fuck your dfw and your pynchonu. He was the only american genius of the late 20th century.
Fuck your dfw and your pynchonu. He was the only american genius of the late 20th century
Ryan Thomas
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Jackson Ross
Sure, but why?
Jonathan Sullivan
fuck your sun city girls and your mother .He WAS THe only Borges of the late 2666 a book by roberto bolanigga
Jaxon Garcia
>pynchonu
:o
Isaac Bailey
OP besides "Ficciones" and a couple stories from "Aleph" what else does he has?
Eli Williams
His poetry desu
Daniel Carter
He and Anton Chekhov is the best short fiction I've come across. Both show what the short story can do. And Borges is the most re-readable author I have found.
Camden Sanders
>be in class
>prof talks about Borges because some word reminded him about one of his stories
>no one knows him
>want to ask him his opinion on author of the Quixote but some normie girl started talking to him before and they left together
Alexander Cox
In the English language, "American" exclusively refers to denizens of the United States of America. South American countries like Argentina may mimic the United States of America, they may depend on its culture and economy and technology, but they are not part of the United States of America, and as such, South Americans cannot be considered Americans.
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Ryan Ortiz
His essays are worth looking into too; they go right along with his short stories
Ian Watson
Assuming that most people are using tue same specific definition of America is beyond idiotic especially when the wider connotations of its meaning do include the context of the original use.
Its a very recent syntax that takes America to mean solely the USA and you shouldn't assume or expect people to follow it just because your monolingual idiocy does.
Ayden Roberts
It's pretty weak
His non fiction is much better
James Sullivan
I've found it going back to at least late 1800s
Cooper Walker
>it's okay to just make up your definitions, bro
>who are you to say that a "pencil" means an instrument for writing or drawing, consisting of a thin stick of graphite or a similar substance enclosed in a long thin piece of wood or fixed in a metal or plastic case?
>in MY language, "pencil" means dog poop
>words mean what you feel them to mean, dude. it's all subjective haha
Aiden Garcia
>Borges is the only American genius of the late 20th century
t. Someone who hasn't read anything by Heller besides Catch-22
Justin Roberts
Woah...
Logan Allen
>this in a Borges thread
oy vey
Benjamin Ortiz
>a fascist pig
No thanks
Noah Martinez
>1.1 A native or inhabitant of any of the countries of North, South, or Central America.
Brandon Roberts
wow you really need that faggot
Henry Jones
How does Borges do it? There is a feeling to his writing like nobody I have read, an air of mystery and hidden depths, like a puzzle you want to figure out. He couldn't even write novels but his shorts are amazing.
Jacob Hill
>He couldn't even write novels
What makes you say that
Jeremiah Brown
>late 20th century
i've tried multiple times to read something happened but i can't get into it at all
catch-22 deserves all its acclaim though