/lit/ - Literature

Viktor Tsoi, get up here boy!

>>19073552
me

>>19073552
Kentaro Miura, obviously.

Norm MacDonald

>>19073572
Hahahahahaha. Another 50 years to not finish Hellraiser lite for weebs

Thomas Sowell

>>19073552
There is only one answer, and it's Zdzislaw.

obviously schubert
he had just hit an incredibly fertile creative period and was writing music so fucking great that was pushing boundaries and was right on the edge of new frontiers right when he died
like just one more year would give three or four masterpieces
another five fucking decades would have completely changed everything
all the beethoven stuff still would have happened and schubert would have reacted and included it and jesus fucking christ the music we would have got

>>19073552
Jim Croce

>>19073586
Berserk >>>>>>>>> Hellraiser

>>19073594
Biased
Lovecraft+Ligotti

>>19073552
toby fox

>>19073609
It still sucks. Miura can't tell a story, has no original ideas, has nothing profound to say, and doesn't even know the basics of pacing and plotting. It would be fifty years wasted.

Ibn Battuta

Rimbaud. don't care if he used the 50 to write any more.

>>19073586
>Genre fiction funnybooks
More proof being on here and reading doesn't mean you aren't a brainlet

>>19073594
No he started doing digital art at the end and it was cringe. Nobody needs 50 years of that.

>>19073552
Hitler would stand trial for war crimes. Serve fifty years before dying. His amateurish paintings wouldn’t show any improvements.

>>19073594
I feel the same really.

>>19073686
>Hitler would stand trial for war crimes. Serve fifty years before dying.
Only because communists and capitalists collaborated to destroy the only true opposition to the New World Order we currently live in.

50 years of Xenosystems wood be comfy

>>19073666
As usual, you have a passing Wikipedia level of knowledge about the man. He was also still painting and making quality work in 2005

>>19073552
I stand by the response in the tweet

>>19073627
https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=bKgWm5TNeBA

>>19073711
GTFO I had his art book in 2002 before he even died you bitch.

>>19073594
Polack here
he was good but his one of those artists I disregard because of obnoxious fanbase. here in Poland his admirers are mostly dumb arthoes and zoomers with no idea of art and art history. ever since they released that movie about Zdzisław and his family admitting to liking him has been a mark of midwits and pseuds.

>>19073751
*he's

>>19073552
George R. R. Martin

>>19073686
it says productive, retard, can you read?

>>19073552
J. K. Toole

Dostoyevsky or Joyce, Leaning towards Joyce because he was planning his new novel already, a shorter and more concise work while Dostoyevsky had a lot of works already out there

>>19073552
Moses because maybe he'll make it to the promise land this time? Maybe?

Obviously Kierkegaard.

>>19073802
Maybe Mishima too, getting old would probably do him some good.

>>19073808
There is also Camus, I haven't really checked all his stuff, but still, another one who would probably benefit from getting old.

In terms of raw talent not getting its full run, Emily Bronte deserves this. For that to be her first and only novel, there’s no comparison.

>>19073808
But it didn’t in his life time. He peaked in his twenties and his stories got worse as he got older. I suspect his obsessions with bodybuilding didn’t help.

>>19073702
He was coaxed into power to attack “communism”. Your hero was a puppet.

>>19073666
He was still working on it. People make cgi all the time now.
>>19073774
And I imagined him being allowed to paint in prison.
Let’s go the other way and say he to the US to work on his painting. It would still be drab and sloppy junk. He was talentless beyond oratory skills

>>19073751
Boo hoo, bad fanbase. So what?

>>19073832
Dunno, getting extra 50 years would make him get to his 90s or something?

>>19073840
>He was coaxed into power to attack “communism”. Your hero was a puppet.
Imagine believing this. You're baiting aren't you? He took power himself because he had studied communism. If he was a puppet, who was his master? If this is the "big business owned the nazis" schtick, you should do more research because after the first few years they no longer had any influence.

>>19073848
He would be alive to see things such as hikikomori and a bunch of other weird Japanese shit. Maybe he would go full grumpy mode as most old people and just lecture whatever.

