>phone posting implies the anon is somewhat social and on-the-go. >this makes basement dwelling desktop virgins seethe and throw their anime cum hard against the wall
I AM a phonechad
Nah, they just broke the ''sugar and spice and everything nice'' code. He is not pedestalizing her, nor is he denigrating her. She is average - mid. She is nothing special. There are very many like her. The rating scale starts at zero, not at 6.
They also know that every girl like this has fricked 20+ guys and would suck dick for drugs at a party. Kinda takes the magic away from women once everybody knows they're pathetic and desperate just like men.
>Walking the wire between imagination and confession, My First Book captures both our cultural moment and the feeling of growing up in the internet generation. Debut author Honor Levy’s uniquely riveting voice emerges from the chaos of coming of age in the 21st century, only having lived in a post-internet world. >Never far from a digital interface, Levy’s characters grapple with formative political, existential, and romantic experiences in a web-drenched world simultaneously hyper-real, hyper-performative, and on the brink of collapse. Amid the sense of imminent catastrophe, a fragile self struggles to form. >Wildly inventive, always ambitious, and frequently surreal, the stories of My First Book are a mirrorball onto the world as it is. Levy’s prose illuminates what it is to be at once adorable, special, heavily medicated, consistently panicked, and completely sincere. “I’d rather do Xanax than cut myself. No, I’d rather do Xanax then cut myself,” one protagonist muses, while another discovers the infinite nature of love, another reminisces about sunsets that were “pinker, like way pinker,” and another encounters God in a downtown video game arcade. To find and keep faith is the order of the day—but how? >For readers of Patricia Lockwood, Bret Easton Ellis, and the depths of the internet, and for anyone who would like to see Generation Z from the inside out, My First Book holds the key. And in capturing the experience of an entire generation, it marks the arrival of an electric new talent.
Autofiction emboldened the worst type of ironic bicoastal elite scumfrickers. Can't wait to read about how she sucked off half the teaching staff at Vassar, or whatever is trendy to write about these days.
Also, Tartt appears in public every ten years with a solid middlebrow novel. These Babitz epigones want nothing more than be scensters and socialites, except the scene they're in is all Red Scare orbiters, and no one in 10 years will want to read how Mike Crumpler pissed his pants at a rooftopparty this one time.
8 months ago
Anonymous
Red Scare? Mike Crumpler? Don’t you feel even a little bit ashamed that you even know who these are? Donna Tartt wrote a well-known and highly regarded (whether you agree or disagree is irrelevant) so obviously everyone knows her. The rest are quite literally non-entities.
8 months ago
Anonymous
>a well-known and highly regarded
a well-known and highly regarded what?
8 months ago
Anonymous
Novel, obviously.
8 months ago
Anonymous
It wasn't obvious to me. And you should know I'm quite smart.
8 months ago
Anonymous
>Don’t you feel even a little bit ashamed that you even know who these are?
No? Do you? These dimes square morons get articles written on them left and right. (e.g., https://www.nytimes.com/2021/03/07/business/media/the-drunken-canal-media-nyc.html). Not sure what your contention with my post is?
8 months ago
Anonymous
And yet I have no idea who they are even though I am ashamed to admit I read the New York Times now and then. The link doesn’t even work lol.
alright, this is degeneracy. Why do millennial "authors" think I want to read about disgusting stupid teenagers on drugs all the time. Nobody wants your bio written with fictional stand-ins
whom?
israeli American convert to Catholicism, Honor Levy.
You guys need to find real life women to creep on and get a restraining order like a proper adult
No idea what you’re talking about, mate. I’m simply trying to discuss the author pictured above.
> le manic schizophrenic and quirky highly online zillenial writer
Is so overdone at this point
>posted from my iphone
Spot the signs
>phone posting implies the anon is somewhat social and on-the-go.
>this makes basement dwelling desktop virgins seethe and throw their anime cum hard against the wall
I AM a phonechad
if you've ever used the site on a computer you know it is superior.
What pretty face? She's mid
Believe you me in publishing a girl like her is a hot commodity.
You wouldn’t even say she’s a LITTLE bit bussin? She’s got a w GYAT frfr. No cap. Wish I could rizz her up
You can find prostitutes that go for 50$/frick here
She's nothing special
prostitutes that look like her*
maybe she is one too
>maybe she is one too
She's a woman, they all have a price, and often it isn't much.
