If on a winter's night…"
>composer
i want to say bach, but it's chopin desu
>musician
will oldham
>artist
either JMW Turner or Samantha Keely Smith—don't know much about visual art though.
>film
Repentance (dir. Abuladze) or Rashomon

>>8971612
>>8971613

>he needed to correct his typo on his edgy joke namedrop

ur killin it itt

>writer
dunno
>poet
William Blake
>book
The Brothers Karamazov, or A Voyage to Arcturus
>musician
John Coltrane or Isaac Brock. my favorite record is actually, "The Starres are Marching Sadly Home"
>artist
Hieronymus Bosch or Remedios Varo
>film
It's technically a "television play," but I'm really fond of Penda's Fen, for some reason. Otherwise, Pan's Labyrinth.

>>8971456
>your favourite writer
flaubert, at least as a model

>your favourite poet
keats or geoffrey hill

>your favourite book
anna karenina

>your favourite musician/composer/band/artist
mozart/schubert

>your favourite film
assorted clips from orson welles shakespeare adaptations

i don't like film

>Pynchon
not into poetry
>GR
>Stars of the Lid or Joanna Newsom
>Dazed and Confused

>>8971456

>>your favourite writer
PKD&Borges

>>your favourite poet
Robert Browning

>>your favourite book
Don Quixote

>>your favourite musician/composer/band/artist
Skullflower

>>your favourite film
Videodrome or Dark City

>>8971456
Tolkien
Coleridge
Lotr
Gattaca

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>>8971456
>Tolkien
>Longfellow
>The Children of Hurin
>St. Vincent
>Lawrence of Arabia

>>8971928
And I don't have a particular favourite band, but Slayer, Tribulation, Behemoth and Burzum are up there

>writer
Virginia Woolf
>poet
ee cummings
>book
A portrait of the artist as a young man
>musician
Bob Dylan
>film
Synecdoche, new york

>>8971456
PG Wodehouse
Pablo Neruda
the Bible
Richard Wagner
In the Mood for Love

>Flann O'Brien
>Keats
>Under the Volcano
>Acid Ghost
>Apocalypse Now

>writer
Yukio Mishima
>poet
Stefan George
>book
Absalom, Absalom!
>musician
Mark Kozelek
>film
Gummo

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>>8971938

>>film
>Synecdoche, new york

Sure is pleb as fuck in here.

Noteworthy exceptions:
>>8971578
>>8971920
>>8971930

The rest of you are probably irredeemable, philistines who'd be better off as sterile as their taste.

>>8971983
Lets see yours

>>8971456

>writer
Kafka
>poet
Tamás Kátai
>book
Kafka's diaries
>musician
Tamás Kátai
>film
Paper man

>your favourite writer
Thomas Mann
>your favourite poet
Rimbaud
>your favourite book
The Man Without Qualities
>your favourite musician/composer/band/artist
Johann Sebastian Bach
>your favourite film
Kill Bill vol. 1

>writer
Nabokov
>poet
Wordsworth (pleb, I know)
>book
Ulysses
>musician
Mahler
>film
City of God

>>8971869
AH FUCK YES STARS OF THE LID

>>8971456
>your favourite writer
Melville
>your favourite poet
Obstfelder
>your favourite book
Moby Dick
>your favourite musician/composer/band/artist
Mozart
>your favourite film
Lost in Translation

These threads would be better if people were asked to give a reason for liking so and such.

