By Popular Demand

> Favorite Novelist
Horn
> Favorite Philosopher
Silk
> Favorite Poet
Silk
> Favorite Book
The Cosmological Writings

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Favorite novelist: Nabokov and Cao Xueqin
Favorite philosopher: Bradley
Favorite poet: Tennyson, though this changes all the time
Favorite book: Lolita and Story of the Stone

>>9380976
is this inspired by science fiction and is it tied to any work?

>Dostoevsky
>Plato
>Homer
>Iliad

>>9381461
I read Idylls of the King, Maud, and In Memoriam recently as my first time reading Tennyson. The music of his poetry is really phenomenal.

>>9381511
It's the cover art for Lake of the New Sun which is a sequel to the Book of the New Sun by Gene Wolfe

>Franz Kafka
>Max Stirner
>T. S. Eliot
>Frankenstein

The D (not Descartes)
Spiiiiiiiiinoza (mainly for Ethics)
Milton (mainly for Paradise Lost)
Petersburg (asdfhasdghhg)

Jack London
Emerson
Walt Whitman
Selected works (Kafka)

>>9380987
>The Cosmological Writings
They're called the Chrasmlogic Writings

>>9381520
Calling the Book of the Long Sun a sequel is a bit dishonest.

>>9382494
>Chrasmlogic
Chrasmologic, rather

>>9382497
You are right, I didn't feel like it was necessary to elaborate too much so I thought "sequel" would be the easiest shorthand

>Tolstoy
>Heidegger
>Milton
>Paradise Lost

Thomas Mann
John Henry Newman
Richard Wilbur
Magic Mountain

> Favorite Novelist
Dostoevsky
> Favorite Philosopher
St. Thomas Aquinas
> Favorite Poet
Gerard Manley Hopkins
> Favorite Book
À la recherche du temps perdu

>Faulkner
>Spinoza
>Shakespeare
>Under the Volcano

Celine, Nietzsche, bukowski, don't really have one. I'll probably write better shit than you.

Marquez
Wittgenstein
Neruda
Bleak House

> Favorite Novelist
Leo Tolstoy
> Favorite Philosopher
Nitch
> Favorite Poet
Poetry is for pussies
> Favorite Book
War and Peace