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Will Walduns next book be a huge improvement since he's sent it to be edited by a team for four months?

>> No.16800545

I don’t see how he can improve on a masterpiece

>> No.16800550

>>16800533
if it’s good it’s because of the editors, and if it’s bad it’s regardless of the editors

>> No.16800561

>>16800533
Yes, but it won’t be any good. It’ll be a passable and bland 200ish page YA book. It’ll be enough to get us to stop shitting on him after some anons try to hard and embarrass themselves and that’ll be the end of it.

>> No.16800567

Reminder to give the book 1 star on Goodreads and the spam will stop.

>> No.16800570

>>16800550
>if it’s good it’s because of the editors
But he'd be the one coming up with the plot and a characters. I think it will be 10x better. I think he's basically wrote a draft and the editors are writing a proper book for him. He's ESL and really shit at prose so it's for the best.

>> No.16800572

Rice Cuck's problem is he's a child with no meaningful struggle or life experience. He is only trying to imitate books he's read and not doing a good job of it. I fail to see how all of these factors would melt away in the next four months.

>> No.16800574

who will play Waldun in the inevitable biopic of his life ?

>> No.16800577

>>16800574
Idris Elba

>> No.16800586

>>16800574
Bobby Lee

>> No.16800595

>>16800572
Yes but if he's paying a team to fill in all the blanks it could be half decent.

>> No.16800599

>>16800572
So you're saying he's a Teen who hasn't lived a tough life?

>> No.16800604

>>16800595
He'd have to pay them to just write it all then. So far he's biggest struggle is having a girl he had a crush on "taken" from him by a white boy. Give me a fucking break.

>> No.16800606

>>16800572
>He is only trying to imitate books he's read
So true. He's only writing books cause he likes the aesthetic, not because he has anything to say or passion

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>>16800533
Memes aside the learned disguise is probably the best book written in the zoomer generation. Robin will improve like any author. Hemingway’s first book was shit(no the sun also rises is not his first book) Joyce’s first book was literally called “Stephen hero” even Nabokov himself said both his first book in Russian and English were cringe. Waldun will find his feet mark my words

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>>16800609
*fixed pic

>> No.16800632

>>16800604
>He'd have to pay them to just write it all then
He'll probably write like a draft for them to jump off. His family's stinking rich so he can afford it. I mean having a team of editors working for you for four months must be expensive

>> No.16800635

>>16800624
>elegant proses
I can't

>> No.16800640

>>16800572
This is cope.

Life experience is secondary to spelling, grammar, and a coherent plot

>> No.16800643

>>16800624
You've got no taste brother. Either that or you're a troll

>> No.16800650

>>16800640
Okay then. He lacks talent, life experience, spelling, grammar, and a coherent plot

>> No.16800652

>>16800640
>Life experience is secondary to spelling, grammar, and a coherent plot
All things that can be fixed by paying an editor. But what he cannot fix with money is the fact that he nothing interesting to say.

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>>16800599
Yes.

>> No.16800673

>>16800567
I already did. You faggots should follow.

>> No.16800674

>>16800667
rupi kaur for carhartt bros

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>>16800674
rupi kaur for men that's had a tough life

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By no means, should one read, The Learned Disguise without first pouring, over the delicate proses of Waldun's, predecessors

>> No.16800721

>>16800624
literally didn't even read the Greeks

>> No.16800741

>>16800624
>proses
like holy shit man!

memes aside I literally have no idea of what he is even trying to say with those paragraphs. It really does read like a teenager writing about art like a fucking faggot who just heard that art is magnificent and godly and whatever but has literally no idea why that actually is and just spews the same shit he's heard others say. He has nothing to say, basically, and what he is trying desperately to repeat is done in such a pathetically bad way that it's impossible not to laugh. He likes books and dressing up as an academic, he fancies himself as an artist who is, as he might put it, erudite. He reads books that he thinks are great because he's told they're great, but it's obvious that he doesn't actually know why they're great, he just reads them and pretends. It's a huge larp. I hate people who are full of themselves, so I hate this guy. Also, the learned disguise is such a shitty and pretentious title, so he can go fuck himself just for that.

>> No.16800745

>Arthur Forrest is the name of the protagonist. He was but a young scholar...

This infuriates me every time I read it so Waldun if you are lurking the thread:

"Arthur Forrest was but a young scholar."

