/lit/ - Literature

Claire-Louise Bennett

>>18896336
What's your favorite work by her?

>>18896340
I've only read pond. She has a new novel out but I've not read it yet.

i love O'Connor

>>18896358
Based

Plenty of those. Definitely hard to pick one.

Doris Lessing.
She's kind of been claimed by feminists as being a "feminist author" but she's much more than that and was quite appalled by the radical feminists and the burgeoning "political correctness" culture of the 80's.
She's a wonderful author who's worth exploring.
I'd also have pumped her back in the day.

>marilynne robinson

Not much of a looker, but certainly one of the greatest American authors still living

>Anon is an imbecile who cannot pronounce pseud correctly. But I am still so angry with my husband that anon and I spend a frustrating afternoon making love after I show him a glimpse of my nipple while exiting the pool. I do not orgasm.

Sarah is so fucking cute bros

>>18896316
I love Poirot stories, idc that they're all the same

>>18896316
https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=nzG2c8_-r8s

>>18897393
Shit taste, but cute.

>>18897393
Is this a French regional accent I haven't heard yet or is she some sort of mutt?

>>18896316
bros...

Fleur Jaeggy is my wifey for lifey

Authoresses generally don't start producing good literature until they've hit the wall

>>18897393
Such a cliché female list.

lady gaga

was a serious qt in her younger days and aged into a milf. secret history isn't bad either.

unirinically
yoko ono

>>18897393
oh wow, more retarded feminist bullshit

>>18898632
I guess she's single now...

>>18896316

>>18898771
Would definitely bring her tea while she's writing and give her a kiss on the cheek after placing it on her desk.

Why does every female author have the same close up black and white shot where they are either touching their face or smoking

my desire for her is irrepressible

>>18899291
Aren't you a lovely boy

>>18898771
VERY good taste

>>18896316
She's literally my type.
In fact, she kinda reminds me of my tutor back in high school.

>>18900722
She looks very pretty with long hair. Is that pic recent?

>>18900722
The comics that made her famous are everything I LOATHE about my generation but she's so incredibly pretty

>>18900722
How can anyone be this pretty, man? What the fuck.

>>18900806
It's the nose. Most attractive women have that sort of nose for some reason

>>18900866
I thought it was her eyes
or the smile

>>18900722
I cannot believe that the girl who birthed that genre of goblin comic is that pretty. Typically the goblin stand-in resembles the author.

>>18896316
Her

>>18900944
She kinda looked like Anne Frank. Coinicdence?

>>18896316
I can't recall the last book I ever read by a woman. It was probably Frankenstein in 9th grade, so Mary Shelley I guess.

>>18896516
She was cute in a kind of matronly Midwestern way. I could see her not being above chopping wood or ringing a few chicken necks before you romp around in a haystack with her.

>>18900860
>>18900884
only correct answers

Would have hideous children with

>>18896316

>>18897999
Sounds like her first language was probably German

bump

>>18900722
Remember when /pol/ fucked with her?

>>18896336
i wanna lick her face

>>18898771
My literary dream is to trap myself inside a groundhog day inspired loop that takes place in New York on the day Charlie Rose interviewed Donna Tartt. And, yes, Donna would be the Andie Macdowell. Just imagine tracking her down in the city (that alone would take up the first week), then having eternity to fall in love with her again and again, each day, beginning at 8:30 am when you meet her in the green room or lobby or wherever and have the perfect compliment or snide remark (after years of practice), and you capture her attention immediately. Then it's off to lunch. Donna agrees to meet you in a highlife café or a jew deli or some such place in Manhattan. The conversation goes flawlessly and, despite the fact you've been repeating the same words for years upon years now, her laughter and smile have you thinking anew, "Am I really this lucky?" Together you and Donna spend the day visiting eclectic book shops and libraries and talking with each other about Homer, (whom by this point you've been studying for years), and Donna expresses how really "gobsmacked" she feels at whom she's chanced at meeting. As is neccessary, the day ends, dwindles down -- but not before you and Donna skate the ice at 30 rock! Donna can't believe how "slick" a skater you are considering where you grew up, but really it's "nothing to write home about," you answer with a dashing laugh. And then comes the best part. The proverbial cherry on top. You fall asleep together, lovingly, warmly -- all but assured the best day of your life is fated not to end, but to repeat itself, forever.

>>18902512
It would be hilarious if after all these years she had gotten at least a bit redpilled from reading edits of her own comics. She probably has strong antibodies against anything that goes against the hegemonic discourse though.

>>18903012
>implying anything is more persuasive than a badly shopped jpg from /pol/

Kate Bush, every other answer is wrong.

>>18896316
hnnnngh she looks like the only girlfriend i had in college, i wanna bend her over some cheap kitchentable, pull down her unwashed jeans and fuck her there and then

>>18903036
Hey, cool it down with the zoomerphobia

>>18900722
Looks like a prettier Emma Stone here.

>>18900722
my gf