/lit/ - Literature

Why haven't you read through the entire oeuvre of Michel Houellebecq yet?

Also, which is your favorite?

Thoughts on this man? And his works?

I started lurking /lit/ a while ago, seeing it as the 4chan final boss.
I remember coming here 3 years ago, being awestruck by the profound gibberish.
Returning here after some time and actually trying to make sense of it all, I sort of adopted the /lit/ lifestyle (tons of ebooks, writing poems, plan for novella) and I find that it's pretty depressing.
I mean, when I started living the /fit/ life, my routine was full of meaning and goals and small achievements. Now my thoughts feel sort of fluid, uncertain, self-contradicting, somewhat angsty and proud of it

Is this the norm here? Don't you try to construct meaning, to row instead of rocking the boat?
>inb4 libarts v stem