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14539924 No.14539924 [Reply] [Original]

yea, I'm thinking he's back

https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=JopR-biL0I4

>> No.14539929

>>14539924
Gilfoyle?

>> No.14539994

>>14539924
>putting that many tabs in a book

>> No.14540005

I'm actually confused if I like or dislike that bookshelf transforming into bookthrone. On one hand, it's intimidating. On the other hand, the only 2 books I recognize there are Narnia (good) and Arthemis Fowl (isn't it for kids?)

>> No.14540009
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>>14539929
Megan Boyle's ex

>> No.14540061

All those books and all of them trash

>> No.14540074

>>14540061
Narnia is alright

>> No.14540078

>>14539929
understood

>> No.14540088

>>14540074
That’s true, but where is his Plato and Kant?

>> No.14540089

I like how he’s preaching this idea that there is a right way to write a novel. There isn’t, you can create something genius when not conforming to the typical conventions of what a novel is in any way, for example Joyce or Woolf

>> No.14540112

>>14540089
He's more criticizing it according to these standards for the comedic effect + video length. He's talked about Ulysses before and acknowledges that it's a good book but he personally dislikes the stream-of-conciousness

>> No.14540116

>>14540089
I get the feeling he's never read Joyce or Woolf :\

>> No.14540153

>>14540112
>>14540116
btfo

>> No.14540162

>>14540088
still at the bookstore obviously