/lit/ - Literature

>>13222716
Why is Borges on the list?

>>13222727
he was an incel who lived with his mother

>>13222733

https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Mar%C3%ADa_Kodama

he fucked a hapa
he was also married before he met this woman

>>13222733
He was married twice, he died in 1986 of liver cancer

>>13222762
Ok so he was married in his 60s lol still an incel. If you dont fuck 12-18 year old pussy (prime pussy) you dont escape inceldom.

>>13222716

should stranger in the woods be on there? it's a biography about a hermit who lived in a tent in the woods for 27 years. he stole food and supplies from nearby cabins to survive

https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Christopher_Thomas_Knight

posting my chart as well

>>13222762
He was pure desu.

>>13222716
stop with the pascal meme. why would a doomer be into pascal anyway

>>13224047
i havent read him yet but he was one of thomas bernhard's and cioran's favorite writers

Bump

>>13224047
Pascal was never a meme, his hodgepodge of half-formed thoughts is more brilliant than anything you'll ever write
>>13224052
Kierkegaard and Baudelaire too

I think you're a massive faggot.

>>13226360
Saved

>>13226380
sent ;)

Buump

>>13222716
>Made this doomer chart. Thoughts?

>>13227454
Stop reproducing

>>13222716
Nice, this is one of the better ones. Good work, OP.
Here's one I made

>>13222716
definitely some of my favorite books on there. the blind owl, pessoa, baudelaire.

I think if a person is actually reading this though, they're not going to think of themselves as a doomer or other easy self-categorization. this is more like a literate guide on how to become an interesting person.

>>13227454
bend over

bump

you're ruining books I like by attaching it to this faggy leborninthewronggeneration shit
fuck you

>>13229530
what does that chart have to do with being born in the wrong generation?

>>13229530
you're using the wrong terminology

both bloomer and doomer charts have already been made, nobody has made the definitive broken bloomer chart yet though.

>>13222716
I don't know what "doomer" is but I see a lot of books I like on this chart, so I'm gonna check out some of the others too. Thanks, Anon!

>>13222716
a bunch of these are rly not depressive at all (de assis, hrabal, borges,schulz) even if they are all v good

>>13228195
>confessions instead of city of god
>either/or instead of fear and trembling or maybe the sickness unto death
try harder
>>13228227
it's literally just a dumb meme way of describing pessimist literature

Bump

>>13229773
I am guessing a chart would specifically be depressing books about broken people.