I think it's fair to say that most great writers who we know today are the same ones who were appreciated in their lifetime, but there are admittedly a few who aren't and it's enough almost to make one despair... The fact that Moby-Dick was not properly appreciated in Melville's lifetime is utterly horrifying.
I think the reason they were appreciated in their lifetime has to do with how popular and accessible literature was in the 20th century. For the first time a majority of the working classes were literate, and industry had evolved to a point where books could be shitted out cheaply. A very large percentage of 20th century normies read just as much, if not more than the average IQfyizen.
Now normies don’t read, because they have movies and porn. Reading for pleasure has once again become a more niche past-time. Gen Z will have great writers, but they will have far fewer than previous generations.
The Author of the next Great American Novel is too busy making Black person-beats and posting them to soundcloud.
The idea is that for a first date, typically something you would dress up and fuss about your appearance for, the subject instead dresses comfortably and slovenly in what is essentially sleepwear. However, for a severe thunderstorm warning, an unpredictable state service sent out via phone messaging cautioning the approach of dangerous weather, the subject dresses formally and with great care while also insinuating that he is more excited for inclement weather than a first date, which is a little silly since that sort of behavior is not associated with the event .
Not really.
The greatest writers shitpost on forums these days and are read immediately.
At some point in the future AI will put their works together based on syntax and we'll see their work compiled.
This generation's best writers are stuck on forums like KiwiFarms, Crystal Café and locked Subreddits. Our generation will use emojis and Twitch emotes as some kind of corporatized hieroglyphics, or perhaps they'll employ LingoJam unicode variations to accentuate points in ways that italicization and underlining simply cannot. In ten years there will be unironic tomes of creepypasta, presented in a New Sincere framework where half of the GoodReads reviews admit they didn't actually read it and let a Booktuber with coke bottle glasses provide synthesis on the whole text in between midroll ads for Liberty Mutual. These kids aren't the beat generation, they're the "you need to get your shit beat" generation. They're staying up until 3AM, sending nigh schizophrenic nonsense to their friends on Discord and then going back to grinding Genshin dailies. They're avoiding the classics to go right into metapostmodern critical queer anti-theory. Think of all the high literature coming out of the FFXIV ERP scene that will never be seen by anyone outside of the transgender Canadian coomers writing it. Imagine all the omnibuses of Dril clones on Twitter, the swathes of philosophical musings chained to now-deleted Youtube comment chains. Bitterman and Noktorn are provocateurs whose far-reaching societal takedowns are condensed into hyperspecific reviews of heavy metal albums. You think the NSA is surveilling Snapchat logs and Whatsapp convos for some Kaur-esque micropoetry? Who cares anyways, we're still another decade or two away from fanfiction getting displayed in Barnes & Noble next to AI driven self-help novels with titles like "Be the Next You in 12 Years" or "How to Woo Your Inner Demons." In 100 years the canon will include video essays about books and games and films no one has ever heard of, narrated by people who probably don't actually exist, even though they have names, phone numbers and SSNs. I think one day someone will be brave enough to call the Quran "mid" on national television as they return to waxing poetic about NeoPets and AdventureQuest for the umpteenth time. BTW, what comes after corecore?
That person will come from reddit
Reddit can’t even produce an original meme
Have you looked at the catalog recently? Been a long time since we have produced anything of worth.
>le reddit is different from IQfy
lol
Yes the ethos at the core of IQfy is completely different to reddit's
does our generation even have great writers
That person will come from IQfy
Lewis Woolston, Ogden Nesmer and Zulu Alitspa are the future classics
Thanks for the cope anon
nah y'all homies read me
I think it's fair to say that most great writers who we know today are the same ones who were appreciated in their lifetime, but there are admittedly a few who aren't and it's enough almost to make one despair... The fact that Moby-Dick was not properly appreciated in Melville's lifetime is utterly horrifying.
I think the reason they were appreciated in their lifetime has to do with how popular and accessible literature was in the 20th century. For the first time a majority of the working classes were literate, and industry had evolved to a point where books could be shitted out cheaply. A very large percentage of 20th century normies read just as much, if not more than the average IQfyizen.
Now normies don’t read, because they have movies and porn. Reading for pleasure has once again become a more niche past-time. Gen Z will have great writers, but they will have far fewer than previous generations.
The Author of the next Great American Novel is too busy making Black person-beats and posting them to soundcloud.
they will go unread forever actually because literature is obsolete and has no influence on anything anymore.
Some of todays best writers have never actually sat down and written anything. They are most likely doing Factorio tutorials.
This is either an incredibly accurate post or just an extreme coincidence that I’ve made Factorio tutorials before and am planning on writing soon.
Like pieces of a puzzle
>The greatest writers of our generation will go unread for many years
Myth. Read a fricking book Black person.
I don't get this picture
The idea is that for a first date, typically something you would dress up and fuss about your appearance for, the subject instead dresses comfortably and slovenly in what is essentially sleepwear. However, for a severe thunderstorm warning, an unpredictable state service sent out via phone messaging cautioning the approach of dangerous weather, the subject dresses formally and with great care while also insinuating that he is more excited for inclement weather than a first date, which is a little silly since that sort of behavior is not associated with the event .
>the subject
It's literally Fernanflo
What does Fernanflo have to do with this.
no one cares about your e-celeb, zoomer
They won't, you are being ridiculous.
Not really.
The greatest writers shitpost on forums these days and are read immediately.
At some point in the future AI will put their works together based on syntax and we'll see their work compiled.
This generation's best writers are stuck on forums like KiwiFarms, Crystal Café and locked Subreddits. Our generation will use emojis and Twitch emotes as some kind of corporatized hieroglyphics, or perhaps they'll employ LingoJam unicode variations to accentuate points in ways that italicization and underlining simply cannot. In ten years there will be unironic tomes of creepypasta, presented in a New Sincere framework where half of the GoodReads reviews admit they didn't actually read it and let a Booktuber with coke bottle glasses provide synthesis on the whole text in between midroll ads for Liberty Mutual. These kids aren't the beat generation, they're the "you need to get your shit beat" generation. They're staying up until 3AM, sending nigh schizophrenic nonsense to their friends on Discord and then going back to grinding Genshin dailies. They're avoiding the classics to go right into metapostmodern critical queer anti-theory. Think of all the high literature coming out of the FFXIV ERP scene that will never be seen by anyone outside of the transgender Canadian coomers writing it. Imagine all the omnibuses of Dril clones on Twitter, the swathes of philosophical musings chained to now-deleted Youtube comment chains. Bitterman and Noktorn are provocateurs whose far-reaching societal takedowns are condensed into hyperspecific reviews of heavy metal albums. You think the NSA is surveilling Snapchat logs and Whatsapp convos for some Kaur-esque micropoetry? Who cares anyways, we're still another decade or two away from fanfiction getting displayed in Barnes & Noble next to AI driven self-help novels with titles like "Be the Next You in 12 Years" or "How to Woo Your Inner Demons." In 100 years the canon will include video essays about books and games and films no one has ever heard of, narrated by people who probably don't actually exist, even though they have names, phone numbers and SSNs. I think one day someone will be brave enough to call the Quran "mid" on national television as they return to waxing poetic about NeoPets and AdventureQuest for the umpteenth time. BTW, what comes after corecore?
+2
Kino post
Bravo anon
>he is literally me
God I love meteorology