/lit/ - Literature

I'm already missing the time when I was younger, and US hegemony was unquestioned, and you didn't even have to think about the arbitrary, localist demands of other regimes. It's just fucking ugly to watch nations like China or India exert cultural or ethnic chauvinism over shit like Taiwan or Kashmir.

Or was it just as ugly on their end, to watch America wave its own big-dick chauvinism over the world's faces for as long as most people today have been alive?

>2008
>David Foster Wallace "dies"

>2009
>Sam Hyde releases his first video

Sam Hyde
https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=Tt19Vp9uBiQ

>>8552522

Whatever else, it is necessary.

In Nietzsche's Thus Spoke Zarathustra, there's a part where Zarathustra struggles to come to terms with the fact that "small people need small values." I've started applying that all over the place in real life.

Those for whom all things patrician are out of reach, should naturally have their bread and circuses.

So /lit/, we're in agreement that is now the face of New Sincerity (& Meta-Irony), right? Forget Tao Lin and his coked-up bitch.

https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=Jn6DzL0APvs

Who's the Diogenes of contemporary culture?

Is Sam Hyde the new Diogenes?

>>8192514
>SEVENTEEN YEAR OLD PUSSY?!?
>*retching sounds* UUUGH, FUCKING DISGUSTING, EWWWWWWW *gagging sounds*

Guys help
I keep coming up with great ideas,I write down notes, but when it comes to actually writing and pulling all the ideas together I get really anxious and just come up with another idea which will probably never get made.

I realize I should love the process of writing, not the end result, but it's easier said than done.

>>7412633
Suicide is for women and faggots to be honest.

>>7099844
>tasteless

>>7082623
Sam's a subversive guy

>>7079949
This

Who is the Sam Hyde of literature