Ernest Hemingway and Hart Crane were born on the same day (7/21/1899); both died from suicide.
Now it's our turn to pursue literature. Perhaps it will be wise to approach the subject cautiously.
>>24881134Silly anon, you don't need to be a writer to suffer from crippling depression
why is suicide so common among writers
>>24881426they dive deep into self consciousness and awareness.
not to mention they were both cock-smoking fags!
>>24881827They know they are full of shit and unable to be anything other than framers
>Hemingway>died from suicideSure, anon. Whatever you say
>>24882820I'll bite. What's the rabbit hole here?
>>24882901https://vault.fbi.gov/ernest-miller-hemingwayThe US had a few artists on their "lists" that had early, almost suspicious, deaths. I mean, does no one think it's weird that Richard Farina died in a motorcycle accident that someone else was driving, and then Bob Dylan had a motorcycle accident soon after, and then just coincidentally stopped writing protest songs?
>>24882949Bob Dylan stopped writing protest songs two years before his motorcycle accident.
>>24882960>Well, I try my best to be just like I am>But everybody wants you to be just like them>They say, "Sing while you slave" and I just get bored>I ain't gonna work on Maggie's farm no moreI hope you didn't depend on AI for that rebuttal, anon
>>24881118What is the 21st month?
>>24882976It's widely understood that he stepped away from protest songs in frustration at being pigeonholed as a protest singer no later than Another Side of Bob Dylan in 1964. Some of the material on Bringing it All Back Home and even Highway 61 Revisited comments on social issues but in increasingly oblique ways. Yes they're socially minded but to say that "Maggie's Farm" or "It's Alright Ma" are "protest songs" is a massive distortion of the musical context of the time. There's basically nothing recognizably protest-y on Blonde on Blonde, even the handful of lines on "Visions of Johanna, "and that was the last album he released before the 1966 accident. So why would the feds try to kill him then and not in 1963? You're talking out your ass anon, didn't you even watch that zoomerbait biopic that came out last year?
>>24883028>Uses the zoomerbait movie as evidence that the government didn't cover anything up. Yeah, think a bit more on this. One month from today, make a thread with your new thoughts, and I'll start to tell you about Pynchon.
>>24883045I didn't mention the zoomerbait movie as a source. Christ, you're thick.
>>24883051I retract my one month offer. I can tell you're satisfied with the shadows on the wall and that's well and fine. I hear they tell pretty good stories, anyhow