F. Gardner

>>19073552
Dostoyevsky so I could read the sequel to Brothers Karamazov he was planning, or Kentaro Miura so Berserk could have a satisfying conclusion.

>>19073743
>I have his art books, thus I know everything.
You should have taken a few minutes to look into the man's catalogue by date.

>>19073720
This is the counterpoint I expected. Stick to like Hunter X Hunter and Game of Thrones of whatever

>>19073840
>Let’s go the other way and say he went to the US instead of going into politics to work on his painting

>>19073849
Dude, it was a dozen words. His movement, the nationalist movement was financed by corporations. Like Biden and most other politicians, he got into office because of the elites.
Also, he went on a suicide run into Russia full force. Stalin wasn’t interested in attacking him. It was the fascists states that charged in. The target was political program (as flawed as I say it is)

>>19073572
>>19073857
OHHHH ching chongo kentanto hizoruki Motorola-san. He wrote famous teenager picture book, BUUUH-ZURKO. He was very wespected in tamagotchi prefecture for Buh-Zurko and often enjoyed discount sashimi for Izuki-san (also tamagotchi prefecture). It was—unwortunate—he died of Ching chong virus, before given ample opportunity to finish picture book (30 years wasn't enough time).

>>19073900
>His movement, the nationalist movement was financed by corporations.
Yes, as is any movement, even the communists and anarchists. That doesn't mean he was their puppet because if you'd actually read books, you'd know he effectively neutered them. Which is why they then helped destroy him.
>Stalin wasn’t interested in attacking him.
You are both retarded and disingenuous. Stop lying, tranny.

>>19073964
>as is any movement
Oh baby…. So dumb
Hitler fanboys are all the same.

Miura had enough time. He just burnt himself out and gave himself a heart attack by working too hard. Bring back Satoshi Kon instead.

>>19074008
Name a movement that wasn't financed by corporations then.
You also failed to address the fact that H was not the puppet of corporations, I'll accept your concession.

>>19073552
Keats. Obviously.

>>19073605
Patrician choice. Was just about to write his name, seems so obvious

>>19073881
https://youtu.be/zxTwYdYzw8c
you are pretentious

>>19073552
Novalis and Keats

corncob

>>19073552
Who else but Keats?

>>19073686
4chan seems like a weird place to virtue signal.

>>19073552
David Foster Wallace.

Novalis. His half finished novels are better than your favourite book.

>>19073552
Virgil

>>19073552
Flan O'Connor

Anthony Powell, along with the motivation to write twelve more volumes for Dance to the Music of Time

>>19073552
Mozart. He'd have composed romantic music before and better than Beethoven and Schubert.

>>19074052
People’s movements. They have them because of the tyranny of corporatists.
Now kneel

>>19074080
Your thinking me virtuous makes no difference to me one way or another

>>19073900
>Dude, it was a dozen words. His movement, the nationalist movement was financed by corporations.
Not even a /pol/tard but this is stupid. China is doing the exact same thing and the communists praise them and more-or-less-say “trust the plan bro, two more decades and we’ll achieve true socialism”.

>>19074066
Faulkner?

>>19074245
why are you arguing with chuds but ignoring actual discussions elsewhere on here

>>19074245
>You thinking me virtuous makes no difference to me one way or another
Then why did you use a thread about granting artists 50 more productive years to let everyone know you think Hitler was bad?

>>19074260
I’m not a tankie. Can you even fathom what an anarchist is?

>>19074270
Just the way the conversation went. Plus,
Easy to pick when getting ready for work.

>>19074285
Your friend and namesake loves to talk about Hitler. Tell him to shut up.

Stirner and Graeber needed fifty more years.

>>19073552
The only correct answer is Shelley who died in his early twenties. Anything else is a joke, a lie, a distraction from the truth.

>>19074299
>Can you even fathom what an anarchist is?
Someone who is hopelessly optimistic.

>>19073552
Anyway, JRR Tolkien.

>>19074326
>who died in his early twenties
He was due to turn 30 a month after he died, but yeah.