>>8971456
>your favourite writer
António Lobo Antunes
>your favourite poet
Fernando Pessoa
>your favourite book
Siddartha
>your favourite musician/composer/band/artist
The Lumineers
>your favourite film
The Lovers on the Bridge (Les Amants du Pont-Neuf)

>>8971456
>your favourite writer
Hamsun
>your favourite poet
Lorca
>your favourite book
Madame Bovary
>your favourite musician/composer/band/artist
Can
>your favourite film
Woman in the Dunes

>Nabokov, PKD
>Whitman/Baudelaire/Verlaine/Blake
>Pale Fire/Leaves of Grass/A Scanner Darkly
>The Brian Jonestown Massacre
>The Wind Rises (Miyazaki)

>>8971456
Robert Heinlein
Ovid
Lucifer's hammer
Cage the Elephant or Harvey Danger
Nightcrawler

All these fucking plebs. /lit/ is kill.
reddit itt

>>8971456
>joyce
>not into poetry
>divine comedy
>john frusciante
>trainspotting

>>8972455
Post yours so we can all have a laugh

>>8972455
why don't you post yours?

Nabokov
Barrett Browning
Solaris
Brahms
Black Narcissus

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>>8971456
>your favourite writer
Gogol
>your favourite poet
W.B. Yeats
>your favourite book
Tsurezuregusa (Essays in Idleness)
>your favourite musician/composer/band/artist
Steve Reich
>your favourite film
The Ascent

Picture related, favorite painter.

>>8972457
Biggest faggot in the universe.

>>8972477
glad you liked it

>>8971456
Ellis
Baudelaire
Glamorama
Cabaret Voltaire
Sexy Beast

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nabakov/joyce/kate chopin
ee cummings/paul muldoon
house of leaves
dutchmassive
predator

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>>8971456
>i don't know
>i don't know probably rilke
>antigone
>bach
>au hasard balthazar

Mark Twain
All poetry is shit
War and Peace
I don't much care for music either
Barry Lyndon

>>8971456
>Nabokov
>I'm a pleb when it comes to poetry
>The king in yellow
>Godspeed you! Black emperor
>Threads

God I'm edgy.

Feels good to see so much Keats love in here.

>>8971456
>Faulkner
>John Keats
>The Sound and the Fury
>The Killers
>Her

>>8971869
I like this guy

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>>8971456
>writer
Pynchon or bradbury
>book
Watership down or J R
>band
Yo la tengo or Can
>film
Mulholland dr. or Brazil

>>8971468
redditt
>>8971540
redditt
>>8971556
redditt
>>8971570
redditt
>>8971578
almost redditt
>>8971612
redditt but excusable
>>8971654
okay
>>8971671
dumb
>>8971721
good
>>8971842
meh
>>8971854
kys
>>8971869
dumb
>>8971920
dumb
>>8971928
dumb
>>8971930
dumb dumb
>>8971939
okay
>>8971952
reddit
>>8971956
baby brains
>>8972000
reddit
>>8972155
reddit
>>8972163
reddit
>>8972180
faggot
>>8972205
okay
>>8972260
reddit
>>8972435
reddit
>>8972457
faggot
>>8972462
okay
>>8972463
okay
>>8972506
very good
>>8972512
huge faggot
>>8972513
faggot
>>8972534
dumbass

>>8972604
pseud

>>8971456
Hemingway
T.S. Elliot
The Waves
Gustav Mahler
La Haine (atm)

>>8972604
>>>/tv/

>>8971456
Kafka
Ezra Pound
LotR
Agustín Barrios
Studio Ghibli movies (but i dont quite like movies or anime)

>>8972459
Because having a favorite x is in itself already for plebs who just want the internet to know how unique they are. I simply don't have one.

>>8972665
>>8972665
Oh ok. So you're a contrarian twat. Got it.

These threads are 90% of the time for some guy who wants to look for suggestions and compare and contrast some opinions.

There's no chance I could actually narrow an all time favorite film or book, but its interesting as a type of data mining and seeing other results.

No need to get autistic about it m8.

>>8972244
i love you

>>8972665
confirmed for contrarian edgefag

you can leave now.

>>8972680
How are all these shitposts even remotely interesting? What's the point of this thread if everyone is just going to reply with entry level garbage everyone has already heard of.

