So there is no doubt that Paris in the early-mid 20th century was the artistic capital of the world

So there is no doubt that Paris in the early-mid 20th century was the artistic capital of the world.

Think about all the writers who travelled and expanded their literary and artistic understanding there:

James Joyce
Ernest Hemingway
Samuel Beckett
F. Scott Fitzgerald
George Orwell
Ezra Pound
Vladimir Nabokov
Ford Maddox Ford
Marcel Proust
Jean-Paul Sartre
Simone de Beauvoir
Albert Camus
Gertrude Stein
Henry Miller
Hart Crane

Not to mention hundreds of other artists practising their artforms and forming relationships with other artists

Where does this exist in the physical world now? Not the Internet.
Is there any semblance from any city or area that has this?

All cities have artistic communities, fat faggot

Some Frenchies were in New York at the time. Man Ray, for instance. And Marcel Duchamps. Perhaps Paris then was the realization of the American dream for certain American artists, and writers..

Berlin.

Los Angeles.

Kyoto

"the internet" is the correct phrase for a question like this. there is no art-mecca. universities and internet communities are the "intellectual" breeding grounds you're looking for. the internet has shrunk the world, there's no need to travel anymore if all you wish to do is to discuss.

also it's interesting you bothered to throw Crane's name onto the end of that list, considering the nature of his trip to France. the last thing Hart Crane did in France was "expand" his "literary and artistic understanding". he developed his already-severe alcoholism to an even greater degree, fucked a bunch of sailors, and got arrested for fighting police and spent a week in jail before returning to America to finish his poem

you could also join a club assuming you live in a city.

Nairobi

And then it became the kebab capital.

Ethiopia

>"the internet" is the correct phrase for a question like this

name one place on the internet where literature writers connect and engage with one another

twitter, email, skype, private messages of all sorts. just because they dont include you doesnt mean they don't exist no matter how hard you wish yourself some sort of literati

The discussion section of Thai Wikipedia.

do they include you? if no, then how do you know they exist?

Anglocucks just have to accept that the West was basically built by France. Russia wanted to slurp their cocks so bad they made their gentry speak it to look cool. The enlightenment was started and ended by the French.

>Where does this exist in the physical world now?

Nowhere. If you haven't noticed, third world immigration has contaminated our cities, and liberals have enforced limitations on speech in our universities and decried the influence of "white" literary masters.

you forgot eric blair- I mean George Orwell. Worked as a dishwasher in the seedier parts of Paris as part of his social experience

Alt-lit facebook groups

>Where does this exist in the physical world now?

Los Angeles

Los Angeles has the most artists in one city than any other city in history

Obviously this is centered around television and film, but it is artists of all kinds

those are dead as fuck

>Alt-lit facebook groups
when they don't get weird with bully and sex scandals.

t.alt lit gossip member

>he developed his already-severe alcoholism to an even greater degree, fucked a bunch of sailors, and got arrested for fighting police and spent a week in jail before returning to America to finish his poem
>expanding his literary and artistic understanding
I don't see any problem here.

>currency devaluation after big war
>foreign NEETs gather in your capital to LARP as renaissance men
terrible

Sao Paulo.

>Los Angeles

prague is the nu new york.

poo

fucking kek
don't know why that made me kek but it did

LLM discussion on fb is not that bad