/lit/ - Literature

>>22004372
the witch house one is pretty nice

>>22004391
Nah, not really

>>22004408

Where did you grow up? Have you had sex?

If you aren't a weird anxious grognard you probably won't be able to comprehend the themes here, Chad

>>22004372
Are you a patient person?

>>22004372
They're great. But his popular stuff is a little overrated.
Horror of red hook is best.
Like doom of Sarnath a lot too.

anyone here read everything he’s written? There see fans that claim they have, but I can’t imagine reading a single authors entire catalogue

>>22004966
I have, his catalog isn't very big and only a few pieces are long. I've also read all of Nabokov.

>>22004372
Better than anything unreal trannies will ever write

>>22004966
His complete body of work isn't that big, and almost all of it are short stories you can read in a train ride, and meant to have quick entertaining factor, instant drama and payoff. There isn't the sort of girth and long buildup like Tolstoy's tomes. So yeah, I can see how some might have read all of it.
Some of his side writings are quite entertaining as well. The article where he shat on dogs for several pages and sucked off cats, pure gold.

read better, anon

>>22005082
Lose weight, fatfuck

>>22004966
I've read all of his fiction works. I think he may have some letters or essays out there I didn't read, but as far as short stories and literature I've read his whole catalog.

>>22004372
It demeans you to speak in disgusting language

>>22004966
Not what he has ghostwritten. But all his credited works yes.
>>22005077
I just like the street for the 19 yer old vibes.

>>22004966

I purchased a copy of his complete works. He was the first author whose entire corpus I have read. I thoroughly enjoyed it and I do agree with those who say that his most popular stuff is overrated (Ctuhulu for example).

Give his work a try and if you have a vivid enough imagination there will definitely be some works that leave a strong impression on you.

It was quite a long time ago when I read his complete works, but off the top of my head I think that "The Dream Quest of Unknown Kadath" is one that I enjoyed the most.

>>22005091
>some letters
You wouldn't believe how many letters he wrote.

>>22005038
>I've also read all of Nabokov
Including all the notes to Eugene Onegin?

>>22004372
Man I fucking love his stories bros. Polaris is great and reads like a poem.

>>22005082
Try being less brown, anon

>>22005048
caught the troon there

>>22005082
Clean your nails

>>22004372
POST YOUR FUCKING WRITING RIGHT NOW

>>22005082
shut up