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Who are current writers and thinkers who are actually fresh and interesting and don't care about political correctness? They don't have to be edgy, just stuff to read that's original and not just regurgitating the Zeitgeist

>> No.18208380

Bump

>> No.18208395
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>>18207999
>Fresh and interesting opinions are those that are diametrically opposed to the status quo! Bonus points if they are a based trad heckin Twitter blue check!

>> No.18208457

>>18208395
I explicitly said they don't have to be edgy

>> No.18208476

#wildersverrader

>> No.18209019

>>18208395
Oy vey.

>> No.18209517

>>18207999
How about we start.

>> No.18209529

>>18209517
how about wii u faggot

>> No.18210229
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>> No.18210606

>>18210229
Is that Matzneff?

>> No.18210628

>>18207999
And all the girls, just like you
They have nothing, just like you
I would like to do something about it
maybe be a better person and
shield you with my heart
from catastrophes and fears
I've nothing to do, this is what I can do
I cannot do anything but worship...
I cannot do anything but licking your deep love,
your deep...

>> No.18210757

You won't be able to post anyone in this threas without it being immediately attacked, you realise?

>> No.18210773

Taleb

>> No.18210786

>>18210606
>Matzneff
Lol no. Thats Joram van Klaveren since op posted the tweet of Geert Wilders.

>> No.18210800

>>18207999
Delicious Tacos
Bronze Age Pervert
John Borzoi Chapman
Mike Ma
Ricardo Duschense
John Q. Publius

>> No.18210810

Peter Sloterdijk

>> No.18210821

>>18207999
Zizek, Agamben, Sloterdijk, and Byung-Chul Han for philosophers

>> No.18210848

>>18210821
Omnicide by Jason Bahbak Mohaghegh is extremely interesting for his subject matter, which is middle eastern poetry, but his analyses are divine.

>> No.18210878

>>18210773
Unironically NNT is correct. His fame has been his downfall as people think they understand what he means by "black swan" events but he actually means the exact opposite.

>> No.18211677

>>18210800
>John Borzoi Chapman

/pol/tard incarnated

>> No.18211853

>dhimmi

>> No.18211922

>>18210800
Borzoi and maybe the last two are good. The others not so much.

>> No.18211940

>>18208395
>just read authors that only affirm the dominant first principles of the society, we need fresh ideas like heckin based gender deconstructivism
>just don't heckin deconstruct the deconstructivism thereby proving that my entire worldview is based on nothing

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>>18207999

>> No.18212753

Zero hp Lovecraft
me

>> No.18212763

Paul Skallas

>> No.18212770

kb and logo just because of how mad and exposed they make grifters like BAP feel lel

>> No.18212774

>>18212770
KB and Logo are so assblasted every single time sunny speaks to them.

>> No.18213363

>>18207999
Maybe Houellebecq

>> No.18214713

>>18212753
>Zero hp Lovecraft

bluepill me on him

>> No.18214737

>>18214713
Unfortunately a mediocre writer, hasn't yet discovered his own style just mimics Borges.

>> No.18216393

b

>> No.18216451

>>18210800
>a degenerate smut pedaller, a bisexual crypto-jew bodybuilder, the only neo-nazi with a triple digit iq, an autist mouthbreather who can't write, a literal who, and a Romeaboo larper are the freshest writers our zeitgeist can offer

>> No.18216566

>>18214737
why does he use a voice emulator?

>> No.18217238

>>18207999
Fiction or non-fiction?

>> No.18217252

>>18207999
most of my list
https://ghostbin.co/paste/tchnp

>> No.18217260

Houellebecq

>> No.18217262

>>18207999
Siel Eval

>> No.18217513

>>18210821
These are all pretty good.

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>>18207999
Anatoly Karlin

>> No.18218839

>>18207999
>>18210800
>>18212774
>>18212753
>>18217252
I'm putting together an anthology of dissident flash fiction (previously ran the Gifts Evil and Good and Rags and Bones anthologies). Is anyone interested in contributing? I'm looking for stories or vignettes that sharply envision the corruption, pain, and terror that awaits down our current path (5-100 years), but also a vision of correction, and of what a proper, sustainable society might look like (and how it was achieved).

