/lit/ - Literature

>>12282128
Don't have a link to the old thread but here's the full original draft of Milo Yiannopolous's book Dangerous including editor's comments. Released as evidence during Milo's exceptionally stupid lawsuit with his publisher Simon and Schuster:
https://iapps.courts.state.ny.us/nyscef/ViewDocument?docIndex=VhVQNjyOxzgx32b52YsZJg==

The editor is really trying here but about halfway through he just can't and basically starts unintentionally (because this was never meant for public consumption) roasting the book.

>>12118378
Yeah but Infinite Jest is a pretty good book. Like I know it's a meme here but it is actually a quality piece of writing. Meanwhile I have read Milo's Dangerous (both the early leaked version with the editor's scathing comments and the final published version) and it's just not good. It's not to do with his politics either, despite how contradictory they often seem, it's that he writes like an edgy fucking high school student.

>>12083691
Because it was supposed to be a mainstream book to introduce, for lack of a better word, 'normies' to Milo. Instead he essentially wrote one of his college talks down and without the British accent, the clothes and the dozen or so dipshit students chimping out to distract you, it's pretty clear that his politics, opinions and tact are a contradictory clusterfuck.