>>19074316
Oh, I didn't read the reply to the Tweet. My bad.

>>19073840
>various wealthy people across the world say Hitlers plan to rebuild the German economy as an investment with lots of potential, so they invested
>OMG THAT MEANS HE HAD LITERALLY ZERO AGENCY AND WAS UNDER COMPLETE CONTROL

you should seriously stay away from politics, this kind of discourse is WAY out of your league. this is literally a garbage /pol/ tier take

>>19074335
sorry, got it wrong.

>>19073572
Agreed
>>19073928
Kek

Percy Bysshe Shelley

>>19073552
The Chad answer is Thomas Aquinas so he could save the Church and ultimately save the West.

>>19074245
>People’s movements.
Are mostly still financed by corporations because/and if they aren't they're either squashed, co-opted or outcompeted.

fuck writers
elliott smith deserves the most those extra 50 years

>>19074470
>Nabisco is funding their own workers strike

Myself. If you didn't think of this, you are not as smart as me. I WILL write the next great novel, even if I have to sacrifice myself in the process.

>>19073552
Carl Jung

>>19074500
>It thinks all coporations are secretly in league with another
You are genuinely retarded

>>19074594
>Can’t think. Can’t read.
Why are you hanging around a board for literature?

>>19073631
Probably would back to weapon dealing >>19073857
Agree with kentaro.
>>19074570
Would be interesting. But i feel he would go into obscurity with another 50 years. I wonder if he would hav committed himself to more rigorous research like other psychology theories have/had.

I would love to see more work by Nathaniel West. Dude wrote 4 books, and they were a bombshell in American literature. Wish i could have read more

>>19074615
Christ I so hope everything you type is bait but I doubt it

>>19073586
>implying there's any similarity to Hellraiser beyond the designs for the Godhand
t. brainlet elitist who hasn't even read the work he's trying to denigrate

>>19073582
fpbp

>>19074299
When are you going to grow out of Anarchism butterfly?

>>19073785
>he was planning his new novel already
Source?

>>19073582
This but make it Trevor Moore instead

Dostoevsky, DFW, Osamu Tezuka, Chaucer, Spenser, Byron, Gogol, Hašek, Kafka, Keats, Proust, et al. died before finishing their best work.

>>19073552
Fernando Pessoa.
>>19073582
Good choice too considering he planned on writing four more books and dying being known more as an author than comic.

>>19074763
All shit except Keats and Byron.

>>19073552
Tolstoy or Nietzsche
Either would solve the problem of Dionysus vs. Christ

>>19075130
t. gay philosophy student in community college who needs to take a shower.

>>19075150
2/3 are right
I already graduated uni, otherwise v perceptive

>>19073552
film: yasujiro ozu
paint: probably van gogh, even though im not his biggest fan
lit: kafka
music: more bach

>>19073572
Exactly, brother
>he died of Ching chong virus
???
Lmao, imagine still falling this hard for propaganda
>>19073609
Both great, can't tell what's the best
https://www.nytimes.com/2019/08/05/health/germs-fort-detrick-biohazard.html

Weininger.

>>19074330
>Someone who is hopelessly optimistic.
Not necessarily desu

>>19073605
How do I learn to sound smart like this?

>>19074594
>secretly
kek
https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/United_States_Chamber_of_Commerce

>the author of Zorba the Greeksketched another epic composition that, according to his vision, aimed at reaching further than his magnum opus.
>His ambition was to encompass the long-lasting period between Ancient and Modern Greece, namely that of the Byzantine empire and its radiating influence on Greek consciousness and identity
>While his Odysseus was ‘the last old man’, Akritas was to be ‘the first new man’, and the entire work was supposed to be subtitled ‘New Adam’.
>Kazantzakis’ intention was to create something in the mode of a modern Divine Comedy, where ‘time will be abolished’ and places will be mingled up.18 In his notes he explains that - just as Odysseus from his Odyssey was ‘Hell and Purgatory’ - Akritas was intended to be the ‘Paradise of the Odyssey
why did he have to die before even a rough draft?

