>I am forgotten
How is it that the definitive novel of the millennial generation has failed to secure a genuine legacy for itself, both here and in wider public consciousness?

>>24517027 (OP)
extremely fleeting memeslop that couldn't even be successful in it's own time. read better shit.

>>24517032
> Read better shit
Such as ?

>>24517027 (OP)
It just wasn't good, nor reflective of the early 2000's

>>24517027 (OP)
This book is so good I fucking love it
Read this couple of months after its release absolutely loved it faggots don't have good taste so they don't know about this book
I'd like this book to be kept as hidden jem

>>24517054
Lol u are a retarded faggot with absolutely zero taste kys

>>24517027 (OP)
I'll look into it, better not be slop.

>>24517027 (OP)
Literary legacies take decades, sometimes centuries to secure. Anyone got a pdf for this, though, as I would be quite interested in reading it.

>>24517027 (OP)
sell it to me, OP

>>24517027 (OP)
>Male white author (?)
>Independently published
>"Hyperborea" carries far-right connotations
Also, it's only two years old, that's still young for a book.

>>24517170
I bought it's kindle edition

>>24517027 (OP)
qrd

>>24517170
https://mega.nz/file/C0sRRAjT#KG0DG4w8FqxUzAaVYyWCNQn3ON48Jtrt-EagVWYvGno
I don't know if the manuscript version is the same as the published version; it's got some dumb errors like constantly saying "mildew" instead of "dew." Still fun and pretty hilarious, and while I don't think it's incredible, I'd recommend it.

>>24517390
Thanks.
>>24517235
Thanks for nothing.

>>24517056
It’s one of those things where I simultaneously want it to get popular but also the thought of normies enjoying it makes me seethe.

>>24517027 (OP)
>the definitive novel of the millennial generation
Literally what?