/lit/ - Literature

>>21564344
For whatever reason, he likes to larp as Joyce, and other times, an ancient Greek.

How can we ever top him?

Waldunchads! Assemble!

>>18843073
even if you didn't know Waldun's real name was Robin Wu, how could you think that this was the offspring of a white man?

I'm writing a Gilbertian Operetta after Patience about Waldun and his friends or rather the Waldunian movement as a whole. I got the idea when he said he felt like Oscar Wilde. It will be performed in yellow-face of course, just as Gilbert and Sullivan would have it.
Your thoughts? Based or Gay? How do I go about writing such an operetta? Don't even have the title yet. Any musicians here btw?
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>>18721058
It'd be easier and probably funnier if you wrote a Waldun song to this tune

https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=0Y27MfF-n_Y

>>18645367
This is a piece of work. I’m not expecting it to be the greatest piece of work of literature of the 21st century. I’m not expecting anything really. But I just had a lot of fun authoring it, making the characters come alive, giving them notice, and then rendering accurately of the coming-of-age story that I’ve captured in a tale. And being a fairly short book, you can probably finish the thing in three hours. But I want those three hours to count for something. I want those three hours – when you walk away from the book you can close and you can think to yourself, “Wow, that person that I’ve just read, rambling on about rambling on and on about and encountering all these interesting people in the novel, and all the emotional turmoil that the main character went through, and all the other things that he encountered, and all the other occurrences beauty … beauty of nature, and then drinking a cup of tea, playing the piano, music, literary allusions, visiting the bookstores. How the portrayal of his environment can leave you in a state of state of awe!” I want to give that to you people.

And with regards to the plot of the story, I’m not going to spoil it. By the end of its publication, you're going to see exactly what's happening in the book. You're going to see exactly what's been happening. You're going to see exactly everything that I’m being talking about here, that I’ve been talking about here, how they're going to be falling to their proper place once you people get your hands on this novel. So, I’m so excited for this project to be unleashed out there in two to three month, it should be complete.

The cover, I’m not gonna design a cover myself. I’ve got another graphics designer helping me in designing the cover. And formatting, after formatting, this book will be published on Kindle Direct Publishing, so it's a self-publishing platform to ensure the fastest way to get the book into your hands. And of course, we're gonna have paperbacks. We're also gonna have e-books, so if you live in another country, you still have the access to the e-book version of this tale. But nevertheless, that's just a brief update, a little story, about how this novel came to be, and what are some of the thought process that went into the novel, and how I really want this piece of narrative to be brought forth out into the world.

How I really wish to for it to be something beautiful, and how this is the marking or the beginning of a writer's path. Really, this is the beginning of my author's journey because that thrill of creating characters, that thrill of rendering literary scenes and doing sense sensory descriptions – I’ve grown addicted to it and won't be it … won't be that long until a second book shall be afoot. And won't be that long until another flash of inspiration strikes, where the genie returns cometh a second book.

you know what you must do

>>18549570
>Novels like this appall me. Sensationalist drivel meant to inflame the reading public. Nothing more. Why can we not return to more decent, moral times, when men and women of letters sought to entertain, improve and educate their audiences, rather than drag them through muck and drive them to paroxysms of offence? What happened to Dickens and Austin, Pope and Tennyson? Why must writers of today spurn their forebears, and trample upon the legacy of literature, a legacy of gentlemen (and gentlewomen) writing for decent people?
>Merely writing the word with which this book is titled should be grounds for chastisement. But publishing a novel with such a word for a title? I'm not one for censorship, but I think most will agree that the author should be arrested for engaging in such a patently immoral act.

And it's just as shit as the rest:
https://rcwaldun.com/blog/a-day-in-my-life
GET IN HERE WALDUNCHADS

based and waldpun-pilled

>>18464659
>he even trained a new signature