>being so consumed by ideology you think hitler wouldnt be a talented painter if he got 50 more years to practice

>>19073552
Tolstoy. Or Hemingway, but only if Hemingway loses the skull issues.

>>19073751
I was chatting with this Polish expat in my country and I mentioned that I love Beksinski, then I realized that I was not on the internet. Did she think I am some kind of disturbed serial killer or just a pseud? Is he even that well known in Poland?

>>19075378
I loved zorba the Greek. What could have been....

>>19073552
I think it’s been established that the malang guy isnt an actual taliban fighter and is just a shitposter right? He literally spends all day online posting memes.

>>19073552
imagine

>>19073552
Evola
So he could tackle the Internet and Kalergi questions

>>19074739
Oh somewhere in his notes or letters, I don't have them with me but it was going to be a short novel based on the sea.

pushkin.
tempted to see how much more insane and labyrinthine henry james or joyce would have become, though.

Socrates and Jesus
:)

>>19073572
Correct answer

>>19075398

Taliban fighter only fight for like 1 hour a day

>>19075407
>Evola
>So he could tackle the Kalergi question
What do you mean?

Otto Weininger or Oswald Spengler

>>19075335
lose the punctuation

>>19075407
Did you know he interviewed Kalergi?

>>19073552
>who deserves it
probably Keats

>who do I want to have it
Nabokov

>>19073857
This, I want to read TBK 2, an Aliosha driven novel.

>>19074763
i mean, for christ sake, at least give dostoevsky enough time to finish the sequel of TBK

Keats

>>19073572
berserk hasn't been good for over a decade, why would you drag it out for fifty more years?
>>19073594
based beksinski poster

>>19074373
> from protest to reconquest
i wonder if this is a reference to "from protest to resistance"

>>19073785
Dostoyevsky is very overrated. Tolstoy would be a way better pick. Joyce is the only writer with a perfect bibliography, Ulysses and Finnegans Wake are amazing and there's nowhere to go after FW. He should have gotten into politics

>>19073552
Damascius. He would be ~130 when he died in this case, but it would be interesting to see what he thinks of the rest of the 6th century.

>>19075976
>Joyce is the only writer with a perfect bibliography,
Heard his poetry was lackluster.
>He should have gotten into politics
You're a fucking pleb. Die.

>>19073831
Seconding this. Charlotte's letters about her death are heartbreaking.

>So I will not now ask why Emily was torn from us in the fullness of our attachment, rooted up in the prime of her own days in the promise of her powers—why her existence now lies like a field of green corn trodden down—like a tree in full bearing—struck at the root; I will only say, sweet is rest after labour and calm after tempest and repeat again and again that Emily knows that now.

>>19076033
>why her existence now lies like a field of green corn
This is retarded.
>my sister is like corn xD
Fucking British women.

>>19076033
That's fucking sad man

Keats
Shelley
Richard Barham Middleton
Lautreamont
Marlowe

>>19073582
>posting the epic ironic joke "but he's self-aware" wink wink haha le edgy funny man

neck yourself

>>19076054
>my sister was corn field
>"that's sooooo sad!!!"
Shut up, pussy.

>>19076064
Yes, we all saw you post that before. Go be a nigger somewhere else.

>>19076060
Norm Macdonald was incredibly well-read, he was an author, and he planned on writing four more books before he died. Fuck off, pleb.

>>19076069
>nigger
Dude, I wish a black person saw you type that. You'd be convulsing on the ground right now from a concussion via slavery strength.

>>19073582
Heard he was also really good at math. Sounds like an interesting dude.

>>19073552

>>19076075
cringe

>>19076143
If a black person saw you respond "cringe" to my defense of black people, you'd be convulsing on the ground right now from a concussion via slavery strength. Just think of that next time or else go back to plebbit.

>>19075976
what did you like about Finnegans Wake?

>>19075976
>there's nowhere to go after FW
That’s prob what people said when they read Ulysses

>>19073840
Kill yourself, namefag

David Foster Wallace. I’ve actually never read any of his works.

>>19076440
Okay, I just got done reading all of his works, I think we're good.

