who are the most edgy and nihilistic writers you know? houellebecq

>>9673725
Houellebecq is not very edgy, if you want a true French edgelord you should try Marc-Édouard Nabe. He's probably too edgy to be translated though.

>>9673725
try that guy who wrote understanding empire, fuck is his name? something-ain i think, whatever, google it

>>9673746
oh yeah alain soral

>>9673746
Alain Soral, another /pol/-tier edgelord from France, but less edgy than Nabe who got officially endorsed and quoted by ISIS.

Albert Caraco is extremely nihilistic, but untranslated too, and hard to find even in French. He's an immense writer though.

>>9673761
>Albert Caraco
>Born in Istanbul in 1919, from a rich Sephardic family

nope

Chuck Tingle

>>9673762
What's the problem with writers born in 1919?

I always lose my shit to that pic of Houellebecq, the absolute madcorpse.

>>9673725
beckett
lord byron
machiavelli

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this motherfucker right here

>>9674605
>machiavelli
kek, what? I mean, I've only read The Prince but I got no nihilistic vibes from him at all, in addition to him being a politologist rather than a real philosopher.

Chuck Palahniuk

https://youtu.be/2fnFqGrgtig

L'Ève Future by Villiers ?

>>9673725
Early Henry Miller, before he mellowed out and stopped letting women run his life.

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>>9673725