>>8972695
BARCELONA
C
N

celine
keats
dubliners
beethoven
lost in translation

>your favorite writer
Nabokov
>your favourite poet
Yeats
>your favourite book
A Hero of Our Time
>your favourite musician/composer/band/artist
Music is gay
>your favourite film
La Dolce Vita

>>8971456
>your favourite writer
Paul Bowles. He was an American ex-patriot who lived in and wrote about Morocco during the 1950s.
>your favourite poet
Probably James Wright or Philip Levine. Not a huge poetry fan though.
>your favourite book
Of Human Bondage
>your favourite musician/composer/band/artist
Boards of Canada
>your favourite film
The Royal Tenenbaums

Dostoevsky
Shelley
Silence
Leonard Cohen
Arvo Part
Radiohead
Dahl
Brick

>>8971456
James Joyce
Homer
Ulysses
Morrissey
The Big Lebowski

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pynchon
dante
gravity's rainbow
zappa
le pont du nord

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>>8972604
>okay
thanks lad

>>8971456
don't know
don't know
don't know
tomas luis de victoria
the outlaw josey wales

>>8973555
i think we'd get on well, except i thought brick was stylish but, overall, mediocre.

>>8971456
Umberto Eco
Walt Whitman
Stoner
Steve Reich
400 Blows

Melville
Seamus Heaney
Moby-Dick, or The Whale
Albert Ayler
The Long Goodbye

>>8973757
>the outlaw josey wales
nice pick brother

>>8971456
Lovecraft
Matsuo Basho
I don't have a favourite book
Marilyn Manson
The Thing

>>8971456
Morrissey
Morrissey
Autobiography (Morrissey)
Morrissey
Shoplifters of the World (2017)

These are all constantly changing. You'll probably get totally different answers two months from now.
>your favourite writer
Loren Eiseley
>your favourite poet
Wallace Stevens
>your favourite book
Stoner
>your favourite musician/composer/band/artist
The Microphones
>your favourite film
Stardust Memories or Kiki's Delivery Service, depending on what mood I'm in

>>8974505

doesn't matter your tastes are plebby garbage regardless.

>>8971456
HEY GUYS

PLEASE VALIDATE ME
PLEASE VALIDATE ME
PLEASE VALIDATE ME
PLEASE VALIDATE ME

oh god i just love narrowing done the artists i love across different fields to a handful of favorites so i can show people my worthless personality for validation on an anonymous imageboard

the artists i choose show something deep about my personality

they're uniquely ME

but i fucking hate when people think their clothes, cars, material possession, and brands in general define them, consumerism is trite lol

please validate me ohgod

these threads are the only reason i come to /lit/ ... there's no deep discussion in them or value to them, not even a potential for it.

no. just jacking ourselves off and trying to get validated.

fuck all of you.

>Melville
>Wallace Stevens
>Moby Dick
>Maurice Ravel
>The Element of Crime

>your favourite writer
Borges
>your favourite poet
Celan
>your favourite book
In Search of Lost Time
>your favourite musician/composer/band/artist
Morton Feldman
>your favourite film
Nostos

>>8974525
it is what it is

>your favourite writer
Gene Wolfe
>your favourite poet
e e cummings/john keats tie
>your favourite book
On Blue's Waters
>your favourite musician/composer/band/artist
Bach and Dali
>your favourite film
Starman or Thin Red Line

>All these morons claiming Russians as their favourite writers when they probably never even read a single work in its original language.

A few months ago there was a similar thread that 404'd and someone mentioned a list of the best film directors with 20-30 names or so. Please post it again if you're here..

