/lit/ - Literature

>>19476992
I think he means to say Patrick Rothfuss likely isn't a skilled lover of women.

I'm looking for a concept to read up on, but can't find out the word for it so I'll just describe examples of the phenomenon I see:

- A bunch of straight rich people acting like they're an oppressed group because rednecks disagree with them.
- A High School staging a walk out organized by the faculty for a political cause.
- People who write Fantasy/Sci-Fi complaining about academic snobbery when it literally doesn't exist.
- Rock Stars singing about being a rebel on the fringes of society while making millions of dollars and living in mansions.

I guess the short hand would be delusions of rebellion or some kind of LARP of dissent but neither of these terms yield any results on google. Help me out here, /lit/.

>>19058824
I wish for a Fantasy novel that just doesn't huff its own farts with World-Building. One that just unfolds as characters move through it instead of just going on about ninjutsu or some shit. Conan comes close, and Tolkien's worldbuilding at least follows the mythic tradition and doesn't rob his own world of its mystery like that sex-obsessed hack Rothfuss or that blob Martin.