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Who is the David Lynch of literature?
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>>24116402
steve erickson
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>>24116402
Bolano
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>loved by women and pseuds
Hegel
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>>24116402
Robert Aickman is kind lynchian in his own british way, you should check him out.
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Its Kafka. Any other answer is onjectively wrong
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>>24116470
I met Sheryl Lee over the last summer at a FWWM screening. After the show there was a Q and A with her and I felt like I had to ask her something or I'd regret it. I asked her if she had read any Kafka, or was familiar at all, since the influence was so prominent in the return. Of course I'm a sperg and worded it incredibly poorly, and she of course answered no. She did humor me and said she was now interested in looking into him.
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burroughs, watch the naked lunch movie it's lynchian but slightly less incoherent
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>>24116402
David Lynch.
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>>24116485
Sperg
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yeah it's hilarious how NPCs venerate a businessman from the media industry. Says it all about their shitty society...
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I don't like to speak ill of the dead, and I won't, but everything I've seen from this man — his mannerisms, work, and quotes — repelled me vehemently from his art. It smells like pastiche for the corny, pseudo-intellectual, the most downright insipid of normalfags.
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>>24116754
anon the question must be asked, what have you seen or read of his art? too many on /lit/ are just striking the pose, talking to talk
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https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=MmSqnicewRo
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>>24116402
Pick any dead guy.
Probably Jung, though. He offers a bunch of nonsense that doesn't really mean anything and pseuds ubiquitously like it.
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>>24116493
The Cronenberg movie is also a lot more coherent than the book but yeah, Cities of the Red Night by Burroughs is close to a Lynch movie

You could try the things he tried to but never made like The White Hotel by DM Thomas
>A number of efforts have been made to make the novel into a film, which some have described as unfilmable[7] or unadaptable. These have included attempts by Bernardo Bertolucci with Barbra Streisand, by David Lynch with Isabella Rossellini, by Simon Monjack with Brittany Murphy, and by Emir Kusturica with Nicole Kidman
^From the Wikipedia article on the book
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>>24116493
>watch the naked lunch movie it's lynchian but slightly less incoherent
that movie was nine times more incoherent than most Lynch movies.
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>>24116402
Thomas Pynchon
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>>24116402
Right down to the kino hair
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>>24116754
I second everything you said. He's always seemed to me the pretentious person's art person, the epitome of glamour. Artists like David Lynch once again convince me that art is a concept that is so easily subverted if your artsy-fartsy cultural product can be famous and acclaimed just because it has been efficiently advertised and promoted.
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>>24117029
>the pretentious person's art person, the epitome of glamour

I believe you're thinking of Baz Luhrmann.



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