An indie publisher is very interested in publishing this anthology (I don't work for them, just want to make the anthology and give it as much reach as possible). The only obstacle is finding enough interested writers.

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18218859

F. Gardner (PBUH) I’m in a discord server with the dude and he hates sjws and normies like you wouldn’t believe.

>> No.18220176

Bump

>> No.18220281

>>18207999
Wilders is a fucking retard, and I'm assuming you are too.
Ever notice how people who "don't care about political correctness" seem to spend their whole time purposefully seeking out taboo topics just to annoy people?

>> No.18220312

>>18211940
>fresh
I feel like contemporary academia ruined that word for me, alongside with "subverting" and "challenging".

>> No.18220346

>>18207999
basically everybody who writes over at Unz.com

Ron Unz
Israel Shamir
Whitney Webb
Philip Giraldi
Steve Sailer
Anatoly Karlin
Pat Buchanan
John Derbyshire
Guillame Durocher
E. Michael Jones
Michael Hudson
Erik Striker
Mike Whitney

https://www.unz.com/columnists/

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>stop jodenhaat

>> No.18220378

>>18220281
>Ever notice how people who "don't care about political correctness" seem to spend their whole time purposefully seeking out taboo topics just to annoy people?
This is a tactic used by most. It can be used to get people emotional.

>> No.18220439

>>18210821
zizek is okay, but he doesnt really say anything new, just repackages whatever you think cynically in more complex terms
agamben is too politically correct, muh jews my holocaust, has a nice style and his bios zoe distinction is interesting
sloterdijk is based 2/10 of the times, the vast majority of his work is just him masturbating on the pages, reading one page of Nietzsche is more substance than reading his 400 book
Byung-Chul Han if old boomer moralism had its own philosopher it would be Byung. Touches interesting problems, but poor conceptual grasp of them makes it watered down.

>> No.18220472

>>18220378
Yes but it demonstrates that they don't care about political correctness, its just a culture war that gets them all hot and filtered.

>> No.18220667

>>18220281
Wilders converted more people to Islam than most muslim. He is great man indeed.

>> No.18220764

>>18208395
Wilders and the counter-jihad people aren’t trad.

>> No.18220844

>>18220439
Your suggestions then? Also, Sloterdijk's work is by someone who loves the history of human thought, so he'll just ruminates a lot. I think his ideas, though few, are actually valuable and honestly I loved reading him.

>> No.18220882

>>18220439
>politically correct
by today's standards, not at all

>> No.18220890

>>18218839
Glow more

>> No.18220999

>>18220890
What glows about a speculative flash fiction anthology? It's basically science fiction from a dissident perspective. Authors don't have to give personal information. And, as I said, I previously organized two anthologies on /lit/.

>> No.18221187

>>18218839
i think this is the kind of politicaly relevant direction that ppl like OP (and I) want to get away from. the value in sci fi for me comes from the aesthetic potential of exploring the unknown, not commentary on the state and future of society. and while theres overlap, i dont like where your project is headed. but id gladly contribute something cuz flash fiction is fun

>> No.18221292

>>18221187
I don't see it as overtly political. The dissident aspect is daring to write something politically incorrect, filling a massive void in speculative fiction. Based on current trends, what could Canada or South Africa look like in 20 years? Or what could happen to disrupt those trends? Stories set in plausible near-future settings are very compelling. Submission by Houellebecq is a great example of this type of speculative fiction.

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>books about the extremist opinion I have picked up
>anyone know any books about thing I already agree with
>can someone recommend books defending my latest zinger against well-adjusted people
>looking for books about the made up thing I want other people to buy into

>> No.18222728

>>18220882
That doesn't say much

>> No.18222737

>>18207999
That Irish guy from /litquarterly/

>> No.18222927

>>18221292
>politically incorrect
>current trends
any kind of relevancy is very unattractive to me personally as an incidental element. it would be much worse as a goal

>> No.18224754

roberto calasso

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>>18207999
Paul town is the answer you’re looking for.

>> No.18224966

>>18218839
You can see them when you're driving.