Who's te George Costanza of literature?

>>9246475
OP.

Art Vandelay

>>9246773

I wanted to say this, you fuck.

probably tylo be chillin

Some poplit author that writes sarcastic little novels about contemporary issues

>>9246781
so DFW then.

>>9246781
douglas coupland

Karl Pilkington

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>>9246805

Everyone from George Bendemann to the Underground Man.

He's a recap and a totalization of a great swathe of characters from 20th century literature imo

>>9246475
George Costanza was one of the greatest characters ever written in any medium.

The funny thing is, the best living writers today write for TV.

>>9248843
Season 3 to 7 Costanza was, for sure

>>9246475
Sancho Panza

>>9248861
Came to my mind too.

Biff Loman

Mickey Sabbath obv

>>9248832
he's based on larry david you pseud

>>9248972
george wasn't written as larry he later adapted the character to that persona.

>>9248972
>implying Larry David couldn't have osmotically absorbed european culture through his grandfather, who was born in germany

Harlan Ellison

>>9248887
this book good my dude? It's on my shelf and I'm debating between reading that and rereading Master and Margareets.

>>9246781
BEE?

>>9249321
That and American pastoral are great

Biff Loman

>>9248843
>The funny thing is, the best living writers today write for TV.

interesting, haven't watched serials in a while

recs?

>>9248978
George was always written as an alter-ego of Larry, but Jason Alexander didn't know this at first and once he did he made him "a shameless imitation."