W-what d-do you think of Miss O'Connor, /lit/?

>>9687777
Good Catholic girl who wrote the same story over and over.

flanflan is /ourgirl/

GRRRRR ANGERY

She's fucking great.

>>9687849
Sorry to say but were redpilled here. Try Schopenhauers On Women for actual intellectual thought and rigour

>>9687871
gonna need you to go back to le quirky alien site buddy

>>9687777
>muh intrusion of grace

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>>9687777
I typically like her stories.

>>9687777
>When I read Flannery I don’t think of Hemingway, or Katherine Anne Porter, or Sartre, but rather of someone like Sophocles. What more can be said of a writer? I write her name with honor, for all the truth and all the craft with which she shows man’s fall and his dishonor.
t. The True Soul of /lit/

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>>9687849
Reminder that you're brainwashed by academia

>>9687930
see >>9687882

>>9687930
t. Rayber

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>>9687939
try the redpill

>>9687944
Try the Tarwater pill.

>>9687949
Hehehehehe...

Killing retards is fun

>>9687966
B-but muh intrusion of grace!

i love her writing. i think you would too. she was a good catholic girl who wrote the same story over and over.

>masteroftheamericanshortstory.jpg

Guys, i really don't want to make a thread about this, so please help me out.
There's a poem about two lovers who part ways (maybe at the beach), does anyone know what it might be?
I think it's fairly known, might be Keats or Whitman

>>9687777
>FUCK OFF LOSERS SHES MINE

>>9687885
>stealing the phrase

She writes some of the best endings of any American short story writer.

>>9688066
>There's a poem about two lovers who part ways
There are actually thousands of these

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>>9688051

>masteroftheamericanshortstory.jpg

>mfw

>>9688555
Agreed. Even though he's a guy, I think Kyle Minor follows in her footsteps as far as endings go. Also check out David Means' collection "Assorted Fire Events." He's kinda like a mix of O'Connor and Joseph McElroy (with the McElroy-ish stuff turned down a bit--not in a bad way). Enjoy.

>>9687930
Reminder that you never went to college

alas, i'd be the guy to court miss o'connor and then diddle carson mccullers on the side. i can't help myself. anywho, i think the first paragraph of "a good man is hard to find" is one of the goat and i constantly look to it when i'm feeling stuck.

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>>9688555
nice digits