/lit/ - Literature

>>3644635
>I'rm waiting until this thread becomes something more literature-related.

Nobody on /lit/ has read her books. We go by her appearance, her parents financial status, one youtube video, and a skim through a token article on Britfag economics.

Has anyone here read Discordia?

Hey, I have just started Discordia, and it is brilliant. It's a mix of artwork and journalism focusing on the current state of society. Is there anything else even remotely like this?

I'm pretty interested in this. It's supposed to be art-journalism.

'This is the Next Big Thing in journalism: digital, visual, intelligent, heartfelt, post-political, female, alarming, and engaging. It's both an honest chronicle of one corner of the collapse of a civilization, and an inspiring demonstration of the kinds of thinking, craft, and collaboration that might yet get us through.' Douglas Rushkoff, author of LIFE INC.

>>3450640
Discordia:

"DISCORDIA is a feminist-art-gonzo-journalism project conceived at Occupy Wall Street and created in the summer of debt and doubt"

"In particular the art-journalism collaborations of Hunter Thompson and Ralph Steadman, but reworking that tradition for a 21st century world where young women must still fight at every turn to be taken seriously."