/lit/ - Has there ever been an author whose prose writings - Literature

Anonymous

02/13/26(Fri)23:50:48 No.25086955

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Anonymous 02/13/26(Fri)23:50:48 No.25086955 Archived

Has there ever been an author whose prose writings can crudely be boiled down to waxing on about ''muh feelings'' who you felt was justified in doing so, /lit/? Do you connect with those kinds of writers or do you altogether dismiss them as juvenile? I get the sense that everybody here mainly gravitates around concepts or plot threads as opposed to books that capture a particular maelstrom of feelings

Anonymous
02/14/26(Sat)00:09:32 No.25086993

Anonymous 02/14/26(Sat)00:09:32 No.25086993

Yes and yes to the former.

Anonymous
02/14/26(Sat)00:31:15 No.25087036

Anonymous 02/14/26(Sat)00:31:15 No.25087036

>>25086955
The author of my diary desu

Anonymous
02/14/26(Sat)10:04:12 No.25087711

Anonymous 02/14/26(Sat)10:04:12 No.25087711

Isn't that essentially what it means to be poetic? Proustian shit or whatever

Anonymous
02/14/26(Sat)10:05:35 No.25087712

Anonymous 02/14/26(Sat)10:05:35 No.25087712

that's like all of modernism, u slop consumer

Anonymous
02/14/26(Sat)11:31:05 No.25087830

Anonymous 02/14/26(Sat)11:31:05 No.25087830

>>25086955
Yes, it's called The Book of Disquiet and it is a masterpiece.

Anonymous
02/14/26(Sat)15:50:23 No.25088354

Anonymous 02/14/26(Sat)15:50:23 No.25088354

>>25087712
And that's precisely why Modernism sucks so bad. Except for all the funny novels, those get a big pop out of me

Anonymous
02/14/26(Sat)15:58:00 No.25088377

Anonymous 02/14/26(Sat)15:58:00 No.25088377

>>25087712
based
>>25088354
berserk manga and elden ring lore will be more your speed