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ITT: Transgressive Fiction 2017-07-10 03:57:23 Post No. 9736874
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Transgressive Fiction - suggest the most brutal stuff you've ever read
Mine is picrelated, I was kinda new shit to me even though at the time I read it I was familiar with de Sade, Burroughs, Matthew Stokoe, Dennis Cooper.
Can you provide an example of a much more hardcore book by some other author?
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In what way is it transgressive
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>>9736911
That is the genre used to label literature with particular content, IMO the book fully fits this term
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>>9736874
Mind you /lit/ is a board for wannabe writers, not for book enthusiasts
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>>9737152
He does not write books anon. Well... there is that fish book, but it fucking sucks.
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I guess pic related is obvious.
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>>9739110
Hello mu memes
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>>9736941
Ya, I'm asking why it fits into that. Like examples.
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>>9739915
https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Transgressive_fiction
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>>9739110
no, all of his writings are pretty much nonfiction
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>>9739030
>typical lit thread
>rate this guy out of 10
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>>9737152
>Lynch
>Transgressive
Lmao
Transgressive fiction literally means "edgy". The entire point is to make people uncomfortable, a kind of perverse absurdism.
Lynch is not an absurdist. He's certainly a surrealist but his works all run on the common themes of their being implicit, cosmic rules which we as humans do not directly perceive.
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