/lit/ - Literature

>>23150575
If advertising were the goal, I would just buy ads all over the internet and social media and hire an agent / pr team. If I worked a 9-5 job I could easily afford this, instead, I work gig jobs and scrape by on an extremely thin budget so I can exist and write 24/7 when the mood calls. I live the lifestyle of a writer constantly, which is very hard to do if you work 9-5 because your job will crystalize your thoughts in ways that you can't understand until you've had enough isolation and meditation to put you in that zone where the ether, the "super intelligence" can use your brain as a radio station and give you the stories that need to be told.

RJC, JB, RH, we're all going to make it bros. Fuck the haters. Our little group of misfits and fuckups is only going to grow. We're going to keep writing. We're going to keep putting out our shitty content. We're going to keep cheering on &amp, and there is nothing the crabs can do but cope and fucking seethe.

Sup /lit/,

What's the #1 book that captures the situation we're living in through 2022?

I feel like the momentum of society is moving towards a quiet surrender to progressive ideology. A lot of people might look at society today and be like "wow this is fucked up" but then they look at how /cozy/ their lives are and realize that speaking out against the system will just reduce their tendies and position in society, so most people just laugh off the decline or deny it.

Are there any books that express the futility in resisting the system? Seems like the warnings of The Matrix went completely unheeded.

https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=wzJyCFhE5-I