>>19073582
>>19076085
le ebin philosemite

>>19076464
What are you even trying to say, retard

>>19073552
Gogol.
>finishes his Dead Souls sequel
>keeps shitting on the tzar with no repercussions for fifty more years

John Keats and it's not even close.

>>19076487
>burns all his work when he turns 80 and never publishes
great job, anon, ya fucked us.

>>19076122
50 more years in porn? No thanks
It's sad what happened to her though, she was really hot

>>19073552
John Kenndey Toole.

>>19074326
>>19074364
>>19076058
>>19074058
>>19074065
>>19074080
>>19074763
>>19075759
>>19075940
>>19076510
Men of taste I see.

Shelley, Marlowe, Keats are easily the 3.

>>19073587
He's still alive faggot

>>19073552
Leopardi

>Nobody says Ovid

>>19073552
Henry James

>>19075652
Handle the issue of the kalergi coffee colored mutt 80IQ slave race being bred in front of our eyes by unprecedentedly forced on us through immigration and integration and coersion.

>>19075755
No I didn't. I looked it up and apparently it's in "A traditionalist confronts fascism" anyone know where I can read it?

>>19073552
Walt Disney.

>>19073552
If philosophers count, I'd give it to Wittgenstein. If not, I nominate Hesse.

me, to finish my diary desu

>>19077011
>Handle the issue of the kalergi coffee colored mutt 80IQ slave race being bred in front of our eyes by unprecedentedly forced on us through immigration and integration and coersion.
>people fuck each other and give birth to other humans
Whoa...that's a conspiracy, for sure...
>>19076976
Great choice, but I can't imagine what else he could add to what he had already said.

Satoru Iwata, I think he counts.

>>19073552
>ctrl + f shakespeare
>no results
fuck this board

>>19077433
>ignoring reality and just shouting conspiracy theorist

You have to go back

>>19077466
>just shouting conspiracy theorist
???
That's not what I said, it's literally the opposite: people who talk about "Kalergi plan" say that there is a conspiracy to replace Europeans. Not sure what you're trying to argue here.

>>19077477
Yes and that's what I'm talking about. It's happening.

>>19077507
>It's happening.
Yes,
>people fuck each other and give birth to other humans
Surprising, uh?

>>19073565
бaзa? бaзa

Stephen King

>>19077507
>>19077433
>>19077011
I could solve this kalergi issue easily.
1. Build gigantic schools in MENA and Africa
2. Teach people to be completely fluent in German, Dutch, Swedish, Danish, Norwegian, Finnish.
3. Bring them to Europe, they will be fluent in the language of their new country
This way the immigrants will not replace the languages/cultures of Europe but instead add to them.

>>19073552
Patrice O'Neal

>>19074721
When I shed this mortal coil, I will have grown out of life and dreams.
Anarchism and the ideals of freedom will love on in the generations to follow. We will have it.

>>19076438
>Der Führer! No! Stop! He was a güt mann!

>>19074721
When I shed this mortal coil, I will have grown out of life and dreams.
Anarchism and the ideals of freedom will live on in the generations to follow. We will have it.

>>19076438
>Der Führer! No! Stop! He was a güt mann!

>>19077509
You're so fucking shit at baiting it's not worth my time. I refuse to engage you further. Go back to plebbit.

>>19074244
I see what you're getting at, because he died so young, but if we're talking 50 more productive years starting at the point where the artist already reached, why not just pick Beethoven?

>>19073552
William Hope Hodgson
>>19074330
I love that little nigga like you wouldn't believe, but he was a bonafide procrastinator and was obsessed with details. 1, 5 or 10 years wouldn't have made a big difference.

>>19075060
>Hasek
>shit
Lol. Hasek and Musil are the obvious answers here btw.

>>19073802
Thought the same

>>19073769
wouldn’t help. his existence disproves infinite monkey theory

John Lennon.
Actually surprised no one mentioned him....

Ernest Hemingway, Yukio Mishima, Virginia Woolf, Kurt Cobain, Ian Curtis, Nick Drake, Vincent van Gogh, Mark Rothko

Edmund Spencer, Chaucer, or maybe even Christopher Lasch.

