/lit/ - Literature

threadly reminder that technology is incompatible with ecological reality

>>10544502
I compared the writing of Nick Land and Kenji Siratori - as well as something I had written once on a spur - and which all seemed to revolve around similar themes and aesthetic vertices: schizophrenic pace and concept relation, technological horror, demiurgic near and far-future landscapes, deviant politics, eschatological symbolism mixed with hypermodernity.

When I wrote the thing I referred to I hadn't been aware of either Nick Land or Kenji Siratori, and Siratori's novels with their characteristic style appeared in the early 2000s. It seemed like an interesting case of convergent stylistic evolution... especially since it felt connected to my own psyche and neurosis, the weird shit I had wrote was sort of a therapeutic sublimation of my deep anxieties and obsessions in the tighest grip of my emerging OCD - when the noxiousness of my intrusive thoughts was too much to confront head on or with any kind of rigour, so I just bruteforced them onto a sort of terrified languagefuck to dispel myself of them, and to experiment with them.