/lit/ - Literature

Probably Junger, Hemingway, and Orwell. They are just men whose character fascinates me , their relentless bravado and intelligence in their youth are truly something to be admired. They've personally inspired me to embrace my youth and pursue a life filled with adventure and deadly intrigue. While keeping a journal, maybe I will find something worth recording. Thinking about volunteering for the Red Cross or doctors without borders and medic up in a war zone like Hemingway did actually

A bildungsroman about three young men of differing characteristics who embark on a journey across the country after the dissolution of civic order (I may avoid explaining why SHTF because it doesn't really matter).
The first chapter will be about two of the main characters killing (and crucifying?) a pedophile who is several years older than them who diddled them as kids. Such an act was only possible because of societies collapse of course. The rest of the book will cut back to an unnamed mustached man, ex-cop and foil to the protagonists, who is the father of the pedophile and is following them in search of revenge.
Most of the book will be a series of events and metaphorical encounters that the characters have along the journey to the Rockies, where they hope to escape the violence of the great loss of stability.
I am of the opinion that concepts like logic, grammar and sensibility are all secondary to artistic expression, and I plan to ignore them if they threaten to get in the way of communication.
Are my ideas shitty?

Stop infecting /lit/ with retarded threads about blogposts written exclusively to get clicks by pissing people off
This shit should be permabannable on the first offense, fuck you for trying to make every other board as awful as /v/

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>libertarian suggests ayn rand and george orwell as both simultaneously supporting conservative thought
This is why nobody takes you faggots seriously