/lit/ - Literature

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>>22296385
>Right-wing / fascist / nationalist / traditionalist / conservative:

Dante
Machiavelli
Leopardi
Baudelaire
Dostoevsky
Tolstoy
Stendhal
Manzoni
Flaubert
D'Annunzio
Brasillach
Sorel
De Martino
Papini
Gentile
Spengler
Evola
Guenon
Zolla
Eliade
Ellul
Kerenyi
Frazer
Sorokin
Huizinga
Berdjaev
Anders
Malaparte
Mishima
Lampedusa
Meyrink
Tolkien
Lewis
Poe
Lovecraft
Machen
Beckett
Pirandello
Céline
Roth
Zweig
Yeats
Eliot
Pound
Gadda
Musil
Nabokov
Pessoa
Borges
Buzzati
Jünger
Schmitt
Heidegger
Cioran
Michelstaedter
Gomez Davila
Caraco
Houellebecq
Krasznahorkai
Gaddis
Gass
Ratzinger

>>22041824
>Be huxley
>bitch about utopian science, scientific progress and new ideas 24h, 7 days a week
>your brother the famous eugenist biologist keep bringing his friend to discuss how cool science is
>go to america, see capitalism and sexual debauchery
>mind_snaps.exe
>write Brave New world, critics bitch but the rabble loves it
>years pass
>drop sexual conservatism, fuck bitches all year long
>your wife gets depressed by your sexy mistress
>no problem actually, the mistress starts fucking the wife too
>some_problems_just_solve_themselves.png
>get mad into drugs and buddhism, fuck western relligion lmao
>end your life drugged out of your mind as a sexual libertine, drug hippy, pseudo-communist and New Age prophet
>people post your works as an example of what normal person should be

The absolute state of modern literary knowledge
fucking kill me

>>22005776
>no argument, just snark and irony
Who am I challenge your wisdom, you have my gratitude for showcasing me the error of my ways.

Bukowski, Thompson or Wagner.

Our insatiable need for conquest will be our greatest downfall as a species. Excellent book.

>>21867155
>the art would be on giving enough detail that the reader can create a mental picture
I hate to say it but Michael Crichton is a great example of this with many books to digest the style. Not necessarily his books but his themes. Im not the biggest fan of his but he seems to write in a movie script style. This is probably cliche to say but I’ll say it anyway. Each sentence needs to lattice to the next in a way to allow the reader to
>jiggle the door knot (of the imagination) of the mind.
>Suddenly your hand is stuck to the door knot when your (mind begins to race off course) palms begin to sweat.
‘Your mind begins to race off course’ would be another paragraph and it’s easy to jump ahead yet lovecraft is an alchemist with his suspense concocting a palpable taste to savor. You have to know how to create suspense yet dial back each word to allow it to jump to the next sentence like a maelstrom or the mesmerizing effects of water floating down a drain. I bet it takes an eye for it as well as storytelling practice which is a discipline in writing. I personally like the dnd 5e module curse of strahd to enhance my writing/storytelling suspense.

What books could be considered post-chud?