>> No.16800774

>>16800706
Papa Hemingway always gets me.

>> No.16800789

>>16800774
I think Papa Hemingway was already an affectionate name for Hemingway before Waldun. I saw arthoes call him that in the Youtube comments of an interview

>> No.16800802

>>16800741
You are basically illiterate and retarded, and you are making strong efforts to show us you illiteracy and dumbness.
Your take is so simple that it's disgusting. You probably have never understood a book and I doubt you will. Go back.

>> No.16800806

>>16800774
Papa was already his official nickname. It's Brother Speare that fucking kills me

>> No.16800810

>>16800789
>>16800774
It's always been Hemingway's nickname. It's not an invention of that talentless chink.
>With his wife Hadley, Hemingway first visited the Festival of San Fermín in Pamplona, Spain, in 1923, where he became fascinated by bullfighting.[46] It is at this time that he began to be referred to as "Papa", even by much older friends. Hadley would much later recall that Hemingway had his own nicknames for everyone, and that he often did things for his friends; she suggested that he liked to be looked up to. She didn't remember precisely how the nickname came into being; however, it certainly stuck.

>> No.16800811

>>16800774
Nothing can beat brother spear

>> No.16800828

>>16800811
How about little Jamie Joyce

>> No.16800833

>>16800741
His favourite authors are Joyce and Shakespeare that pretty much says it all.

>> No.16800844

>>16800833
>author
>Shakespeare

>> No.16800855

>>16800844
His favourite people related to literature then. My mistake Waldun

>> No.16800863

>>16800855
It's fine, just don't let it happen again.

>> No.16800915 [DELETED] 

>>16800640
I couldn't agree more with this. I've read many books written like shit but I stayed because the narrator had something to say.
Waldun's novel is filled with ocious thoughts that he must've come up while sitting his fat ass on a couch.

>> No.16800925

>>16800533
If his next books good will it kill waldun posters?

>> No.16800941

>>16800586
Based.

>> No.16800981

>>16800632
where does the piece of waldun lore that he's mega rich trust fund baby come from?
because he's chinese living in aus and we're inferring?

>> No.16801012

>>16800981
He's said his family's got a few holiday homes in a vid and in another said his pocket money was enough at 16 to buy a tailored suit

>> No.16801019

>>16800925
No. If it's good it will be because of the editors he hired.
I'm not saying he can't improve (everyone can, I think). But TLD is from the past year and it's utter shit, it's impossible that he had became a decent writer in just one year of practice.
And going by the plot it will be a generic dystopian YA, so I think he's trying to settle down in a teen/young audience who isn't really into high literature (maybe someone with more brain cells has advised him to do so, and it's a good move considering his YT's audience).

>>16800981
See his videos. All his editions are brand new and he have a lot of hardbacks. I mean, I'm not to judge because I'm been poor all my life, so all people seems rich to me, but his family is certainly not struggling with the money.

>> No.16801105

>>16801019
Yeah he's clearly doing well for himself, especially for a student with no job. Then again he doesn't drink so maybe he just spends on books

>> No.16801122

>>16801019
>he have a lot of hardbacks.
>he have
You're the talentless chink, right?

>> No.16801185

>>16800806
cannot forget Jamie Joyce, now can we? crunch, crunch, there goes, the hunch!

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>>16800811
check'd

>> No.16801204

>>16801122
Wait, there are ESLs lurking on /lit/?

>> No.16801213

>>16801193
Kek

>> No.16801262

>>16800533
What is it about Waldun that makes lit seethe so much?

>> No.16801263

>>16800721
>didn’t fall for the start with the Greeks meme
Sounds based to me

>> No.16801273

>>16801262
Everyone hates annoying talentless hacks.

>> No.16801284

>>16801262
Only the jealous are seething. The rest of us are milking a lolcow

>> No.16801286

>>16801262
t. hasn't read a single excerpt from his book

>> No.16801293

>>16801284
Jealous of what?

>> No.16801296

>>16801293
The fact that he has an audience

>> No.16801309

>>16801296
>believing you can be jelous of abstract things
>doesn't understand the English language
Are you RC?

>> No.16801316

>>16801262
A. He's larping. Trying too hard to fit in.
B. He can't write but he has an audience because YT.
C. He's young and hasn't struggled in life.
D. He has money.
E. We're jealous.
F. He reminds us of ourselves.

