/lit/ - Literature

What are some examples of a writer dabbing on the readers. For example by having the book be all just the protagonist's dream or killing the protagonist for no reason?

>>7273791
>Adam Smith
>21st century

what next, are you going to say you subscribe to the Von Mises Institute Newsletter?

>>4165096
>he thinks political affiliation has any bearing on philosophical relevance

>>4050132
>You sound super insecure
>No I don't

>>3866087
>In the year 1831, Schopenhauer fell in love with a girl named Flora Weiss. At a boat party in Germany he made his advance by offering her a bunch of grapes. Flora’s diary records this event as follows:

>I didn't want them. I felt revolted because old Schopenhauer had touched them, and so I let them slide, quite gently, into the water behind me.

>>2963301
>treating actors or musicians as celebrities

Write about circumcision. The effects of male genetial cutting are so sublte yet so pervasive, they've shaped the cultural and artistic atmosphere of the US more than anyone can imagine over the past hundred years.

Most suffering from it don't even realize that the sex they are having is only a shadow of the actual thing. Sex as a muse has become this sort of false god male American artists clamour at, but can never quite emmulate into music or writing.

>mfw Americans still do it

It would be a good way to keep the taboo while retaining a sense of subtly. Do it OP, it would be funny.

>>2873886

>if you don't jerk off to girls with surgically implanted boobs bigger than their heads than you're a pedophile with shit taste in women

>>2785363

You sound so MAD. Who even thought ANY of this was a GOOD idea. I'm laughing SO hard.