>>19073572
The only correct answer in this thread.

>>19073686
Hitler's main artistry was statecraft. The OP also said "productive years" so the obviously he would not be sentenced for warcrimes in this scenario.

>>19077853
Seconded Hodgson

this nigga
he died a young cheeky cunt just like the protag of his only novel, which he written at only 25 and at which multiple writers from the future marvelled and took inspiration from, including Nabokov
his one novel and some poems were enough to include his name in the Golden Age of Russian Literature, along with Pushkin. those two made the modern russian language.

Either Rafael or Miura.

Guatav Moreau, my favourite artist

>>19073552
Camus for me, the First Man was very good, wish he could have finished it

>>19074360
Bros...I cant believe filthy frank is fucking dead

>>19078483
I haven't seen this one
always thought he was amazing with the details, but it seems not only
the taste this man had, my god

>>19078435
>not Pushkin
retard

>>19073552
The obvious answer.

>>19073552
Nietzsche, really wanna see those post-horse-hugging works

>>19073552
Hitler.

>>19073627
how can you use all those words and clearly not know what they mean?
gigapseud

>>19078835
now I wanna re-read YKK

>>19073666
this is great though

>>19074032
>Satoshi Kon
Correct answer, now that's a man with a vision, work to show for it and NOT ENOUGH TIME

Tolkien and Lovecraft would also have birthed some epic stuff.
Asimov and Stanley Kubrick would also have been good picks.

Anders Zorn, Max Blecher, Cesare Pavese

Beksinski is overrated, glorified metal album covers filled with sophomoric symbolism.

>>19073605
Schubert is a phenomenal choice
>t. Viennese with culture

Oswald Spengler

>>19073565
this, now I'm sad

>>19073572
I'm going to go with this.

>>19073779
I agree completely

>>19073572
Of course I wish he were still with us, but I quite like chapter 364 as an ending to the series

>>19078008
His best years were already long behind him

Me, I have way too much kino inside my head and will probably die an early death because of my shit health before i can write it all down

radiguet

bump

>>19075399
Just imagine... he would've BTFO'd bastardization that his thought suffered at the hands of Young Hegelians.

>>19073572
>50 productive years
of gacha pulls

Cao Xueqin, he didn’t live to finish the Dream of the Red Chamber during his lifetime, and his premature death instigated an authorship crisis that led to many rewritings and alternative manuscripts of his great novel. Some of these manuscripts were edited to be more kind to the Qing dynasty government, which was certainly not the aim of the author. As a result, the editions of the novel which we currently have cannot be considered authoritative.

>>19073552
JK Toole. It’s a tragedy he only ever published one novel, and I’m sure as he developed he’d have produced a genuine classic.

dakota skye. imagine how stretched out her ass would be when shes a granny after 50 years of fucking.

>>19073572

>>19081800
Since I'm probably never going to read this book, why do the Chinese hold it up so highly?

Ayn Rand

>>19074052
Hitler wasn't just financed by corporations but he served them. He cared more about IG FARBEN than the German people. Also he molested his cousin and she killed herself.

>>19073607
operator, put me through to the based department, please

>>19073552
Nabokov (I'd love to read more of his delicious little novels)
Montaigne ( a 4th book of essais would be top kino)
Camus (I can't fathom how many based books would we have)
Laiseca (I'd love more of his short stories, pure degradation and maniatic frenzy)
Juan Forn (died too young. His contratapas taught me A LOT about lit)

Also Hemingway, Borges, Kafka, Nicolás Gómez Dávila...

Guys, I'm in love, sooo
The artist I pick is her

>>19085410
B A S E D
A
S
E
D

Great taste anon
x2 on your top picks

>>19073552
Honestly Proust. But I will prefer that he was cured from his medical conditions, even if he is just granted 15 years more. He was really having a bad time.

>>19073552
Nietzsche, obviously.

Madonna

>>19079008
>Zorn
You are a based connoisseur of bathing peasant girls, anon.

