/lit/ - Literature

>A frequent visitor to Louis-Ferdinand Céline's widow Lucette Destouches, Nabe portrayed her in this 1995 novel Lucette.[26] The book only depicted real events from the point of view of actor and director Jean-François Stévenin, with no mention or appearance of Nabe himself.[27]

>In the mid-1990s, Nabe lived in the same building as writer Michel Houellebecq. Nabe later addressed this fact in Le Vingt-Septième Livre (2009), by evoking Houellebecq's critical and commercial success as opposed to his own marginalization.[30][3] He compared their works by contrasting his own predilection for transcendence, lyricism and excess with Houellebecq's minimalist prose and concerns for depression and sexual misery in the Western capitalistic world.[3][31][5]

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I lurk on /lit/ because people discuss writers like Evola and Spengler here. I don't know where else on the internet books like this are acknowledged.

Write hypothetical titles for books that will be written about COVID-19. I'll start:
>Immunizing Against Hate: What the Pandemic Taught us About Systemic Racism

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Is that a fucking cigarette in his hand? Is that a fucking wine bottle on the nightstand?

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