Put these Williams in order of best to least better. William

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>'sup

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No.

>>9206087
William Shakespear
William Carlos Williams
Vollman
Gaddis
Gass

Shakes > Gass > Gaddis > Faulkner > Williams > Boyd > Trevor > Burroughs > Vollman

Gaddis is superior to Gass and Vollmann

Gaddis >> Gass > Faukner >>> Volman >> Williams >>> Burroughs

Gaddis
Vollmann
Gass

>>9206155
Gaddis =? Gass =? Faukner =? Vollman =? Williams =? Burroughs

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>>9206111
>including Billy Carlitos "W.C." Williams
>taking his "poetry" seriously

You are like babby

>>9206234
>hating on wcw
>Blake

William Carlos Williams has twice the Williams-factor any of those guys have

>>9206087
Allison Williams
William Gass
William Gaddis
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William "I'm more known for being a unibomber suspect than I am for my own writing" Vollman

And on our left we see a plebeian who was forced to analyze "The Red Wheelbarrow" in high school and ended his reading and thinking there:
>>9206234

I know Wordsworth gets absurd hate here, but break down and read the 1805 Prelude, plebs. He follows Shakespeare, and is before your buddy Wm Blake.

>>9207629
aha is this fucking tru

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>>9209314
...who?

>>9209360
Nothing on Wordsworth Classics. Perhaps the best of the understated Classics distributors in the English-speaking world. William. Wordsworth. That's who..

>there. I said it.

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william darrell mays jr. > every one of those faggots

>>9209314
William Wordsworth doesn't get hate. The publisher Wordsworth does.

Billy Burroughs > everybody

>>9209651
But I like ww classics. Only readable version of Eugene Onegin (and I've scanned six) comes out of that very house. Weird. They're cheap, but I've had only good experiences. Granted, theyre not so readily available in the U.S. but I do own 5 or so, picked up used.