/lit/ - Literature

There was a unique identity and mythos attatched to being American that was not present in Canada or New Zealand. Not sure about Australia

>>22567453
Tiny population
Nigeria is not in the "anglosphere" but arguably has a worthwhile anglophone literary tradition

>>22567464

Fpbp. That's also why Russian literature is so great, a unique identity and mythos compared to Europe while still bearing the mark of Pater Europa.


>>22567468

I'm skeptical but curious. Give me your best recs.

>>22567453
Population. That and the other Anglo countries you mention were founded by those too pussy to throw off the tyranny of the crown and remains so pussed to this day

>>22567453
australian shitposting makes burger lit look like it has down syndrome

>>22567464
>Not sure about Australia
Australia had a lot of excellent poetry in the late 19th century and then a lot of great non-fiction and some fiction in the middle of the 20th. Not much outside of that it is still too much of a young country. Though fellow ausfags will know that young bit is contentious at the minute lmao
>>22567639
>That and the other Anglo countries you mention were founded by those too pussy to throw off the tyranny of the crown and remains so pussed to this day
t. freemason rebellion against anglo saxon tribal leadership

Pound for pound, the British Carribean actually has the best literary tradition of any former colony. As many Nobel prize winners as Aus, NZ and Canada put together

>>22567453
>America
>worthwhile literary tradition
Anon, I...

>>22567615
*fixes it*
ahh, much better. you're welcome.

>>22567453

America has more of everything becasue it has 10x the population of Canada.