/lit/ - Literature

>>16508590
Let's brainstorm an outline together, frens!

>H. P. Lovecraft dies and meets God
>God tells him that he can excuse his racism and xenophobia, because he's pretty racist himself
>However, he can't excuse Lovecraft for naming his cat "Niggerman", that was too edgy
>As a punishment, he sends Lovecraft into the future, in a cyberpunk setting
>Lovecraft faints in horror when he sees all the race-mixing, the amalgam of languages, the body modifications...

What happens next?

>>16414624
>>16415267
N

>>16329159
I have in mind some actual "epic" epics that will be based in Greek and Christian mythos (basically the positing of Zeus as the Father and Athena as the Son in reference to the Trinity)
below is from a different text that was meant to aping The Hound but in haiku poetic form; I honestly forgot I wrote this until I went searching on my hard drive just now for something in response to that other anon
>>16329261
smooth iron barrel
presses into Bill's temple
as the shape draws near

madness and sadness
his sweet Dani but a corpse
Bill alone knows why

and he dreads his fate
will match her's if not for self-
annihilation

from history's a-
byss that gothic horror stalks
eager to dement

>>16304491
It was my first encounter with what would later be known as "The Others."
I had the day off from my crummy job since it was a government holiday and I was laying in bed thinking about all the novels I'll never write.
I'd began drifting off when the jet black feline who was theorized to have been strangled by my fat psycho sister-in-law thumped aboard and gave me its blank stare.
I began taunting it with stupid names as I often did, mostly ones rhyming with "retard" and "mongoloid" when a deep guttural voice filled the dark room.
"My name is Niggerman."

>>15814709
>cat posting avatarfag
thats a complement, faglord

How can something exist and be deemed "unnatural"? Simply because it did not occurr in it's found state? This phone now that I hold in my hand; metal, alloy, and electricity. All components found in nature, and for all is found in nature, nothing can ever truly be deemed unnatural. Skycrapers are nothing more than intricate anthills, with steel supplanted for soil. Just as this can be considered, it is important to note, there are no limits to what reality may hold. There is nothing wrong with being realistic, so long as one understands that, this does not simply mean what is real now, but what may and could possibly be. Far too often, we underestimate what reality holds.