/lit/ - Literature

>>20688008
There is absolutely nothing wrong with L'Academie. I fully expect it will be recignized for the masterpiece that it is in time.

>Quand on se soumet à Mozart, tous sont absous d'humeurs bizarres
>C'est épatant, Arthur, ça rimait!
I'm thinking about translating The Learned Disguise into French. If anything I think the book would benefit from that. The above translated lines are already a massive improvement, because well now it actually does rhyme. Perhaps Waldun should go the route of Beckett and begin writing in French.

>I am forgotten
Why have you forsaken him /lit/? His videos barely surpass 7k views now.

Following the abject failure of L'academie and the tepid reception of There's A Tale To This City, what is next for the king of /lit/?

Who were biggest influences? Does Waldunian Philosophy mark the beginning of a new intellectual period in the West, completing the logical gaps left unanswered during the Deleuzian century?

>>18137295

>>17854479
I've learned lots from RC Waldun. I've learned how 2 read long books, how to become smart by using the dark academy dressing style. I've also learned how to feel mature by walking around with a camera, going to coffee shops, taking pictures of alcohol, and writing about smoking. Such great lessons.

Jannies now fear the mobile phone posting Chads since LTE networks are no longer range banned. Go on Jannie keep deleting my Waldun threads. I will keep posting on my data networks.

So, will Waldun ever publish his masterpiece L'Academie?

>Waldun
>lit quarterly
>Hypersphere

Is the /lit/vasion coming together? How will the world of literature receive a wave of talent?

>>16891303
Could you post the Learned Disguise here? I haven't had the chance to buy it.

>>16870559
Taking over this shit thread. It's now an RC Waldun thread.

JANNIES, why do this erudite writer upset you?

Does anyone have a copy or screenshots of R.C. Waldun's pieces of short fiction entitled "Those Drinks After Graduation" or "Tomorrow's a Big Day"? I ask because, as some of you may be aware, within the last 24 hours R.C. Waldun deleted all pieces of short fiction and all essays buy 2 from his website. In addition R.C. Waldun has deactivated his older website thequirkinquiry.com. Waldunbros, we can't just let him scrub the existence of his awful proses off the internet can we? Someone out there has to have some of these stories and essays he deleted. Do the world a favor and share with us the greatest that is R.C. Waldun, which its creator has attempted to destroy!

Dear Jannie,
This thread is on topic. It is about literature, specifically the author R.C. Waldun and his short stories "Those Drinks After Graduation" and "Tomorrow's a Big Day". Note, that neither the author nor these works have any association with fanfiction. The thread is meant to discuss these works and how they have now been lost to history, unless a brave anon can share with us the lost manuscripts. Try reading the rules Jannie, this thread breaks none.
Disrespectfully,
Someone who isn't a tranny and who doesn't work for free

Bros, someone source me this image! Or is OP really Waldun?

>>16792888
>Mr. Morton was who I'd consider as a fond mentor of an older age.

>Once, at the corner Café's desk, he offered me a glimpse into his notebook full of remarka written with the utmost eloquence, as I soon have grown ashamed of my own scattered scribbles atop the ink-stained desk.

>I knew at that instance under the incessant typing noise: writing shall be my craft, a craft that have not left me since.

>"Indeed. His elegeance simply cannot be denied. When one submits to
Mozart, all are absolved from moods bizarre."
>"Wow, Arthur, it rhymed!"

>>16791276
*ahem*

>>16787906

>>16781307
Very similar. I couldn't put it down either.

Can't wait for penguin to publish this bicentennial edition of his masterful debut

>>16778766
Absolutely based! I knew it was a /lit/izen who snagged that last copy. I can't wait for the forthcoming penguin classics edition!

>>16778284
Casting R.C. Waldun out of his ivory tower.

>>16774369
I want to second this suggestion OP. Although I suggest you buy this updated version which includes an introduction explaining how Jamie Joyce and Brother Speare inspired this Faustian Legend!