Where is 'here'? Just asking not like I'd go to a prostitute or anything because it's immoral, haha.
Zoomers have unrealistic standards
Nah, they just broke the ''sugar and spice and everything nice'' code. He is not pedestalizing her, nor is he denigrating her. She is average - mid. She is nothing special. There are very many like her. The rating scale starts at zero, not at 6.
They also know that every girl like this has fricked 20+ guys and would suck dick for drugs at a party. Kinda takes the magic away from women once everybody knows they're pathetic and desperate just like men.
She's cute. But women are stupid prostitutes.
mental and artistic giant
I fricking hate tweets that don't use capitalization.
>Walking the wire between imagination and confession, My First Book captures both our cultural moment and the feeling of growing up in the internet generation. Debut author Honor Levy’s uniquely riveting voice emerges from the chaos of coming of age in the 21st century, only having lived in a post-internet world.
>Never far from a digital interface, Levy’s characters grapple with formative political, existential, and romantic experiences in a web-drenched world simultaneously hyper-real, hyper-performative, and on the brink of collapse. Amid the sense of imminent catastrophe, a fragile self struggles to form.
>Wildly inventive, always ambitious, and frequently surreal, the stories of My First Book are a mirrorball onto the world as it is. Levy’s prose illuminates what it is to be at once adorable, special, heavily medicated, consistently panicked, and completely sincere. “I’d rather do Xanax than cut myself. No, I’d rather do Xanax then cut myself,” one protagonist muses, while another discovers the infinite nature of love, another reminisces about sunsets that were “pinker, like way pinker,” and another encounters God in a downtown video game arcade. To find and keep faith is the order of the day—but how?
>For readers of Patricia Lockwood, Bret Easton Ellis, and the depths of the internet, and for anyone who would like to see Generation Z from the inside out, My First Book holds the key. And in capturing the experience of an entire generation, it marks the arrival of an electric new talent.
You ARE preordering her hardcover edition for $27+ tax AREN’T you, anon?
Autofiction emboldened the worst type of ironic bicoastal elite scumfrickers. Can't wait to read about how she sucked off half the teaching staff at Vassar, or whatever is trendy to write about these days.
At least Donna Tartt had the decency to be interestingly weird, these art/theater kids are fricking losers.
Also, Tartt appears in public every ten years with a solid middlebrow novel. These Babitz epigones want nothing more than be scensters and socialites, except the scene they're in is all Red Scare orbiters, and no one in 10 years will want to read how Mike Crumpler pissed his pants at a rooftopparty this one time.
Red Scare? Mike Crumpler? Don’t you feel even a little bit ashamed that you even know who these are? Donna Tartt wrote a well-known and highly regarded (whether you agree or disagree is irrelevant) so obviously everyone knows her. The rest are quite literally non-entities.
>a well-known and highly regarded
a well-known and highly regarded what?
Novel, obviously.
It wasn't obvious to me. And you should know I'm quite smart.
>Don’t you feel even a little bit ashamed that you even know who these are?
No? Do you? These dimes square morons get articles written on them left and right. (e.g., https://www.nytimes.com/2021/03/07/business/media/the-drunken-canal-media-nyc.html). Not sure what your contention with my post is?
And yet I have no idea who they are even though I am ashamed to admit I read the New York Times now and then. The link doesn’t even work lol.
>The link doesn’t even work lol
Just Google it.
How was Donna weird? She dressed weird, but everything else about her was perfectly normal.
she wanted to be a boy and to get cornholed like a boy
anyone on this board read it? how is it
No one has ever read it.
Is her dad the dad in American Pie? She can't be tradcath she can be tradJew
God I love her and her southern twang.
alright, this is degeneracy. Why do millennial "authors" think I want to read about disgusting stupid teenagers on drugs all the time. Nobody wants your bio written with fictional stand-ins
h_ ve s_ _
HIV espanol, okay what do I win
>honor is posting herself again
Go to /soc/ if you want attention
Irrelevant ecelebrity I’m guessing.
I like her cowboy hat. YEAHAAA!
She's hella cool. She used to be a /r/redscarepod it girl a few years ago but then she kind of disappeared. I hope she's still slaying.
Both
>another thread of equal parts fawning and derision for an e-personality i know nothing about, and care nothing for
this board is moronic