/lit/ - Literature

So last night we had a good thread about this new movement that one Anon proposed we called "post-woke radicalism". This movement originates mainly on Twitter, but also right here on /lit/. It has adjacent podcasts such as Justin Murphy's Other Life, Red Scare, Kantbot's Pseudodoxology, TrueAnon, etc? Also, I find it interesting the impact that the new documentary "tfw no gf" has had on these circles, seen that Kantbot is in it and that its director has appeared in various adjacent podcasts, being definitely close to these circles.

Yesterday, unfortunately, the thread was ruined by unironic fascists and was deleted. In order to avoid that, today I propose we discuss what would be the first literature works of post-woke radicalism:

>The Pussy by Delicious Tacos
>Selfie, Suicide: or Cairey Turnbull's Blue Skiddoo by Logo Daedalus

What did you think of these books? How do they fit into this emerging counterculture? This could really be the birth of something relevant, akin to the sudden birth of the alt-right in 2016, so I think is important that we discuss and analyze it.

What do you guys think of Selfie, Suicide: Or Cairey Turnbull's Blue Skiddoo by Logo Daedalus? Does he represent the future of literature? Not a shill btw.

Have you read it? What are your thoughts?

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