/lit/ - Literature

>>11130308
Writes bad books for immature audience.

>>11130308
>man spends all life being a beta
>rips off better authors to make his story
>gains a modicum of power over other people
>years of pent up beta attitude leads to abuse of that power
it's a classic case

>>11130308
Not. Enough. Money. Yet.

>>11130308
Can't take this fat fuck seriously. How can you read the words of anyone who can't even be bothered to take care of themselves?

The only good overweight artists were Orson Welles and Barry White.

>>11130481
Marquis de Sade desu.

>>11130481
Hemingway?

>>11130481
This is beyond absurd. Before the last hundred years, virtually every fucking man got stout if he lived past 35 and wasn't poor.

I love Motorhead.

>>11130308
Unlike the multiple meals he consumes with each day that passes, he bit off more than he could chew.

>>11130508
Only at the end.
>>11130511
He was robust, not fat.

>>11130308
Jordanitis

>>11130481
this is how I feel about doctors

His realism prose style is very intoxicating. The first 3/4 of A Game of Thrones has pretty shitty prose, being downrigjt cringy and edgy, even if not nearly as bad as other "canon" fantasy writers, but it picks up like crazy towards the end of it and sustains a greatness during the rest of the series. He's also great at creating personalities and telling it realistically from their perspective. He also writes some damn good lines here and there. None of his other works are as nicely written, though, probably because he wrote the first one off an on all throughoutbthe 70s and 80s and then he just got gud.

Like with Tolstoy (cept with him its a constant and much more astounding thing), sometimes its very impressive how realistic George RR Martin's prose is, especially in Clash of Kings and on from there. Like the world in the book is describing itself and its history from the point of view of a few human beings in it naturally.


Had i only seen the show, and maybe obly read a little over the half of the first ice and fire, i would have distain for the guy too, but as it is, he's a good example of a fine man who writes fine fantasy novels.

Bitches

>>11133054
Fucking typos in abundance im sorry

>>11130308
total victory

>>11131427
that's a totally legit thing for doctors, but I don't see how it has any bearing on one's writing

The problem is in his readership, that urge him to make more of this rape fetishist's tripe

>>11134561
This

>>11131427
Well, unless they are like 60+ years old. Being that age you find it hard to find spare time and keep yourself trimmed

>>11135286
Get off 4chan grandpa, you fat fuck