/lit/ - Literature

Waldun isn't a /lit/ user or even a guy who comes here to shill his stuff (like the others). His main concern is his YouTube channel

R.C. Waldun is a literature student lost in thoughts - which has resulted in the (self)publication of his new novel L'Académie.
These threads provide a space for Waldun aficionados to discuss said work, and related material.

Set in the authoritarian Hunger 1984 Divergent Games universe, "L'Academie" is a story about a man named Eddington whose daily life is dictated by The Regime. Six days a week he leaves his home for L'Académie, a four-year education program where the subjects, upon completion, are allowed to go beyond The Wall.

Waldun has received severe criticism from several online personalities, with friends now seemingly turning their backs on our hero (>>18932268). Will he redeem himself? Will he write a masterpiece akin to The Learned Disguise ever again? Will his girlfriend leave him? Read more to find out.

Previous thread: >>18930288

>>18929506
Someone needs to compile all the theory. The HH can only be proven by careful analysis and cross referencing.

Friends, may I offer some honest thoughts.
We’re Waldun scholars first and culture warriors second. Stop the fighting—there are more important things in life, like the Waldunian Homosexual Hypothesis.

>>18903881

>mfw when I finsh L'Académie