Pick one or more and join the threads!

>> No.16801329

>>16801296
lol there's no way anyone with any dignity would be jealous of a person with an audience of over 100k when all he's done with that audience is produce that dumpster fire of a book.

i suppose there's the explosive youtube channel. mark my words, he'll be doing self help video essays in 5 years and will see writing as a phase.

>> No.16801333

>>16801329
>dignity
now that's a tasty cope

>> No.16801345

>>16801333
Kind of like believing anyone who calls a turd a turd is 'jelous' of things you can't be jelous about.

>> No.16801460

>>16801204
I would say 60% of /lit/ is ESL. The majority of posts on this website read like Waldun's prose.

>> No.16801474

>>16801460
Let's not hold 4chan posts to the same standard as a novel

>> No.16801491

>>16801460
Yeah, because we're shitposting. I'm not gonna proofread my posts, idiot, nor I expect other people to do so. Unless we're in a quality thread.

>> No.16801558

>>16800572
>didn't live a hard life

>> No.16801601

>>16801262
If only we had had more confidence, we would have been just like him. Now we have to put him down in order to justify to ourselves that we made a sensible decision and have nothing to regret, whereas really it wasn't a decision and rather cowardice, and we're still cowards and still (not) doing things worth regretting every day.

>> No.16801641

>>16801601
Yeah Walduns a typical pretentious teen faggot that would browse here. In fact he does

>> No.16801707

>>16801262
He reminds me of when I was a teenager and I had dreams of being great without really trying hard to learn or know anything. He epitomizes the negative traits which we all fear becoming, so we hate the very concept of him, someone who has completely given up on all the things which we have learned that we should do. It's a bit like the hatred one feels for someone who has completely forsaken morality.

>> No.16801766

>>16801707
>He reminds me of when I was a teenager and I had dreams of being great without really trying hard to learn or know anything
This is so true. When I was a teen I thought I could be a great writer pretty much just because I read the classics. But when I'd sit down and try to write it would just be pure trash and then I realised I didn't have the talent, Waldens me without the little bit of self awareness I had.

He'll probably grow out of this in a few years. I think him having a little fan base that suck his dick and call him a genius is probably what gave him the ego to do it.

I think the fact that he's a rich trust fund baby that has a good life is a big factor to why lit dislikes him so much

>> No.16801774

>>16801766
Most of us disliked him based on his annoying persona and his shit book. The trust fund baby stuff is a recent addition.

>> No.16801801

>>16801774
Eh I guess you're right desu. He does come off as horribly smug and pretentious

>> No.16801808

>>16801801
Idk. He speaks with a lot of enthusiasm, even if its misguided. I've some some really snobby twats and they aren't like him.

>> No.16801815

>>16801808
I've known some*

>> No.16801834

I come for the RC Waldun threads because he, like the majority of /lit/, read to posture. Notice that he, and lit, never talk about books that aren't already widely lauded, they never read anything modern. It's because they want to create the image of being an intellectual. So every time I see his threads and laugh at his antics I'm really laughing at the fact that most of you are like this

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>> No.16801857

>>16801834
>they never read anything modern.
We do, though.

>> No.16801899

>>16800624
This excerpt alone could lead one to believe he is at least bloviating. Would other anons say this is representative of his prose?

>> No.16801921

>>16800572
Yeah, the excerpt of "The Learned Disguise" I read was basically just diet Portrait of the Artist

>> No.16801985

>>16801834
>>16801857
>never talk about books that aren't already widely lauded, they never read anything modern.
Counterexample: We talk about The Learned Disguise

>> No.16802186

>>16801985
Based

>> No.16802191

>>16801460
I think the number is closer to 40%. There are unironically quite a few Latinos and europeans.
Makes sense, those groups have the strongest literary culture. No Africans or Asians here.

>> No.16802293

>>16800533
When he talked about what music he likes he said he only listens to classical music. Is Waldun the ultimate pseudo

>> No.16802439

>>16800802
based

>> No.16802497

>>16800802
Ok Walden

>> No.16802539

>>16802293
>falling for the psy-op that is modern music
Literally nothing wrong with listening only to classical. I basically only listen to Bach and Händel.

>> No.16802549

>>16802539
One one submits to Wagner, all are absolved from moods queer.

