/lit/ - Literature

>>22411904
Specifically, Meltdown.

>>20282129
nick land

What other essential edgelord things should I consume from here. I am ready to be radicalized but nobody will hold my hand.

Is there Japanese translation of Nick Land books? My English is too bad for Nick Land

Does anyone have that picture of the meth pipe on top of nick lands book?

Meltdown is the Second Coming for trans people

Who do I need to read before this in order to understand it?

accelerationism is just cynical transhumanism

>I wish people used Unicode for their books instead of ASCII

>>12918780
>>12931180
>>12937170
these, plus pic related
>>12928328
read it, it's so goddamn awful that I can hardly put it into words

Why does everyone want a "quick rundoen", and nobody a "deeper delve"?

I don't get it

Wtf is this pseud bullshit. I made it halfway through and so far its just bs or am I a brainlet?

Someone redpill me on this? Or the whole Nick Land posthumanism / accelerationism thing

Fanged Noumena was the most fun I've had reading in a long time tbqh, to the point that I can't really get excited about reading anything right now, and I finished it almost 3 weeks ago.
I've been trying to read Sartre's B&N as my main book since then, but man, I just can't get into it after how exciting FN was.
>>11415232
yes, extremely weird. I loved nearly everything he wrote, but that bullshit was too much for me to deal with, i all but skipped it. i guess it appeals to autism or something.

What do I have to read before I read this?

>>11236194
why does this crazy nigger use approachable, everyday speech on his twitter account, but then his essays are the most pompously written thesaurus-tier amalgamations of unnecessarily bloated language known to modern literature? did he really need to try THAT hard??

Was Nick Land, dare I say, right about literally everything he ever said?

woah

>>10150484
There's no other option. Nick Land is the world's only consistent free market advocate.

Here's an exercise for /lit/. You can choose only one of these options:
>Humans go extinct and are succeeded by a capitalist god AI which forever works to improve its intelligence and solve all the problems of the universe
>Human never go extinct and live on for eternity but our culture and life become ever more insane versions of this https://youtu.be/Wllc5gSc-N8
Do you understand now why people like to read Nick Land?

It has an event horizon.

Who on here has actually read this? What did you think of it?