What is the most abstract literature? Everything I've read is too anthropocentric.
Is there anyone out there trying to write what would be the surrealist outsider art of an alien culture diametrically opposed to our own in every way?
What is the most abstract literature? Everything I've read is too anthropocentric
Parker Powell
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Owen Smith
The voynich manuscript
Eli James
prolly some modernist/po-mo epic poem
Owen Diaz
There is some philosophy that fits what you're talking about. Speculative Realism/Object Oriented Ontology specifically. You could also read the books of which said philsophers are fetishists, such as Philip K. Dick, Lovecraft, etc.
Connor Cruz
my blog to be quite genuine
Brody Nelson
The Legacy of Totalitarianism in a Tundra
Austin Barnes
flatland if you want pic related
Justin Ramirez
FRANCIS PONGE - the voice of things.
everything else is for brainlets
Dominic Sullivan
Read Robert Walser. He may not seem to be at all what you asked for: not abstract, not experimental or transgressive in any way, not even innovative. He is candid, optimistic (apparently) and exceedingly sensitive. But what struck me most of all as I was reading is: he is alien, in a way. His sensibility and his sense are awkward, naive, diaphanous and out of this world. He sounds somehow as if a highly intelligent, benevolent alien or AI were incarnated in one of these vile vessels we call our bodies and lived for a while, and observed. I dare blaspheme that he was like a candid Jesus whose Father left without His divine mission and instead just let become incarnate as a man, suffer as a man, die not as Lamb but as an old dog, forgotten, behind a shed in mankind's backyard, his only mission to distill this world through childlike eyes and godlike words.
Perhaps not at all what you asked for. Still, there may be something for you too in his work.
Lincoln King
First time in all these years I see him recommended here. Listen to this, OP. If you like that, try Nathalie Sarraute too.
Jackson Moore
Going to get this thanks my man
Hey user that sounds great, any work in particular? There are a lot listed on Wikipedia
Adrian Garcia
Diametrally opposed? I don't know.
But Dragon's Egg may be your jam.
Lucas Flores
> nathalie sarraute
which one of her works is the most similar to francis ponge's style?
Isaac White
>any work in particular
Try one of his short story collections; there's a nice one called Berlin Stories, I think. Have an appetizer on the house.
Jayden Brooks
Tropismes.
Brayden Ross
Tractatus Logico-Philosophicus
Zachary Hughes
Prae
Aaron Ross
Some of Italo Calvino later works, like Palomar or The Invisible Cities. Le cosmicomiche too
Cameron Cook
try Tender Buttons
Michael Richardson
Nick Land
Nick Smith
Lucas Young
Anthony Lewis
This and Finnegans Wake.
Landon Hughes
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Ian Lee
Most pretentious horseshit ive ever seen in my life
To know that select members of elite society worshipped this novel like a Bible is disgusting, sick, finding meaning in the meaningless, reminds me of Zizek, if I am obscure enough that only 3 people in the world could begin to interpret me I am a godhead
Worship, peasant. Feel power in obscurity. Kneel before your new master: ignorance. I am your savior; believe in me and you will find salvation
*vomits*
Cameron Garcia
What Happened: Hillary Rodham Clinton.
Isaac Turner
...
Asher Nelson
jej
Eli Nguyen
Adding to what this guy said, Robert Walser is incredible, and his novel The Robber is right up your alley, it is intensely abstract
Parker Sanchez
Well? What happened?
Sebastian Lewis
rupi kaur?
Anthony Butler
Fictions by Borges
Adam Bennett
t. absolute plebeian
like, you should honestly just off yourself if you think that is kaur's
Christopher Peterson
The culprit is on the cover, namely Hillary Rodham Clinton. Fucking spoilers.
Ethan Baker
well, if you think that the author of those few shitty cacophonic sentences is anyone whose name is worth knowing, then it's clear that the pseud brainlet is indeed you