>> No.16802557

>>16802549
*When
Shit, I have stained my elegant proses with the sapphire-red ink of shame.

>> No.16802570

>>16802557
it's still retarded actually

>> No.16802601

>>16802549
Wagner actually is known to induce queer moods, where he doesn't induce outright disgust

>> No.16802631

>>16802549
WOW that rhymed!

>> No.16802672

>>16802539
Listen to Dylan, The Beatles, Kraftwerk or even Talking Heads you boomer. Classical is some of the best music out there, but open your head

>> No.16802680

>>16802549
Wow anon that rhymed!

>> No.16802710

>>16802672
I prefer the sounds of African water drumming, known as Liquindi to those of us in the intelligentsia class of society.

>> No.16802781

>>16802549
Yo anon, that shit rhymed bruh

>> No.16802812

>See Rice's video from April
>he's writing his third novel
>he has send the manuscript of the second one to editors to publish it, and they rejected it
>"okay, I just need to rewrite it"
>compares his third one to Burrough's Naked Lunch, because it's "experimental" (as he's some seasoned artist)

I think this kid is incapable of self-awaraness.

>> No.16802827

>>16802812
Can't wait for his Naked Lunch its gonna be a disaster

>> No.16802844

>>16802812
Link to vid?

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>>16800533
>Hispanic forced meme

Jesús G. Maestro, a university professor - and disciple of the famous philosopher Gustavo Bueno - who wrote a 3000 pages series of books on the theory of literature

>Anglo forced meme

Some 18 y.o. Jap from YouTube.


What is wrong with Anglos? Why are Anglos allergic to serious literature? How can those who speak the language of Geoffrey Chaucer, John Milton, and Jonathan Swift be so absolutely alien to real books?

>> No.16802944

>>16802844
https://youtu.be/4418wzAXId0
Go to 2:50 he talks about his insider knowledge of the publishing industry. Also shits on his own book.
3:59 second book (which is not yet a book...)
4:57 third novel. "it's kind of like Burroughs, after writing Junky, for example, and then goes on to write Naked Lunch"

Youtube keeps recommending me his videos and I keep watching them, I can't stop. I need help bros.

>> No.16803087

>>16802944
he's not that bad, he's pretentious and lacks self-awareness, sure, but nothing about him warrants these threads.

>> No.16803142

>>16803087
From this video, he literally thinks the problem with The Learned Disguise was the editor INSTEAD OF HIS OWN WRITING. If I snap your bike in half, a mechanic can't repair that. If you're writing is shit, no editor can elevate it.

>> No.16803156

>>16803087
>>16803142
if you read almost any excerpt from his novel, you quickly realise these threads are 100% warranted

>> No.16803176

>>16802944
>the plot isn't exactly linear
>its nonlinear
>there's the future, present, and past all interweaved
>together it makes a synthony
>you have this sythony
>all these synthonies
WHAT THE ACTUAL FUCK IS A SYTHONY? Is this retard trying to say symphony? Or is he trying to say synthesis?

>> No.16803184

>>16803142
to be fair, a good editor could've fixed a lot of what people in these threads are complaining about.

>> No.16803199

>>16803156
yeah, why have a thread about actual literature? :)

>> No.16803216

>>16803142
>This is one of my biggest regrets regarding to [sic] my first book
>is just I didn't take the time to do the rightful [sic] research to sort of get a good enough editor
>so now I'm stuck with this, ugh... I'm stuck with this thing
What does he think an editor's job is? His editor was obviously garbage (what changes did his editor actually make?) but apparently TLD is a "thing" because it's filled with errors that he made.

>> No.16803247

>>16803216
He seems to think you're supposed to hire and editor before you send your manuscript off to a publisher! That's crazy. How stupid is this kid?

>> No.16803253

>>16803247
t. Waldun

>> No.16803273

>>16803253
You have no idea how much this makes me seethe. All because I fucking typed "and" instead of "an". Literally going to slit my wrists now. Good job, you killed a good boy.

>> No.16803276

>>16803199
fuck off dickhead there's plenty of threads about "actual literature" just let the community have fun once in a while

>come to 4chan
>complain about the memes

dilate an/or have sex

>> No.16803295

>>16803276
how are you this new?

>> No.16803310

>>16803199
>discussing bad literature and why it's bad literature isn't a thread about literature
How are you this unintelligent?

