/lit/ - Literature

>>16487200
In the trash, where they belong

>>16487200
I have a couple

I am the black author.

Are white liberal women really this easy?

>>16487200
>the women
I have some of those.
>and African American writers?
Never in this life.

>>16487224
you don't own count of monte cristo?

>>16487233
Dumas was not African American. He was a French aristocrat.

>>16487233
Dumas isn't an African American

>>16487200
I only read Chinese men you bigot

>Of course I read books by POC authors. Mishima, Naipaul, the list could go on.

>>16487274
>>16487272

>Falling for the bait

It ain't easy being cheesy

>>16487200
I've some Virginia Woolf and some other stuff.

>>16487289
It's not bait if it's just retardation

>african american
they're just american you bigot

>>16487200
My favorite African American is Idris Elba.

>>16487200
Both in one represented amply by the works of Zora Neale Hurston. Since you're not some passive aggressive, superficial beyatch we can enjoy a nice, long conversation about her works: biographical, ethnographic and fiction. You start.

Then one sends the slut packing.

>>16487200
Im just happy that steve is in Smash.

>>16487309
>bigot
That's racist against Mexican food, you fucking Nazi.

>>16487349
Basado

>>16487200
Sorry, but I didn't realize that Carson McCullers, Virginia Woolf, Anzia Yezierska, Hanya Yanigihara, Han Kang, Renata Adler, Margaret Millar, Elizabeth Hardwick, George Eliot, Djuna Barnes, and Elena Ferrante weren't women.

I also didn't realize that Zora Neale Hurston, Toni Morrison, nor Nella Larsen are not both black and women.

Are you also trying to tell me that Richard Wright and Ralph Ellison aren't black?

I think you're the racist and sexist here Missy. This date is over. I'm reporting you on twitter btw because I've been recording this date.

>>16487361
cringe but based

>>16487200
>meme arrow women

>>16487224

You are missing out.

Giovanni's Room By James Baldwin is an amazing read.

>>16487200
I would punch her square in the jaw. When she fell back on her ass I'd get on top of her and with one hand strangle her stupid feminist neck and with the other pull her pants down. I'd choke her unconscious while I rape her fat whorish pussy and I'd cum as deep as I could inside her before getting up, dismembering her body, and lighting it on fire.

It's bookshelves actually

up your arse cunt, women and black writers are fucking terrible with extreme exceptions such as dumas and woolf

>>16487200
>why my philosophy section is almost entirely non-white: Platon, Aristoteles, Plotinus, Aurelius, Spinoza, the list goes on...

>>16488814
>woolf
>an exception to that rule

Questions you will only hear on /lit/

>>16487696
I pass. There's lots of amazing writers I could read instead.

>>16488801
Best answer.

>>16488814
>dumas
>black
do anglos really...?

>>16487200
>African American
Why would I want americans on my bookshelf
Augustine is the only "African" I need
>Women
Catherine of Siena
Hildegard von Bingen

gg I win, woman

>>16487200
In the bedroom, I like to keep them close at hand, come let me show you.

>>16487709
>tripfag

>>16487200
here's Thomas Sowell and George Eliot, bitch

>Yes well you see over here is "The Human Stain" by Philip Roth, in my mind the defining author of the African American experience, and over here you will find "Justine" by Marquis de Sade.

>>16487289
kekkle

https://vocaroo.com/1iJ7S8XP0zAS

>>16487224

>>16487200
I think I have one book by WEB du bois somewhere.

Also, Im happy about minecraft steve.

>>16487272
>aristocrat

Lmao

George Eliot, Jane Austin, Bronte, and my personal favorite Dickinson.
I have Frederick Douglas, and frankly I love his prose. but anything beyond that I feel would be pretentious because I frankly believe that Blacks current status in society is self imposed and they mostly write of their own affairs. If you’d like to talk about Hughy Lewis and Bobby Seale I’d be happy to. But I doubt you’d appreciate my opinion.

>>16487200
Alas, the systemic racism of my formal education actively hid from me the many marvellous works of so many women and African American writers. O sorrow, O shame, how pitiable is my state. Perhaps, dear companion, you could direct me toward some that aren't shit?

>black
Malcolm X autobio is pretty good
>women
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>>16487200
Anne Carson’s Fragments of Sappho was a pretty comfy read.