serious question: who is the yoko ono of literature?

Mary Shelley.

ayn rand

>>9284254

Simone de Beauvoir

Stephenie Meyer

>>9284254
August Derleth

Borges' festering whore of a second wife.

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>>9284270
Oh shit.

>>9284254
That one woman who /lit/ likes to meme on who writes "poems" that are just a few lines of prose with random line breaks, can't remember her name right now. Every other answer in this thread so far is not even close.

>>9284264
True

>>9284421
rupi kaur

>>9284264
This

John Green

>>9284451
yeah I like this answer

>>9284459
unironically this

>ruined the greatest artist of the medium
>thinks they are the second coming of said artist after the artist was assassinated

>>9284407

Cette

>>9284754
Yes, her, the one that's clutched like a vulture at the publication rights and allowed the Di Giovanni translations to go out of print.

>>9284742
You're not going to get anyone with this mate

>>9284760
suicide is merely autoassassination

>>9284764
Strike two.

>>9284767
I prefer tennis analogues

>>9284257
fpbp

>>9284818
Well, you're as stupid as previously thought. On the bench. You'll get it next time, kid.

>>9284254
Fly is unironically a great album (better than any Beatles LP) and Ono is a scapegoat for plebs who think The Beatles were revolutionary artists

>>9284818
double fault

>>9284828
oh no

>>9284764
According to a tweet from John Green, suicide is the ultimate misogyny.

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>>9284254
this old crow

>>9284868
I wish John Green was misoginistic