>> No.16803313

>>16802944
his face reminds me of ramen

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>>16803273
There there, don't kys

>> No.16803340

>>16803310
if you think that is what this thread is about you are genuinely deluded

>> No.16803344

>>16803340
What is this thread about?

>> No.16803349

>>16803344
shitting on some random ass booktuber

>> No.16803363

>>16803349
I shit on him as a writer. Sorry if you can't take criticism Waldun. Would you also mind explaining your pen name? Where the fuck did you get Waldun from? And if it's from Thoreau's Walden, why change the "e" to a "u"?

>> No.16803370

>>16803176
thats how australians say it retard

>> No.16803377

>>16803363
it's fine if you are, but that's not what these threads are about.
also, stop acting like you're not new as shit, it's showing.

>> No.16803378

>>16802944
Submitting directly to publishers?? What kind of trash publisher is he submitting to? Anyway, I discovered his scam. His third novel is going to be a mess (time jumping shit) but it doesn't matter, because his scam is to do omg so quirky garbage that impresses academic fags who ramble about theory and style and don't know an ass from a mouth. He doesn't care about producing something good. He cares about tricking other people into saying or even thinking that it's good (of course then he will trick himself into thinking it's good). Then he gets accolades from the ass to mouth people and will obviously go for his masters, constantly talk about how he was published (by whothefuckknows, but whatever), and aim for an elbow patches job. Typical Chinese.

>> No.16803401

>>16803377
>stop acting like you're not new as shit, it's showing
Wow, you bruised my ego. Oh no, some random retard thinks I recently started browsing this board. No point in even trying to prove you wrong. You'll just keep moving goalposts.

>> No.16803415

>>16803378
Asking for a friend, but other than getting an agent, how else do you submit to a publisher?

>> No.16803424

>>16803378
you sound like a pseud who has never read a book in his life.
>(time jumping shit)
>garbage that impresses academic fags who ramble about theory and style and don't know an ass from a mouth
you clearly have no idea what the fuck you're talking about lmao

>> No.16803435

god how i fucking love these threads, really separates the wheat from the chaff

>> No.16803445

>>16803415
pretty much the only way for novels, mate.
and don't get your hopes up, it's worse for poetry.

>> No.16803465

>>16803415
Trad house: submit to agent or you connect with one of their editors at a conference and they explicitly tell you to send them your manuscript, or do pitmad or whatever other events come up now and then

Print on demand e-book sales "house": submit directly

Write something quality and get an agent, or write a lot of simple but calculated action/fuck trash and pump thousands into marketing

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>>16803176
>Togeder you have dis syndony

>> No.16803500

>>16803247
That'd be a ghostwriter, not an editor KEK

>> No.16803510

>>16803465
I get why an "agent" exists as an entity, but there has to be a better way for publishers to sift through the garbage manuscripts than this. The concept of an agent seems extremely scummy. I pay a loser money just so he can email his ex-college buddy to tell him his publishing house should publish my manuscript? Surely there is a better way to get vetted?

>> No.16803511

>>16803500
low iq take KEK

>> No.16803538

>>16803510
True, agents generally do more if you're an actual author, but it might seem that way when you're trying to get your foot in the door.
but sending unsolicited submissions to a publishing house, especially a big one, would be literally impossible.
most mags that take unsolicited sumbissions have a six month waiting period for 3-5 pages of poetry.

>> No.16803541

>>16803511
Just like your books, Chingchong KEK

>> No.16803548

>>16803510
No, you pay him only if he thinks you're worth anything. Fuck, you zoomers want immediate gratification and easy processes like watching Netflix. The real world is complex.

>> No.16803549

>>16803510
Not currently. Scummy middlemen in every industry. Real estate agents and so on. The literary agent only makes money if they sell your book to a publisher. They take a cut from the advance and royalties. So, they will try to get as big of an advance as possible from the publisher. To get that, the book needs to be good, so the publisher justifies the advance against sales expectations.

>> No.16803568

>>16803548
>>16803549
Ah, in my mind I was imagining you pay this dude on a monthly basis. Makes more sense, definitely a decent deal then.

