/lit/ - Literature

>>20616149
>I bet you believe nukes are real too. I'm not even one of the religious anons on this thread. The whole lot of you are so gullible it pains me.

I guess this was just claymation.

Would you categorize a nuclear explosion into the SUBLIME? Can the SUBLIME replace A E S T H E T I C S ?

https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=tYp9Fe7BYXc

What is a good medium for audiobooks? I'd like to learn about all kinds of topics while working out or during the commute.
Webm is unrelated.

>>9124496
Permutation on this

You say Harry Potter, I say Tyrone Slothrop
You say The Hunger Games, I say We
You say Andy Weir, I say Stanislaw Lem
You say A Fault in Our Stars, I say Julius Caesar
You say Stephanie Meyer, I say Virginia Woolf
You say Fifty Shades of Grey, I say Lolita
You say Stephen King, I say Jorge Luis Borges
You say The Help, I say Invisible Man
You say George RR Martin, I say Gene Wolfe
You say Divergent, I say Molloy
You say Cassandra Clare, I say Gertrude Stein
You say Young Adult, I say Perpetual Child
You say "At least I'm reading something", I say "You ought to stretch your mind instead of your legs."

Our society, our literature, and our culture are being dumbed down, challenge yourself and save it.

https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=5dLfSWmuD5g

He lived as if he was born in a world that consisted of only ''rock & roll''... Similar to that scene in Pleb Club, when Tyler is talking about the middle children of history... yeah, he was one of those. Raised on television and celebrity excess, he was rock & roll in all of the ways he was taught to be. Imagine a man that lives exactly as the TV tells him to. Or the books he reads, or the music he listens to, the people he associates with, or his parents...

Accounting for all of history in his actions, pulled together into one single happening at one time, when he was on stage... Who cares if he threw shit? It's only shit. Who cares if he drank his own piss? It's only piss. Who cares if he punched women? It's only violence. Who cares, really? in the end? None of it means anything, to be honest.

So to answer your question, OP... Who is the literary version of him? Well, anyone who does things just because they can.


Also, anonymous posters on the internet are so quick to take away from the man, but in reality, where shit gets done, it is not so easy to be as carefree as the man was. Seriously, these people on the net saying he was just ''edgy'' are the same people that can't speak to people without trembling and becoming autistic.

>>7994013
I was implying it is a blessing to be frank.

>>5928106
Rumi

Good luck. Addiction's awful.

https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=ooYjf95rATg