I'm bored of reading dead authors. Who are some living ones?

Start with the greeks

Pynchon

J.K. Rowling

just alive, or still writing?

>>9284866
Me, read my diary desu.

>>9284882
The former is fine; the latter is preferred.

Would stuff that Duff

>>9284907
George R R Martin

>>9284875
Pynchon died in 2015 but it won't be revealed until 2023 to trick the public.

Not me pretty soon, I hope

Philip Roth

Thomas Ligotti

he's never mentioned enough, and not seen as distinct from Lovecraft enough either

read Don Delillo's book Point Omega

Dan Brown desu

>>9284866

Houellebecq
Will Self
Knausgård
Pynchon
DeLillo
McCarthy
Jelinek
Krasznahorkai

>>9285180
George Saunders

>>9285180
>Houellebecq
Sure if you want to read about balls and limp penises every 5 pages.

>>9285217
this

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>>9284952
Still Alive

>>9284866
Joseph mcelroy

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Her bunghole needs to be sniffed

>>9286754
Would tongue that bung

I've been getting into David Foster Wallace lately

Vargas Llosa
Tom Wolfe

Pierre Senges. His new book Fragments of Lichtenberg is excellent.

Enrique Vila-Matas. Bartleby and Co. and Dublinesque are good starts.

Gerald Murnane. The Plans or Inland are good starting points.

Javier Marias. Start with A Heart So White or The Infatuations.

Lazlo Krasznahorkai. Start with Seiobo There Below.

>>9286759
kek

Shakespeare

Cormac "snake bit horse" McCarthy

>>9286724
Is that really a photo of him? when was this photo released?

>>9284866
Tomas Ligotti, Tobias Hill, Tom McCarthy

>>9284866
David Foster Wallace

>>9285223
What's wrong with that? Some people just can't appreciate French humour.

James Ellroy

>>9286759
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