After a long and prolific life you are now hailed as one of the

>>9309311
>He spent a disproportionately large amount of time telling benchracers on /o/ to "kys".

>>9309311
>Anon's posts seem centred around The Dark Knight Rises, in particular the opening scene, in a stunning example of intertextuality

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Nice fanfic

Being popular with normies is disgusting in the current year. If anyone I know mentions Bloom I'd drop him in an instant.

>>9309311
>Anon's sexual deviousness, a trait reflected in certain characters in his 2037 novel The Lady of Wind-sor, can be seen to take shape as early as 2017. Numerous repetitions of the onomatopoeic "BRAP" in retort to images of women's behinds are perhaps the best example of Anon's predilection for slightly less savoury sexual preferences.

>the greatest work since "Infinite Jest"

>>9309365
>perhaps what is most fascinating about the author is his obsession with David Foster Wallace's Infinite Jest. To this day, it is a mystery whether his fondness of the novel was ironic or genuine, yet it still remains true that Wallace's work can be seen as a fundamental influence of his work.

>>9309311
>anon seems to have had a strong interest in the CIA and a character named Bane from a Christopher Nolan Batman film on a television and movie forum, and also liked to discuss the "footpussy" of various celebrities
>anon also enjoyed going to other special interest boards and post inanely about the topic of the board, despite showing absolutely no interest at any point in said topic

>>9309311
>contains numerous references and critiques of books which historians know no Anon had never actually read may baffle the common reader

"This man was a clear sociopath...the man we once knew and loved has brought shame to his name through these revealing posts...(that were later used in the shows he was writing about but edited to be lighter content....)"

>>9309372

>and yet, even so, if it were to be found the trace elements of the problem with irony is so that we just cannot tell where forever the issue in which it entailed even began as.

"He loved to go on /vr/ and say the quality of the Sega Genesis' sound was like 'robot farts.' This is a clear example how his love of science-fiction was ever-present in his mind."

>>9309385
>It may offer some insight to peruse the posts of Anon's peers and literary compatriots with which he shared the /lit/ board. What may have originally been seen as a personal obsession with David Foster Wallace's Infinite Jest appears to instead be an obsession shared by several other hundred users of the imageboard. Often we can see Anon posting threads on the board claiming sarcastically that "there is no great american novel" with an image of the front cover of Infinite Jest attached. Enraged debate would ensue as Anon's boardmembers would attempt to prove him to exactly why, or why not, Infinite Jest could receive the title of the greatest American novel. On a small tangent, it was often found that posters of European identity would typically berate their American cousins for what was perceived to be an inferior literary tradition. Anon would often stoke the fire of these arguments by posting satirical reviews of The Great Gatsby and other great American novels that he had collected from the early 21st Century book-reviewing site Goodreads. Historians are still bewildered by his hatred of Americans.

>>9309405

>Could it be said he rode the wild flame of the collective will's interest to such an explosive novel, for such non-distilled words and pastiche observations nod to persons unwilling to get their hands dirty gave quick route to the mind-set of the pristine and serene-wrapped minds of the American youths. In likewise quackery, it is said Infinite Jest makes claim to the largest popular novel not-read by most of its fans and bandwagon social commentators; some say its the longest good night story ever told, but what can be rightly confirmed is the righteous certificate of 21st century, 'hip with it', self-absorbed, hooky pooky intelligence. Fore sure, DFW, who needs a point?

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>>9309311
Still, he remains a mystery. But we can now determine that he really was a true Trump Supporter.

>>9309311
>What a fucking pervert.

>Now we know that his ability to write such a groundbreaking philosophical investigation was determined by the existence of a place where he could vent the most animal and vulgar of his instincts: 4chan.

:D id I do good?