>>8971456
E.T.A Hoffmann
Friedrich Hölderlin
Der Mann Ohne Eigenschaften
Brian Eno
Chungking Express, Fallen Angels

>>8974772
Give it a rest

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mfw lit has good taste

William Blake
William Blake
The Battlefield Where the Moon Says I Love You by Frank Stanford
Edward Elgar (Enigma Variations)
Dreams by Akira Kurosawa

>don't know yet, maybe John Fowles
>don't know yet, maybe Dylan Thomas
>The Magus
>Rachmaninoff
>Blade Runner & 8 1/2

>>8974525
threads are usually somewhat vapid, but they can also be interesting to get a handle on what others like

>there's no deep discussion in them or value to them, not even a potential for it.
wait there's deep discussion on /lit/? can you point it out to me please

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>>8971527

>your favourite writer
Charles Bukowski, Hunter S Thompson, John Steinbeck
>your favourite poet
poertry is gay
>your favourite book
Hot Water Music
>your favourite musician/composer/band/artist
The orphans
>your favourite film
The Insider

Joyce
Eliot
Ulysses
Hard to pick, I guess Joanna Newsom at the moment
Office Space

>>8975085
>hot water music is your favorite but not your favorite band

baka

Juan Rulfo
George Santayana
The Death of Virgil
Sonic Sum
Requiem for a Dream

>>8974525
You might want to check yourself for autism.

Most normal human beings like to connect with one another. Being able to discuss books you have in common with others, ask recommendations, ask for opinions or interpretations is normal.

Not many may do it. But seeing as it takes seconds to contribute it aint much skin off most peoples' back.

>>8971456
Writer: Dostoevsky
Poet: Seamus Heaney
Book: Brave New World or Hamlet
Composer: Bach or Stravinsky
Band: Queen
Solo Artist: Billy Joel
Film: Shawshank, or Apocalypse Now

>Now Roast Me!

>>8971456
Proust or Gass
Whitman
In Search of Lost Memes
Schoenberg
Biutiful

>>8975113
No roast but where should I start with Dostoyevsky?

>>8971456
>your favourite writer
Melville
>your favourite poet
Ezra Pound
>your favourite book
Moby-Dick
>your favourite musician/composer/band/artist
Women
>your favourite film
This is a hard one, either La Dolce Vita or La Notte I reckon

>>8971456
>your favourite writer
Joy Williams
>your favourite poet
Kenneth Goldsmith
>your favourite book
Wide Sargasso Sea
>your favourite musician/composer/band/artist
Xiu Xiu, or Duster, or Plebeian Grandstand
>your favourite film
Stranger by the Lake

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>Writer
Thomas Bernhard or Montaigne
>Poet
Fernando Pessoa or Yeats
>Book
The World as Will and Representation
>Composer
Bach or Ravel
>Band
Pink Floyd
>Painter
Rembrandt or Bosh
>Film
American Beauty

>>8975139

"White Nights" for a short story that will give you a little insight what you're in for. "Crime and Punishment" for an in depth immersification (is that a word?) into Dostoyevsky's prose and Christian existentialism his books are permeated by. "Demons" for critique of nihilism and elements of political philosophy. "House of the Dead" is a top tier novel, but admittedly I can't really remember why I loved that book so much or rather what was the key point of intellectual engagement for a reader in it. And obviously, a jewel in the crown - "Brothers Karamazov", my favorite book of all times, most stunning and amazing literary experience I had - definately should be read last. That book was probably a first and last book that literally brought me to tears and I am not a kind of a "mushy" person.

"Idiot" and "Gambler" are ones I haven't enjoyed too much so I can't really recommend them even though it's mainly because of the tad heavy or sluggish prose and former still has some very intellectually captivating moments.

Haven't read from Dostoyevsky only "Notes from the Underground" and "Poor Folk" so can't give you opinion on them, but the latter is considered very different from the rest of his works and not a part of Dostoyevsky's classics.

Unsure
Unsure
Infinite Jest
Neutral Milk Hotel
Alien

>>8975115
>In Search of Lost Memes
Have you read the whole thing? I'm at Swann in Love and it's already been mesmerisingly beautiful

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>>8975320

>Writer
McElroy or Proust
>Poet
Rilke
>Book
The Notebooks of Malte Laurids Brigge
>Composer
Messiaen
>Band
Swans
>Painter
Ivan Nikolaievitch Kramskoy probably (maybe Hassam)
>Film
There Will be Blood (maybe Black Swan)

>>8975115
Nice, very good

>>8975147
Fair

>>8975154
>stranger by the lake
meh
overall seems to try too hard to be obscure

>>8975222
kinda plebbit but not bad

>>8971813
for all I know, Anal Cuny might be an actual band that I'll end up not liking very much. it is important to correct myself in this case. Also,
>being so much of a pleb that he can't appreciate Anal Cunt, the veritable James Joyce of music
git gud son

>>8975333
Yeah I finished Time Regained last month.

