/lit/ - Literature

Any fantasy novels with a similar tone and atmosphere?

>>22241144
>Almost nothing of substance is made anymore.
>Will it ever come back? What will it take?
Um aren't things like sculpting, operatic music, or things that u assume to have substance, limited in its degree of freedom? Don't get me wrong, the classical arts may be fantastic and could've required extreme ingenuity & hardwork to make the best of the best works, many of which are still cherished to this day, however many good ideas may have run out. if u think I'm coping by saying that low hanging fruits have already picked, fine, claim that we're too low iq & dumb to continue along the footsteps of the legends. However u can't deny the fact that modern forms of art, which was possible only due to advances in STEM, have given us new avenues to make art. Best examples are cinema & vidja, of which the latter has some seriousl potential that is totally undertapped thx to corporate profits. Cinema & vidja are the natural continuation of the classical arts.
>>22241162
>Dante
>Bach
>Michaelangelo
>They were all intensely religious men.
would be interesting to see their art made in modern format