Convince me he isnt a hack.
Convince me he isnt a hack
Lincoln Davis
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Carson Gonzalez
he is
Bentley Lewis
give me your address and I'll send you the certificate
Adam Clark
Convince me that he is.
Nicholas Green
He's not a top of the barrel guy but that doesn't make him a hack.
Alexander Cruz
>dude war is bad lmao
a soyboy before we had an expression for such a thing
David Davis
Harrison Bergeron predicted the shitstorm we live in today.
Jack Powell
I remember the descriptions of Dresden in SH5 were well-done and moving, and Cat's Cradle was funny.
He's pretty readable but I don't think he's a man to build your Weltanschauung on.
Luke Hernandez
I don't know but he did a solid talk on Finnegan's Wake
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David Garcia
He's funny and is a good introduction to literary fiction for young people. Wouldn't call him a genius but there's no reason to call him a hack.
Harrison Bergeron was a satirical take on how socialism was perceived and brainlet libertarians decided to co-opt it for their muh freedums bullshit. If you think comparing it to the current social landscape is in any way meaningful then you're even dumber than those types.
Justin King
which wars have you fought in?
Daniel Jackson
>someone who actually fought in a war says war it's bad
>"fucking soyboy" lmao
The absolute state of this board.
Anthony Bell
He's not a major writer or a genius but that doesn't automatically make him a hack.
Brandon Robinson
You goddamn know it's a troll thread. I'm just here to see people shit on an author I like because schadenfreude feels cleansing.
Connor Hernandez
kys
you dumb honky that's vonnegut not mckenna
Anthony Cook
that's mckenna not vonnegut.
Jordan Foster
do you think it's funny to take what people say and invert it? OMG KEK. now fuck off
Jaxon Russell
what a faggy response kek but ok.
Justin Barnes
He's definitely not a revolutionary prose stylist, and his themes are fairly simple, but he's a very inventive storyteller and I appreciate his takes on a lot of things. He also manages to use satire in both a relevant and funny way without climbing up his own ass into pretentious irony like about every other self proclaimed satirist.
Overall I think he's just a genuinely kind guy who's good at telling stories and wanted to put some simple fun stories out into the world to encourage people to act a little better. That's respectable imo, even if it doesn't make him a groundbreaking artist.
Asher Barnes
people
have
different
preferences
Benjamin Watson
He writes romance novels for edgy teen boys. I liked The Sirens of Titan and Breakfast of Champions during that phase.
Thomas Watson
>a war veteran who emerged from a meat locker during a bombing to find ruin and death strewn all around him
>”lol he’s a soyboy”
Cmon bro
James White
He was in Back to School with rodney.
Christopher Roberts
He's not Harlan Ellison
Colton Peterson
This. At his best he makes you laugh while at the same time feeling deep sympathy with even the most fucked up of his characters. His prose is simple on purpose. Hes not aiming for any arty-farty acclaim. He aims for your feels and your laughs, and he does a very good job at that. Sirens of Titan is the overlooked materpiece. Screw slaughterhouse 5
Justin Bennett
You failed to convince me to.
Eli Hall
fpbp
Easton Cox
REEEEEEEEEEEEEEEEEEEEEEEEEEEEEEEEEEEEEEEEEEEEEEEEEEEEEEEEEEEEEEEEEEEEEEEEEEEEEEEEEEEEE
Charles Reed
he is a hack I hate him Fuck reddit
Michael Anderson
i will burn your mother basement along with you in it, you fucking neckbeard
Dominic Thomas
CoD
Bentley Davis
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Oliver Russell
>a soyboy before we had an expression for such a thing
What do you call a 'man' who fails to kill himself -- and brags about it -- t h r e e t i m e s ?
>OP (or faggot, so it goes)
He's fine. Beyond Slaughterhouse 5 it's whether the taste of his worldview's cum is savory or not.