/lit/ - Literature

Where's the recording of this? The interviewer is clearly holding a microphone.

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Don't like seeing Junger threads because I know /pol/tards will fucking ruin him like they ruined Evola. Basically if you think everything Junger writes is gonna be like Storm of Steel you can join Goebbels in the ex-fan ring. He takes a very different approach post-Nazis which you'll hate. If you are interested in the more humanistic and later on aristocratic Junger then
>The Adventurous Heart
>Marble Cliffs
>The Glass Bees
>Eumeswil
On Pain and Der Arbeiter are good interwar works similar to Storm of Steel but that is basically it. Most of Junger's stuff is untranslated and what has been translated is quite hard to find hard copy or not...or otherwise expensive. I am a huge Junger sperg recently forked out for his autograph and own a few rare English early editions. I can probably answer some questions but unfortunately the language barrier prevents me from being an expert

ITT: post authors who were great aesthetes / have unique prose. Using this pic because Junger and Borges in their respective languages are high tier by both criteria