For now it should be pretty readable and good but it'll get kinda tiresome through books 2 and 3.
I personally liked 4 a lot because I'm gay but a lot of people say that one's even more tiresome.
5 was pretty artsy and good but I read it in only a couple days
And the conclusion was pretty satisfying.

If it starts to become unbearably slow I'd say drop it honestly, but if you're enjoying it by all means keep going.

>>8975139
Notes from the Underground for an introduction, and then Crime and Punishment, the most accessible and popular of his longer works.

>Dostoyevsky
>Keats
>The Moon is a Harsh Mistress
>Kanye West/Art Blakey
>Apocalypse Now

>>8975418
Thanks, I'm planning on taking breaks between the volumes so hopefully that'll keep it from becoming tiresome.

I'm also a little apprehensive because I've kind of convinced myself that the book contains the meaning of life or something, or at least presents didactically (and not in a bad way) some grand philosophy of life and art - is this necessarily true? I think I've hyped it up too much in my own mind.

DFW
Wilfred Owen
Infinite Jest
Beach House, currently
Amadeus

>>8971456

I don't think I have favorite writers or poets.

The funniest book that I've ever read was The Onion's Our Dumb Century. I want to say that I read each of Moby Dick and Brothers K once, for cred, but it's been so long that I can't do a favorite cred type thing. The older I get, the less interesting I find the prospect of reading fiction outside certain classic tropes to be. I have had an edition of Proust for literally about fifteen years and I've never gotten around to it. Even now there are other things which more immediately hold my interest.


Autechre.

Alien.

>William Faulkner
>Percy Shelley
>The Old Man and the Sea
>Daft Punk
>The Big Lebowski

Alice Munro
Pound I guess
One Hundred Years of Solitude
Joanna Newsom
The Lives of Others

>your favourite writer
Ernest Hemingway
>your favourite poet
E.E. Cummings
>your favourite book
Fight Clube
>your favourite musician/composer/band/artist
Radiohead
>your favourite film
The Godfather part ll

Joyce
Homer
Ulysses
Chopin
Don't have a film

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>>8971456
>your favourite writer
Camus
>your favourite poet
T.S. Eliot
>your favourite book
Crime and Punishment
>your favourite musician/composer/band/artist
Eliott Smith
>your favourite film
The Big Lebowski

>>8976169
*Elliott Smith
Other favorite music: Beach House, David Bowie, Chopin, MF DOOM

>>8971456

George Santayana
Philip Larkin
'The Social Contract'
Bedřich Smetana/Marylin Manson
back to the future

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>your favourite writer
dosto
>your favourite poet
rupi
>your favourite book
the pale king
>your favourite musician/composer/band/artist
coil
>your favourite film
white castle

>>8975639
t. a 16 year old walking stereotype

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>>8971456

>Nietzsche
>Nietzsche
>The Portable Nietzsche
>Nietzsche
>The Turin Horse

>kafka
>plath
>the double
>dali
>blue velvet

>>8971518
>Synechdoche, New York
awful taste

>>8976315
>The Turin Horse
what's this? It should be Conan the Barbarian

>>8971456
>Thomas Pynchon
>Arthur Rimbaud
>Gilgamesh
>Bob Dylan
>Modern Times (Chaplin)

>>8974499
Please die.

