/lit/ - Literature

>>20802562
Note: Anger may cause schizophrenia

Not literature related

>>20801102
Dude, shut the fuck up

>>>/his/
Religion, the Bible and Jesus is NOT literature

>>20789492
Go back to your schizo political thread

Take a hike

>>20610778
Yeah you're such a rebel telling people to stop self-improving

Shut the hell up next time

>>20598348
You missed the entire point, you miserable fuckup. Education is a good thing. They dumbed you down into another mouthbreather, now you might as well head over to vidya or anime since you can't understand this

https://beta.openai.com/playground

David Foster Wallace doing a play by play analysis of the second tower going down on September 11th while he is getting blowjob, but then he gets a call from his mother.

>"The second tower is going down," says Foster Wallace into the phone, his voice a mix of awe and terror. "I'm watching it live on TV. The plane hit it and now it's collapsing. Oh my God."

>There is a pause on the other end of the line as his mother absorbs this information. "Are you okay, honey?" she asks finally.

>"I'm fine," he replies. "I'm just...I can't believe this is happening."

>Another pause. "Your father is going to want to see this," she says.

>"Yeah," he agrees. "I should probably call him too."

>But then he remembers that his father is dead.

Why did he do it bros?

>tfw reading Although Of Course You End Up Becoming Yourself and you hear it all in DFWs voice

I miss him so much bros

When David Foster Wallace mentions coming out of an "avant-garde" tradition in interviews, who's he talking about? I'm interested in reading his most direct influences.

>>16563476

>tfw I have listened to the interview so many times especially when I'm stressed out

How's the water today, boys?

I think he wrote women very well, Lenore and Madam Psychosis stand out.

I just finished reading all DFW and feel empty now. I wish David was here to push me from a speeding van

He would have been 58 today


fuck, I miss him bros

fuck, I miss him bros

Just finished Every Love Story is a Ghost Story. DFW was more fucked up than I realized. RIP

Depression.

I fucking miss him bros. I re-read IJ at bed to help me sleep since the book is so relaxing and comfy to be. I watch his old interviews on youtube a lot too. He wasn't perfect, but he was honest.

/lit/ jack o lantern ideas?

What other books would he have written if he wasn't silenced?

How do you move on after finishing a masterpiece?

Just finished IJ and everything I've read since feels banal