>> No.16803573

>>16803541
so, how come people think he browses these threads?
is it because of those cunts who keep spamming /lit/ related shit in his youtube comments as if this was /b/, or is it mainly the removal of that one video?
cause i always assumed that was a reaction directly related to this >>16802944
video

>> No.16803577

>>16803500
An editor isn't supposed to write anything dumbass, it's just acute constructive criticism over the already written stuff.
That said, I believe that when he says that he hired a "group of editors" for his new novel he's really saying he hired a group of ghostwriters.

>> No.16803580

>>16803577
oh, wait, I misread the post I was replying to, nevermind

>> No.16803590

>>16803580
that's why it was a low iq take :) kek :)

>> No.16803593

>>16803577
>I believe that when he says that he hired a "group of editors" for his new novel he's really saying he hired a group of ghostwriters
No, it sounds like he's chosen a company who will fawn over his writing.
>Here is where I am at with the editing of L'Academie
>So for the past few weeks I've been researching editors for my novel
>You know, as a part of the self-publishing process you gotta find a good editor that you can trust
>You gotta find people that really believe in a project and you gotta work with those people
>And I found this company that edited the first 2000 words of your manuscript for free and here is their editorial feedback:
>"One of the strongest aspects of your writing is the amazing images you create like the sunlight slicing through the shutters on page five or the entire scene on the same page where you pan out of Eddington's room to the streets below"
https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=QV1TI4bd9js&feature=youtu.be&t=51

>> No.16803644

>>16803593
This is worse than I thought. We'll get another shitty novel.
Maybe we will have to wait till the third novel of this young promise to finally see those fine proses. Once he gets experimental everything will be different.

>> No.16803652

>>16803644
>Once he gets experimental everything will be different
sounds kinda fun, but i can't imagine he'll be able to pull it off

>> No.16803655

>>16800572
This.

>> No.16803663

Why doesn't he try entering contests or submitting his stories to journals? Does some part of him know he'd get rejected?

>> No.16803664

>>16803655
no, lmao

>> No.16803685

>>16802672
Literally all pop music garbage.

>> No.16803852

>>16803663
I think he has. In one of his videos he was talking about submitting essays. Sounds like that got all rejected. Not surprising since his essays are riddled with grammar and plain boring.

>> No.16803880

>>16803593
ok yeah, we can't expect much from this next novel, but, as soon as it drops someone has to buy a copy and upload it so that we can read it, we'll have an official discussion thread and everything.

>> No.16803986

>>16803880
I feel obligated to buy it considering how many laffs he’s given me

>> No.16803999

>>16803852
Maybe the lit quarterly could publish him

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>>16802893
Jesús G. Maestro has made about 5 videos on the value of 'The Learned Disguise'.

>> No.16804092

>>16800624
He is using an AI bot text generator, zero effort to make this "no text" coherent

>> No.16804106

>>16800650
It seems like he lacks everything, lads.

>> No.16804116

>>16800941
Same fagging. Waldun, take three tabs of LSD. Maybe you'll have something to say then. Seek adversity and stop pretending you can write. None of us can write.

>> No.16804241

>>16803880
It's sad how still no one has uploaded an epub of The Learned Disguise.

>> No.16804261

>>16803986
Same. Im buying a copy soon as I can, it will be a fun memory to glance at it on the shelf

>> No.16804382

>>16804261
>20 years from now your son sees The Learned Disguise and L'Academie on your shelf
>he reads them
>he asks you why you own such awful books
>you tell him a story about 4chan and memes
Yep definitely buying these so I can explain to my children my 4chan years

>> No.16804460

>>16804382
isnt last copy of TLD bought and sold?

>> No.16804468

>>16804460
There's one copy left on my country's Amazon and I'm tempted to buy it

>> No.16804515

>>16804261
>20 years from now your son sees The Learned Disguise and L'Academie on your shelf
>he reads them
>he asks you about the author, he loves the novels and wants to read more by him
>you try to explain to him about 4chan and memes
>he looks you like you're a crazy old man
>he then goes on and buy all the 15 novels that Waldun has published since L'Academie
>you get depressed because your son is clearly a pleb and because of your fault he's now into Rice
>one day you see him reading The Photograph of Alexander White (the 6th novel by Waldun, an experimental twist around Wilde's classic novel)
>he's laughing
>"son, why are you laughing at?"
>"this is such a shitty book, these proses are all messed up!"
>"wait, you were reading him ironically?"
>"wat? yes, of course dad, sincerity died decades ago. I but only read, fine proses, that, stimulate in me, deep thoughts, about, nature, and art, and the contemplation upon the mysteries of life"
>a single tear rushes upon your cheek as you realize
>your son has been wearing a Learned Disguise

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>>16804515
excellent post

>> No.16804609

>>16804515
Kek

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ya'll just salty because Robin is so much more well-read than you

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>> No.16804669

Dear R.C.: if you read this, please spend the rest of your undergraduate degree reading and rereading great works and absorbing correct grammar and English idioms before you publish another book.

