/lit/ - Literature

Redd*t:
>umberto eco
>kurt vonnegut
>thomas pynchon
>don delillo
>michael chabon
>williams gaddis
>don barthelme

Not redd*t:
>celine
>voltaire
>heller
>roth

Whos missing

>>11740849
>georgetown
>literally who

>puts down a toni morrison novel
>cracks open the latest new yorker
>downloads an npr podcast
>goes to a free summer concert series
>gets hair cut at place that serves whiskey, like back when real men shaved with straight razors
>wears an untucked gingham shirt not over a t-shirt and over-polished menswear wingtips
>waits three hours for a text from the new small plates pop-up restaurant
>orders the second least-expensive malbec
>tries to watch all the oscar nominees each year
>cannot believe how good the new rap album is
>goes to a coffee tasting
>orders a kindle and hard copy of the latest kwame ngobongo novel but listens to it on audiobook during commute to his new marketing job
>goes to four spinning classes a week
>talks about how busy life as a creative is
>buys a groupon for hamilton
lives in new york city

>>10599010
>lib shit kike faggots
wew

>>10492091
Bukowski, DFW.

https://www.theguardian.com/books/2017/dec/15/literary-fiction-in-crisis-as-sale-drop-dramatically-arts-council-england-reports

Is literature destined to be another niche art form like opera that only elderly people and snobby bougies engage in? It seems like the only way to save literature is by stopping the advancement of electronic media.