>>8971456

> Italo Calvino
> probably Emerson
> Moby Dick or The Great Gatsby
High School Tier I know but I didn't read The Great Gatsby until I was 23 or 24 and it blew me the fuck away
> Couldn't say
> Couldn't say

>>8971456
Dostoievsky
De Nerval
Journey to the end of the night
Vermeer
Network or Smultronstället

>Writer: Woolf, Pinecone or maybe Shakespeare
>Poet: Shakespeare
>Book: based Pale Fuego
>Musician: KOOL A.D.
>Film: The Enigma of Kasper Hauser

Thomas Pynchon
Charles Baudelaire
Catch-22
Bloc Party

>>8971456
Couldn't say
Couldn't say
Couldn't say
Death Grips
Couldn't say

who the fuck has a favourite author lmao

Holy shit you guys are fags

Anais Nin
John Milton
Dubliners
Genocide Organ
Lucifer Rising

>>8971456
Brian Jacques
Pass
Sleeping Freshman Never Lie
Bruce Springsteen
Star Wars

>>8979367
What isn't a fag?

>Dostoevsky
>Lermontov
>The Stranger
>Tom Waits
>Easy Rider

>>8971456
>your favourite writer
Haruki Murakami
>your favourite poet
None
>your favourite book
Lolita
>your favourite musician/composer/band/artist
Modest Mussorgsky
>your favourite film
None

>>8972604
How tall's that Ivory tower you live in?

Huysmans/Genet
Early Auden/Merrill
(at the moment) The Sea and The Mirror/The Melancholy of Resistance
Arthur Russell/Robbie Basho
Die Bitteren Tränen der Petra von Kant/Anything by Jarman

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>your favourite writer
Borges/Pynch

>your favourite poet
Ted Hughes maybe idk

>your favourite book
Mason & Dixon

>your favourite musician/composer/band/artist
Steve Reich/Robbie Basho/John Fahey/Richard Skelton/Richard Dawson. Couldn't make that call.

>your favourite film
Aguirre

>>8972457
>not into poetry
>divine comedy

?

Thomas Mann
Fernando Pessao
Moby Dick
Bach, only just over Rachmaninov because i adore the goldberg variations / Set fire to flames.
Irréversible

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>>8981591
Would hang with.
Just barely for some, genuinely interestd for a few.

>>8972665
k

>>8974351
I don't disagree

Marquis de Sade
Lautreamont
Delta of Venus/Little Birds
Whitehouse
Waterpower

>>8971456

>writer
Faulkner or Joyce

>Poet
Pope

>Book
Tyrant Banderas by Ramon Il Valle Inclán

>Composer
Modest Mussorgsky

>Band
Nick Cave and the Bad Seeds

>Artist
Cy Twombley

>Film
Gangs of New York

>writer
Hemmingway
>poet
Frost
>book
In cold blood
>artist
radiohead
>film
eternal sunshine of the spotless mind

this list is super pleby but eh

>Yukio Mishima
>T.S. Eliot
>Iliad
>Harold Budd
>Stalker

Recs pls

>writer
Cormac McCarthy
>poet
Emily Dickinson
>book
Suttree
>band
Yo La Tengo
>film
Taxi Driver

did i do good

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>>8982255
Appétissant, le matelot

>your favourite writer
Mishima
>your favourite poet
too pleb for poetry
>your favourite book
2666
>your favourite musician/composer/band/artist
Philip Glass
>your favourite film
Week End (JLG)

>hart crane
>hart crane
>white buildings
>xxxtentacion
>bronson

>your favourite writer
Cormac McCarthy
>your favourite poet
Keats
>your favourite book
Neuromancer
>your favourite musician/composer/band/artist
Steely Dan
>your favourite film
The Thing

>favorite writer
Dostoyevsky or Turtledove
>favorite poet
Chaucer, but I don't read much poetry
>favorite book
Brothers Karamazov and War and Peace
>favorite artist
Byzantine Chants, Blaine Rohmer
>favorite film
2001: A Space Odyssey

I'm not really sure about any of the answers. Most of these things were just what came to mind.
>joyce
>too pleb for poetry
>A portrait of the artist as a young man
>black santa
>all about lily chou chou