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<3 but the best book is

>> No.16804679

>>16804617
>>16804625
>>16804634
>>16804641
Guys, I think we broke him.

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>>16804261
He's so bad he became popular. He's the William Hung of literature.

>> No.16804973 [DELETED] 

>Waldun is a fag that has never faced hardship
>/lit/ collectively bullies the fuck out of him for months, years, even
>Waldun eventually becomes a good writer due to hardship... brought on by /lit/
We have to fuck him over on multiple websites. I want a redemption arc. Who’s gonna make the kiwifarms thread?
I’m sorry rice cuck, but this will be for your own good. I promise you. The pain will improve your proses

>> No.16804978

>>16804973
no, be nice

>> No.16804992 [DELETED] 

>>16804978
I don't think he's experienced enough hardship in life to deal with a concerted trolling effort. Tbh, I think if he's seen these threads, they've probably hurt his feelings pretty badly.

>> No.16805023 [DELETED] 

>>16804992
I guess he'll learn about hardships now for sure.

But you've kinda made it if you become a prolonged meme on 4chan.

Waldun has made his mark forever.

>> No.16805031

Please, stop using AI bots text generators.

>> No.16805038

>>16802672
If you're going to suggest boomerrock at least suggest good boomerrock, like king crimson, Gabriel-era genesis, or even jazz.

>> No.16805042

>>16805023
The mark of the example of "no text".

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>> No.16805100

>>16800624
This is unbelievably bad. I don't know anything about the plot or characters, but the prose is so appalling that I suspect it's a parody

>> No.16805213 [DELETED] 

>>16804992
not enough hardships? i reckon the dude definitely has a tiger mother

>> No.16805216 [DELETED] 

>>16805096
Let's be real, the back-and-forth "piano battle" with a friend seems really fun. I wish I had friends so I could do that with them :(

>> No.16805219 [DELETED] 

>>16804992
he has made recent videos and he looks fine. equally as annoying and spoiled brat

>> No.16805227

>>16805219
They could've been recorded earlier. Besides, the biggest tip off is that he's taken his book off Amazon and privated videos where he announced his big new 45,000 words book please buy I'm so happy my dream

>> No.16805265

>>16803573
People have linked waldun videos here and within 5 minutes of them being oosted he deletes them

>> No.16805280

>>16805099
A true renesance man

>> No.16805318

>>16805096
Did dr Phil wanna fug Arthur??? I didn’t notice that on the first read. Thankfully this is a novel I will revisit each year to absolve all moods bizarre.
>>16800624
I’m an all-rounded man, alright. No chin, no jawline of any kind, no bodily definition whatsoever. I relate to this character.

>> No.16805323 [DELETED] 

We need new content desu. It's boring seeing the same regurgitated shit. The guy who bought the book should scan instead of just posting vocaroos. Is there really no epub/kindle version of it.

>> No.16805327

>>16805323
No and there's won't be because Waldun said you're not actually reading it unless you can flick through the pages

>> No.16805339

Suggest a new pen name for Robin Wu lads.

>> No.16805342

>>16803087
He’s a lolcow in the making. His persona + his skill level are at such odds with one another that this was inevitable.

>> No.16805345

>>16800624
>proses
wtf, I thought that 'proses' was a one-time mistake in his writing but I guess he genuinely thinks that 'proses' is the plural form of 'prose' and if that's the case, then what the fuck does he think a singular 'prose' is? A single sentence? A single paragraph?

>> No.16805350

>>16805339
Rice Cuck

>> No.16805374

>>16805339
L’Wu La Fou

>> No.16805376

>>16805342
I love the fact that in the now deleted videos he was saying how good TLD is and how effortless his talent came out. Kid needs these threads to knock his ego into place desu

>> No.16805388

>>16805376
Send me the mirror I know you made

>> No.16805399

>>16800624
Holy shit. How can he be this bad at prose. Its like someone put a text book through google translate.

