/lit/ - Literature

>>12297934
I can’t get into the wrinkly old woman thing. On the other hand I’d love to pound the fresh young dewy-eyed Donna, she’d be squealing and yelping, half-pain half-ecstasy in every deep thrust; we’d do it missionary style but I’d put her legs up over her head and go to town; she’d reach down and try to brace my hips with her hands cause I’m going too hard, feebly attempting to soften the force of my penetration. I’d love to see those pretty eyes cross, mouth open, her short, boyish haircut messily tumbling across her dainty features which she always attempts to minimize; I’d pull out right as I’m about to cum and spray her from navel to forehead, hopefully get some in her hair too. Afterward she make me black tea in an attempt to get me to stay, and we’d lie together while she read her rough drafts of the Secret History too me.

I’m a man of simple, heterosexual tastes

is that Audrey Horne?

>>10144235
Yes. Donna Tartt is absolutely gorgeous and leads the most writerly life imaginable.

Does /lit/ read the greatest living author?

>>9600009

>tfw no Donna Tartt gf
>tfw I'm dating a retard who works at a clothing store and watches America's Got Talent

>essential
George Bowering
Al Purdy
Bliss Carman
>less essential but still "important" and/or "good"
Anne Carson
Evelyn Lau
Rawi Hage
Zsuzsi Gartner
Douglas Coupland (later works are far better written, Nostradamus-Gum Thief is his sweet spot)
Christian Bok
Garry Thomas Morse
Gilles Henault
Patrick deWitt
Roger Farr
SD Chrostowska
Leonard Cohen
Graeme Gibson
Miriam Toews
Richard Wagamese