/lit/ - Literature

It's not looking good Waldunbros...

>The QRD
Set in the authoritarian Hunger 1984 Divergent Games universe, "L'Academie" is a story about a man named Eddington whose daily life is dictated by The Regime. Six days a week he leaves his home for L'Académie, a four-year education program where the subjects, upon completion, are allowed to go beyond The Wall.

Wherever he goes, he is constantly reminded of the tenants of The Regime:
> Knowledge is Power
> Report any signs of Double-Rods to Prefects.

This truly is Waldun at his best. Mark my words, Wulden-esque is the next movement, classified by choppy and awkward English juxtaposed by westophilic pretentiousness. It's a post-ironic statement about our information rich yet poorly educated superficial society, where we look east but listen west; where we scorn the learned for the mistakes of the ignorant. Right now, we live in a Wulden-esque society, where sitting on a train not on your phone with earphones in is weird; where free thoughts are criminal and academia is dark.

Here is Waldun’s story of his 2-year journey writing this masterpiece: https://tube.incognet.io/watch?v=cW1ja7PC2Vc

>>18905166
>ahahahah
>white piggu ferr right into trappu
>jay, fetch the gutter oil
>we eatin tonight

this anon made the pdf of L'Academie smalled and added findable text
https://files.catbox.moe/n1l2zh.pdf

>>18871950

What's next for RC Waldun?

>he isn't a Polymath

>>16780318
Fuuuuuu

>>16773245
yeah, now that I rewatch his old videos, the ESLness is much more apparant
https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=zY_2AeTxIMc

he pronounces those as "dose"
"why is reading textbook so beneficial"
"you can coming into this book with no previous knowledge and still learn"
"textbooks is not boring"