>> No.16805404

>>16805388
Wasn't be unfortunately anon

>> No.16805408

>>16805376
He used to have a handful on videos on TLD. I can't find a single one, he's deleted every video about it, what the fuck

>> No.16805581

https://youtu.be/l46F2K7SVqY

Have any of you guys watched his recent videos? He really believes he's already made it. He's already a decent writer and the worst part is. Everyone in the comment section takes him seriously. Is it really this easy to be a writer? Who knew I just had to make a YT channel.

>> No.16805704

BREAKING NEWS: mirror of RC's infamous video available

However, you may only watch it on one condition: you must promise to be kind to Waldun-kun

https://drive.google.com/file/d/1-3OAnl6vFdNEiY_TFv62T5rFNrF5l2xB/view

>> No.16805709

>>16805265
if you have more than 5 friends with literature as a hobby, or 10k followers like in Waldun's case, chances are somebody of those will lurk /lit/, and send you a screencap of a roast you're involved.

>> No.16805728

>>16802893
Muy basado

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A white girl hears Arthur speaking Chinese and is so impressed that she must become his girlfriend

>> No.16805755

>>16805704
Dude. Listening to him speak. I feel bad for making fun of him. Yes he is an enormous pseud but he's also just a little kid. Why am I laughing at this kid, who obviously hasn't been through shit and is honestly helping keep the normies interested in reading. If you are seeing this RC. Don't give up. Maybe in 20 years, if we are consistent, we can write something good.

>> No.16805782

>>16805704
how did you get this? can you get the TLD ones by any chance?

>> No.16805795

>>16805741
Do you think Walduns english will ever be. Good enough for him to write? Why doesn't he just write in Chinese if he has mastery over that. Poor Waldun, he really wants to be a writer but his basic english is pretty bad.

>> No.16805806

>third novel in the making
Gene Wolfe spent decades on short stories before actually attempting to write one, maybe that is Rice Cock's problem.

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>>16805704
This is what the video is about

>> No.16805825

>>16805806
Waldun needs to be real and spend time correcting his English. He needs self awareness. At 20 years old it's hard to get. Especially if you are soft and surround yourself with people who tell you what you want to hear.

>> No.16805840

>>16805782
I quickly downloaded it during this thread
>>16805265

by this time, RC had already deleted most of his TLD videos. He missed this one, probably because the video title doesn't have "The Learned Disguise" in it

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>>16805840
However, I know a secret: Walden forgot a video about his book. At 15 minutes, 12 sec

https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=qcvCxz-v638&t=15m12s

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>>16803548
This is the real world, you boomer. "The way things have worked for the past 50 years in corporate America" is a virtual world rapidly falling apart, and it is no shame to be ignorant of it.

Best way to get published is to blackmail news outlets desu

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>> No.16805905

>>16805896
this is actually endearing. Arthur is nervous about asking out a girl on a date

>> No.16805927

>>16800624
>Reading classic books, listening to pretty music, doing math, and worshipping beauty is the same as knowing god’s thoughts.
Pretty general and cliche concept. He doesn’t bother to argue for why this is the case of elaborate on it in an interesting way, he just declares that it’s true and moves on. You geniuses are making me curious enough to read a chapter of this masterpiece, if only for the lulz. If one of you ever get a pdf or make an audio book version, be sure to drop a link

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>>16805099
Robin likes Mozart's sonata in C, K. 545? What a coincidence -- Arthur's also likes that piece.

wtf though, these passages with Felix and Timur are gay as gay ass. First the O Captain my Captain shit, now this. If I didn't know that RC wrote this, I'd think it was some $0.99 homo erotica from Amazon

>> No.16806077

>>16805704
The thing is, his performance here is quite good, all this god's calling shit is at the level of some Hollywood actor's interview answers. His timing and rhythm is remarkable for an ESL, he uses PR phrases smoothly.

Dude has clearly seen countless videos by creative types. It's just a shame that he used his powers of mimcry to learn how to interview like a writer as opposed to learning how to be one.

>> No.16806088

>>16805896
>'Well, letters are, quite the medium, isn't it? Articulations precise and well?'
>I had to keep up with the degrees of eloquence.

>> No.16806097

>>16805958
>Timur was still in that trans
an enjoyer of the boipussy, eh?

>> No.16806104

>>16803999
kek