Name 1 (one) author you never see discussed on Veeky Forums...

Name 1 (one) author you never see discussed on Veeky Forums. I'm sick of seeing the same 5 threads dedicated to the same 5 people.

>Mine: Tom Robbins

Eric McCormack. Scottish author now living in Canada

Chester

Is an horse a author?

George Orwell
He is scaryingly relevent in todays America...

The mic tester?

George Orwell gets way too much exposure. He is low brow. Wrote 1 good novel, with extreme overtones firing as many bullets as possible and a good few hit

Plebs like to reference him to seem smart

I hope you arent a lefty trying to bash Trump. 1984 was written about stalin and the extreme left

saul bellow
Jonathan Littell
per petterson
doris lessing
juan jose saer

It was poor bait but fuck...

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Cuck

Jon Fosse

Any non-anglo not included in the meme charts

His poems are dogshit, though

Strugatsky Brothers
Marlon James
Hubert Selby Jr
Jean Cocteau (was an author and poet as well as a filmmaker)
Kobo Abe
Aristophanes (always with the Homer, Plato and Aristotle, never with the Aristophanes)
Elizabeth Gaskell

Doestoeyvsky

Elizabeth Barret Browning

Tolstoy, Nicholai

I rather liked Aurora Leigh, but tell no one.

Anthony Powell

Alberto FUCKING Laiseca

Marianne Boruch (poet)

He wrote one book to teach kids about Communism and he wrote another book to teach kids about Totalitarianism. Nothing to discuss.

juan jose saer,
Cesar aira,
Richard Flanagan,
Marlon James.
J G Ballard
Will Self
V S Naipaul
George Saunders,
Sholokov
Pamuk
john Steinbeck come to think about it

>Marlon James

'Me battyhole rassclot bombaclot' posting was a thing here for a while when he won the Man Booker

Veeky Forums doesn't read much

Shut the fuck up

I still refer to things as "bumbaclot fuckery"

its like he could see into the future. scaryly relvant.

I always wondered what the precursor situation for 1984 was.... I think we're seeing it in present day america

David Foster Wallace.

Stole the words right out of my mouth. 99% of threads are either memes or trashing him.

Jim Harrison
Peter Matthiessen

I liked Legends of the Fall. Harrison is probably just too on the nose for most of Veeky Forums to care about discussing

I saw you in the Spanish thread. Thank you for this reccomendation.

>Peter Matthiessen

"Dr. Pavel.."

nice b8 m8

Liu Cixin

I wish that would come back. No irony my dude, I think the Jamaican patois has a great rhythm to it and should be played with more for some fun playful prose.

Lines like "batty gon fuck a bullet" are great.

I can't believe this joke got so many replies taking it seriously.

There's one thing and one thing only that the mods could do to immensely improve the board, instantly, overnight, and that's facilitate more threads about David Foster Wallace. Create them, nurture the ones that exist, guide the discussions, and make sure they stay on track. If we're here to discuss literature, ultimately, we are here to discuss David Foster Wallace. There is no way for a person to grasp the full implications of Infinite Jest and not realize this. We're talking about the smartest man who ever lived. You must realize this. It's not a joke anymore. We're seeing the world degenerate further and further into chaos, and we're standing by and watching it happen. You want to fix this board? You want to fix the world? You want to fix your life? You need only take one step: read Infinite Jest. There is no substitute for hard work, and that's what Wallace requires of you if you are to understand him. If you are to understand not just him, but the world. We're not talking about escapist literature, fan fiction, genre nonsense. We're talking about saving our lives. We're talking about meditating on God. We're talking about communing with the primary presence. This is not an issue to be treated lightly.

Steven Rinella

>scaryingly relevent
supreme bait

very low quality b8.

Tolstoy, Alexey

>me gonna shoot ya rassclaat throat so ya can hear yiself die, battybwoy.

Lawrence Durell. (He's actually good.)

>being this brainwashed.

people are right. 1984 is about the present day...its not a prediction at all. we're already here.

wew

Jose Saramago