/lit/ - Literature

What is your biggest fear if your novel does get publish?

>started writing novel as picaresque period piece tragicomedy with some satirical elements
>three chapters in and it's already turning into a highly fictionalized semiautobiography with a nonsense plot and a worldview that's a slightly more optimistic hybrid of /r9k/ and /pol/
Should I try to fix it or to take it to its logical conclusion?

So, did you make any progress on your writing today?

I live near and work in New York but i don't know what to do
I just chill in the park and the metropolitan with my student discount
I really need to start writing my novel but college is very work demanding you know

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People are terrified of migrants because while they have no economic power, culture is still understandable to them, and gives them commonalities with the ruling class. Actually, to a large degree, culture is catering to the underclass because consumption is the motive force of a lot of the economy. Also over time the upperclass has been perverted by the culture of consumption so occasionally it has to see eye to eye with the lower class.

If an ethnic group or an ethnic culture other than their own takes over, then they will be both impoverished and the world will be made totally alien to them. The morals in television won't be their own, the language will only sometimes be theirs, their purchase on life will be ever more precarious. There will be much less hope of upwards connection.

This is why a lot of conservatives crusade against SJWs as well. Once culture can be shifted by moral levers, all it takes is people with different morals.

Did you make progress on writing your novel today?