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>Produces nothing of literary value in 500 years

>> No.22924969

>>22924963
You already posted this bait.

>> No.22924970

>>22924963
Mexico provided a nice setting for Blood Meridian so I guess that counts

>> No.22924978

>>22924970
And 2666, and Under the Volcano, and Treasure of the Sierra Madre, and The Power and the Glory. Lots of kino takes place in Mexico.

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>>22924963
>Is that Africa you posted, anon? I can't see too well

>> No.22924983

>>22924963
There is actual great literature from South America. Africa on the other hand...

>> No.22924989

>>22924978
Yeah Mexico is high kino as a setting, especially 19th/early 20th century

>> No.22924990

Harold Bloom has a decent sized list of South Latin American literature

>> No.22925018

>>22924980
>literary value
>Borges
Baubles look pretty, but they're just plastic and glitter.

>> No.22925025

I know this is bait, but Mario Vargas Llosa’s writing changed my life.

>> No.22925027

>>22924963
Machado de Assis is good.

>> No.22925030

>>22925025
Are you some sort of spic? Post hand

>> No.22925048

>>22924978
Rulfo is not that good but he absolutely shits on all of those.

>> No.22925061

>>22924963

>IS MENTALLY IMPAIRED.


...

>> No.22925063

>>22925030
Onions 100% gringo (pecas, cabello rubia , no puedo bailar) pero hablo español porque he tenido una novia venezolana

Anyways I read all his books in English or French anyways

>> No.22925069

>>22925063
>Onions
kek spanish speakers btfo

>> No.22925081

Did Pedro fuck the girl you like or something? You sound obsessed

>> No.22925085

>>22925081
can't speak for OP but I have to work with south americans and it's a living hell, they care about nothing

>> No.22925088

>>22925085
>They care about nothing, that’s why I’m obsessed
ok

>> No.22925184

>>22925085
>NOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOO YOU CANT BE CHILL AND ENJOY THE MOMENT YOU HAVE TO PAY YOUR TAXES AND WORK LIKE A SLAVE

>> No.22925188

>>22925184
please just reply to my email marcos it's been 6 months

>> No.22925193

>>22925188
Kek

>> No.22925244

>>22925085
Y a mí qué me importa?

>> No.22925247

>>22925244
no speako spañisho

>> No.22925274

>>22924963
Reasons of state is actually good I'll have you know.
It's a dense book, unfortunately.

>> No.22925346

>>22924963
found the gringo

> Borges, Nicolás Gómez Dávila, Ruben Dario,Juan Rulfo, etc ....

daily reminder that gringo bugmen can't produce good literature

>> No.22925380

>>22925025
Which book of his would you reccommend friend? I could use the life change.

>> No.22925403

>>22924980
/thread

>> No.22925436

>>22924963
There's stuff of literary value but there's no Shakespeare, no James Joyce. They're very good followers-on but not trailblazers. At least one thing that I respect about them a lot is their literature actually improved after WWII unlike Europe and the US (in my personal opinion), at least compared to what was before. But now they bend the knee to globohomo like everyone else. A different strain of it perhaps but the effects are the same

>> No.22925447

Grande Sertão Veredas is a masterpiece

>> No.22925450

>>22925346
>Nicolás Gómez Dávila
based

>> No.22925459

100 years of solitude won the pullitzer or something like that

>> No.22925461

>>22924963
Every South American author seems really forceful, like they’re extremely hard to prove something to the rest of the world. It’s very unnatural…

>> No.22925464

>>22925461
trying*

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>>22925461
>like they’re extremely hard

>> No.22925473

>>22925461
That's every author.
>>22925436
Magical realism was a trend they made popular

>> No.22925486

>>22925069
Yes, it's HIS fault the Snuffjokes still have THAT autocorrect activated..

>> No.22925664

>>22925061
i only come on this board once every couple months and you are always here, still tripfagging. nothing ever changes.

>> No.22925677

>>22924980
>writes some short stories and essays with a little bit of poetry
>elaborates on it in his essays sufficiently
>leaves it to his happa girlfriend
Plebs wouldn't understand the actions of a nobleman.

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22925686

Tell me Dr. Goldstein mutilated you when you were a baby without telling me that Dr. Goldstein mutilated you when you were a baby.

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>>22925664


I TOO ONLY COME TO THIS BOARD EVERY COUPLE OF MONTHS; GET OVER YOURSELF; POSTING ON «FOURCHAN(NEL)» IS NOT A WHOLE DAY ORDEAL; THE FACT OF MAKING A POST HERE DOES NOT ENTAIL THAT ONE IS TERMINALLY ONLINE; MAYBE YOU SHOULD TAKE THIS WEBSITE A LITTLE LESS SERIOUSLY.

>> No.22925739

>>22925704
Few people take the internet more seriously than tripfags.

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>>22925739


THE INTERNET IS THE GREATEST MEDIVM OF COMMUNICATION EVER CREATED; IT IS SERIOUS STUFF; MAYBE YOU SHOULD BE A LITTLE LESS FRIVOLOUS.