>>19073552
Instead of giving years can I take away 50 years from Heidegger so that he just wrote Being and Time and then died?

>>19074716
anon...do you know what fpbp means?

>>19074206
Correct

>>19074638
You might be retarded.
>Idea of Evil = Leviathan
>Behelit = Lament Configuration
>Apostles = Acolytes
>Ganishka = Uncle Frank/Dr. Cannard
>Interstice = Labyrinth
etc, etc, etc. All lifted lol. It's weird you know nothing about Hellraiser or Berserk

>>19078932
I know exactly what they mean, but saying I don't isn't an argument anyways. I don't know why funnybook niggers are so insane. They're like Redditors

>>19073572

50 years would only give you like 4 new chapters though.

>>19074206
Based. Fuck Lupus.

Marx obviously. If he lived into his 100s to the 1930s but still productive he would have changed shit up. He would have been able to write about the Russian revolution and its failures and even ten years of Stalin

I'd like to choose Kafka, but if he had lived longer there's a chance that he would never publish his novels. I'd love if more of his works existed, but I'm not sure how much more he would realistically publish, if not less.

>>19073666
Damn cool Neuralblender bro

>>19074084
Please no, he would unironically be a Trump supporter

Leonardo da Vinci
Raphael
Gericault
Caravaggio
Van Gogh

Bolano Bolano Bolano Bolano

>>19073552
>Film
Rainer Werner Fassbinder
>Poetry
Sor Juana Inez de la Cruz
Francisco Quevedo
Charles Boudelaire
>Painting
Van Gogh lived briefly, Raphael deserves it tho
>Music
Schumann

>>19073572
Absolutely based!

>>19073594
Yes.

Mozart died at 35. I'm a Chopin guy, and though he died young too, even Chopin would have wanted me to pick Mozart.

>>19074244
>implying mozart isn't still alive

(You) ;^)

>>19077614
please sauce me on this garry's mod masterpiece

>>19073552
This or Byron.

Kanye West

>>19073607
only good answer

Either Mahler or Musil. Mahelr 9 feels like a perfect end to his career but he still had a lot of plans and was still relatively young. Musil I just want him to finish the fucking book come on just do it you animal.

>>19073631
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>>19074244
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>>19074763
>>19075130 Tolstoy, not Nietzsche.
>>19076799
>>19077023
Not bad.

You all are a bunch of brainwashed goons and this thread is a disgusting embarrassment.

Beside Jesus or Adolf,
>Pic related is best answer.

>>19073572
Based.

>>19083459
He didn't serve them, though. I don't think there's anything he cared more for than the German people, even putting aside all his misgivings.
>Also he molested his cousin and she killed herself.
Fake news

>>19073572
You make me sad again anon

>>19073552
Cliff Burton so he could have continued turning Metallica into a more progressive leaning metal band with complex compositions and lengthy instrumental tracks instead of what it ended up becoming. The guy died at 24 too, didn't even make it into the 27 club. And it was a freak road accident instead of a drug overdose like you might expect. I think he deserved to live a full life.

>>19073552
Alexandre Dumas père. Fifty years would mean like... another 140 novels.

>>19073743
>t. 60 years old

>>19073552
Pynchon. Post-mortem Pynchon is just too weird for me bros

>>19073832
Insane despair would obviously goad Mishima to new artistic heights, he was already losing his shit so bad about 1960s Japan that he committed needlessly-involute suicide. If that pigfucker had survived until last year he would've been completely crazed with helpless fury, the books would have been great.

>>19073594
I like his work but to be honest I think his artistic vision was already pretty substantially expressed in the work he already did.

>>19073587
kek

>>19073686
sometimes I forget that butterfly tripfag is indeed a faggot...

>>19073572
This.

Juice WRLD

Satoshi Kon

obviously Stirner. That man discovered a synthesis of the unconscious libido and economics before frued was born and marx was published. if he hadn't been taken early by a bug bite the entire landscape of structural philosophy would have been unnecessary and nobody would care about Nietzsche.

>>19073552
Robert E. Howards. Imagine all the kino stuff he would have delivered over the years