/lit/ - Literature

>>1216920
His mature work (post-Girl with the Curious Hair) is consistent. He knew what he wanted to talk about in his work, and kept it entertaining. I don't believe I'm being talked down to. I'll forgive the fireworks of showmanship because I find them clever. I like it when people try to do something well. I like not having to worry about not being "cool" enough to deal with layers. When he obfuscates or tries to talk about big things he doesn't slap my hand for not getting it. He just tried something else instead.

And he was a proponent of the author properly researching his material. Which I don't see enough of in contemporary fiction.

>>1025906
>parish

Absolutely sublime.

And this is why I love /lit/.