/lit/ - Literature

>>5721978
pic related

>>5721980
Te tiene que gustar el realismo directo y abierto. Ayuda leer alguna de sus novelas, El Que Tiene Sed es muy dura.

>>5722070
No es de afilada decir que si en serio pensás que no solo el eternauta tiene valor para alguien de afuera del país, sino que es mejor que cualquier pieza de literatura nacional, sos una vergüenza de ser humano.

>>5722134
You have to take it with its context, also the follow up is better Plan de Escape.

>>5722243
I read an interview with Castillo and he said somethign quite true: even in his poesy Borges was doing prose. Just read his stories, they are poems in a straight line.

>>5722458
>The states aren't corrupt at all
>If you do the lobbying out in the open it stops being getting payed to make laws that fuck people over companies

>>5659014
If we're all lucky I'll be dead by then, Zeeburg. Good luck anyway.

I know you guys like to talk to me this much, but you should really at least sage or you'll look desperate!

>>5638710
That's a bad gimmick, everyone does it already!

>>5638713
Well, I do what I can. I sometimes make inflamatory comments to take the discussion in a certain direction, it's nicer to discuss a topic than to present a complete and closed idea.
Still, thank you for checking, hope things work better in the future.

>>5638738
Thanks! You're adorable too bumping this and answering my posts to stop paying me attention! You're great at it!

>>5634671
I'm sure you're a beautiful human being too, anon. But I'm just someone raised in art appreciation.

>>5634665
Well, when he had Warhol protection he was a big name in the experimental film circles. He then went away from the spot light, and now he's back. I'm not old enough to know if it was more of a cyclic thing.
His books appearing again is the most confusing part, since such a niche product doesn't just appears without justification. I'm guessing they're gonna off him at some point soon to make his stuff more valuable.

>>5634727
>Eurpoa
Really?
Elements of Crime seemed much better for me in setting and structure, on the other hand Europa got me interested at the start and outside of a few scenes it lost me more and more as it went. Is there something particular that clicks with you?
I haven't been able to find the other one in that trilogy.

>>5634719
Top stuff.

>>5602725
>anyone answering is really mad, sweating in front of their computer and crying
no one cares about anything, I don't see why you'd think they do

>>5569672
I don't have sex with people who can form an argument, with how hormonal teens are now that's the best way to distinguish when someone is underage.

>>5565377
It's quite easy to recognize you if you keep posting 90º pics.

Keep in mind that local money will become worthless as soon as you go out of the country, and switching back to dollars means loosing money. Argentina is pretty hard to get us at a decent rate, you'll probably just have to find "arbolitos" (little trees!), people who are in the street saying "change change". Someone at the hostel will explain it to you. Try to look around and exploit the "blue dollar".