/lit/ - Literature

Minor error in >>7429139 document in the letter to Rousseau:
>"it was recently brought to my attention. Shon that you have been writing slanderous lies"

>>7297886
yep, this is it.

Rise of a neo-right will change the themes we see knocking around. I'm guessing more combative texts, maybe with some norse/racial mythological themes rising.

Position these trends against an increasing worry about the speed of biological technology will, imho, give rise to both regressive themes of traditional life and authenticity that can be juxtaposed against a threatening, unclear modernity. Less sci-fi, more magical realism in an advanced society.

We're already seeing a lot more multi-threaded narratives, I think that this style has legs and is set to grow. With greater emphasis on seperation and differences, this might become a poignent theme used on both the left and neo-right

>>4833659
>just as they were Stalin's scapegoat

Source?

The only "anti-Semetic" thing he did (from what I know, I am a Traditionalist who is against Communism) is he burnt down a Rothschild factory that he worked at.