Who are the angriest fiction writers? A lot has been said about

>>9946339
reginald rose

>>9946339
Bill Gass

Hunter S. fucking Thompson

celine

>>9946339
Thomas Bernhard

Elliot Rodger

>>9946373
Seung-Hui Cho is better for anger imo

Homer

>>9946339
harlan ellison.

it's kind of his thing. "I AM ANGRY ABOUT EVERYTHING. SHUT UP. I AM ANGRY."

>>9948735
>Movie big-wig suggest having the dog's mouth be animated for film version of "A Boy And His Dog"
>Ellison tries to push him out of a window.

Absolute madman if the rumours are true

>>9946369
this

>>9948789
>film version of "A Boy And His Dog"
was that the one with a young Don Johnson, of Miami Vice fame? The normie society preserved underground?

>>9946339
https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Angry_young_men

>>9948826
Thats the one. The dog's mouth didn't get animated and it's a really enjoyable post-apoc movie. I actually like it more than Mad Max.

>>9948898

is Kingsley Amis good at all

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>>9949593
I really enjoyed this one, it's like a posthumous collection of everything he wrote about alcohol.

which was a lot, because he was an alcohol.

I also read Take a Girl Like You, was a good novel. pretty funny if you can into British humor and mid-20th century culture. Everyone says Lucky Jim is the good one, but my library didn't have it. Saw a movie on TV with a young Peter Sellars that was good, turns out it was adapted from an Amis book.

>>9949838
this sounds like it'd be right up my alley. been meaning to read lucky jim but i might jump to this one first.

>>9949838

is he ANGRY though

>>9946339
Dante, Gaddis, Bernhard, Celine, my diary desu, Gass, some Shakespeare, Nietzsche. but usually, generally angry writers aren't as good as writers that are more loving, or more complex.

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>>9946339

>>9946339
If you knew how frequently and furiously Proust masturbated he would be the hands-down pick for this thread. I mean we're talking 10 times per day on a slow day. In fact publishers complained that the Swann's Way manuscript would have brown and white smudges on them. This is documented in letters from Proust and people who knew him well, and yes, the letters themselves have similar smudges. To this day I refer to shit-brown fingerprints from fingering one's own asshole as a "Proustian stamp".

Jesus. 10x a day. His dick must've looked like a spoiled raw sausage.

>>9949952
well, he skewers the conventions of the day, maybe something like Heller in the US but not quite as course, but he was not following the queen's flotilla down the Thames blasting the Sex Pistols or anything. It was a different time.

>>9946339
Victor Serge

>>9948898
>baby boomers whining about how good they have it and angrily destroying Western civilization because they can't stick their dick in anything that moves
Fuck these kikes

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>>9946339
Joel Lehtonen
Sickly orphan that raised by a priest, writing turned angry after the finnish civil war.

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How about books focused on murder/torture? As in descriptive, fictionary works
>Hard mode: no happy ending

>>9950043
big if true

>>9950471
Don't leave me hangin', lads

>>9950471

American Psycho (Keep in mind the killings are so over the top it's hard to take them seriously)

Panzram

Swift, Aristophanes, biblical writers, etc.

>>9950471
Moravagine

>>9950978
>it's hard to take them seriously
Yea, but thanks for the suggestion anyway

>>9951077
Perfect