/lit/ - Literature

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>What's up, faggots?
SAGE GOES IN ALL FIELDS

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>Rent/buy a studio with a bunch of writers
Wrong. Instead, live in abject poverty which precludes being able to set aside moneys for being a roommate, let alone rent, let especially alone purchase of an estate.
>Live in a hub (NY, LA, SE, DC, MXC)
See Answer Number #1. This leaves rural America. No hubs, no connections. You're shit out of luck there.
>Attend poetry meets with friends
Can't waste time with this tomfoolery if you are literally a starving stenography artist.
>Discuss with said friends
No. Truly excellent writers are permitted to have only a small cadre of friends, most of them are fake, and less than a handful are actually trusted friends which makes logistically coordinating with them for a meeting quite difficult. Regardless, the friends gained are going to ragged individuals, unpleasant to say the least and will justifiably not want to hear about you go on and on about your damned book with them.
"Great souls endure in silence" as Schiller once said; even more so the writer.
>Publish Publish Publish
You need connections to publish. So it's actually, "Can't Publish, Cannot Publish, Can NOT Publish". You just write. And you keep writing, intending to publish your work one day—persisting knowing full well you'll never be able to afford an editor or the minute expense to go through any of the motions, until one day your stack of papers, your hard drives, catch fire from falling asleep with a lit Vantage cigarette hanging from your mouth only to repeat the process all over again. You'll probably die in obscurity one day, regretting that you chose the high road as a temporarily embarrassed millionaire instead of ever asking for help, or advice or even direction but you'll die with a smile, knowing you suffered and live the true literary lifestyle instead of the fake bourgeois poser shit in your post.

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>he believes that there are women that are not ugly

>he believes tolkien is fantasy
Ezra Pound is a closer point of comparison than any "fantasy" writer.