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Nobody mentioned Snuff. I’ve read it twice and it’s a fantastic book. CP is a fantastic person and interesting author. I wish I could have gone to one of his writers workshops. I’ve sent him an email a few times about different crackpot ideas but never heard back. Listen to his Rogan episode it’s pretty good whenever he’s on. Helluva life story.

>>21893913
You are 100% correct. Sadly, most of us writers are stuck like comedians doing regular jobs. It’s entirely economic driven. Thanks for calling me a goy you faggot. Obviously I’d I didn’t struggle I wouldn’t be creative yet you want to paint a picture like there’s a nurture or nature aspect to the decline in writing. Writer strikes happen at the top end cyclically and the media has no interest in producing more independently famous authors. If education wasn’t so expensive and lawn forgiveness wasn’t such a tight rope, then a lot of us would still be in school to ride the moment. It’s the same reason most new stock rookies get oppressed because 40-somethings in tech decide to get into stocks thus eliminating all the rookies from getting entree level positions. Many websites nowadays offer solutions to creative authors to publish work but without neet level freedom, nobody gets published or can truly create like they had in the past. Instead of paying me 100k to write a novel in 5 years a publisher would have to pay me 500k to write one in the same time. Cest la vie. Go ahead call me a goy again you fucking degenerate because I’m no different than you faggot. Remember we’re here forever.

Childhood's End
By Arthur C. Clarke

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>>7202462
>such as the writing on the cig. who does that??
it's been done before