/lit/ - Literature

>>9229998
None are the "main person" of the novel the setting will be in.
Alexandros is the "protagonist" of the excerpt I wrote there, GCY is the year.

It's supposed to be my own background for the land the setting is in, written (in grand style) by the religious cult who follows up, as they participated in most of it personally. I take inspiration from things like religious texts and the Silmarillion with Alexander the Great and mashed it with Romans because it's easy for me.

I'm going to introduce this history somewhere once it's in good "Codex" style, as a way for the reader to themself be introduced to the history at large without it just being narrator goys saying "this happened then this"

The entire timeline starts with Alexandro's birth and ends with the Empire disbanding, but it's not very long.. I could post it

ITT: /I-can't-believe-i-once-liked-him-core/

>>7290956
does Houellebecq?

Is this man objectively the best writer of the 21st century? I Fell like he's the only one who's written anything worth while in a long time.

Also any Frenchies read his new book and care to share opinions? I'm patiently waiting for the English translation.

Just bought two books by Michel Houellebecq, what to expect?

Apart from Wolfe, Moore, and Houellebecq, who are the greats contemporary literary writers? I see Will Self recommended a lot.

For a film role.

Is Houellebecq actually a good writer or do you lot just like him because he's anti-Islam?

>>5870840
Frenchness is like porn, you know it when you see it.