/lit/ - Literature

[Anonymous No.16576832]

what are some vegan authors that don't necessarily write about veganism etc? I just don't want to read how the main character is eating ham and eggs etc

[Anonymous No.16576874]

>>16576832
>getting triggered by fake people in a book not adhering to your snowflake lifestyle
peak zoomer

[Anonymous No.16576891]

In critique groups with other writers, one of my least favorite reads is the chapter where two characters go out to dinner. Long description of food and cutlery, no conflict, no plot progression other than the characters start to get feels.

Just don't.

[Anonymous No.16576899]

>>16576832
What are you asking? Just for authors that had ethical vegetarian beliefs, like Tolstoy, Kafka, Shelley, etc.

[Anonymous No.16576906]

>>16576832
>don't necessarily write about veganism
That's like asking a woman not to write about women, it's near impossible, their whole life revolve around this

[Anonymous No.16576907]

>>16576832
I'm not sure what you need, but I know that while Leblanc wasn't a vegan, his character Lupin is vegetarian. The subject of his diet doesn't really come up often to be honest, there is only Asene Lupin vs Sherlock Holmes story where it's pointed out to us.

[Anonymous No.16576937]

>>16576874
try it if it's that easy

[Anonymous No.16576978]

>>16576832
Kys

[Anonymous No.16576981]

>>16576899
I think he's asking for an author who writes characters which if real would breach the authors personal moral behaviour, or something like that.

[Anonymous No.16576986]

>>16576937
I'd rather not malnourish myself

[Anonymous No.16578256]

>>16576832

[Anonymous No.16578285]

If everyone went vegan, human genetics would adapt to veganism.

[Anonymous No.16578403]

>>16576937
Eatingh healthy shouldn't be difficult, retard. That's why humans can get all their nourishment from (organ) meat.