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Anonymous No.213564267 >>213564326 >>213564657 >>213564806 >>213565557 >>213566523 >>213566809 >>213566855 >>213567208 >>213567255 >>213567387
The quote that destroyed /tv/
How do you respond without sounding mad?
Anonymous No.213564284 >>213565349
what the faulk
Anonymous No.213564326 >>213564631 >>213564964 >>213566912 >>213567231
>>213564267 (OP)
Who's Faulkner?
Anonymous No.213564631 >>213564691 >>213565245
>>213564326
One of the greatest American authors of all time. The Sound and The Fury is considered to be his greatest work. You should turn off your goyvision and grab a book sometime anon
Anonymous No.213564657
>>213564267 (OP)
Filmbros... we won!
Anonymous No.213564684
he's right
Anonymous No.213564691 >>213564832
>>213564631
absalom adsalom is also a good read.
Anonymous No.213564806
>>213564267 (OP)
Prestige TV eclipsed movies as a medium back when Mad Men and Game of Thrones ruled the roost
Anonymous No.213564832 >>213564887 >>213564954 >>213566786 >>213567340
>>213564691
It’s on my reading list. I struggled to get through TSATF — the whole stream-of-consciousness thing almost filtered me. How hard is Absalom, Absalom! compared to it?
Anonymous No.213564887 >>213565007
>>213564832
>I struggled to get through TSATF — the whole stream-of-consciousness thing almost filtered me
> —
Anonymous No.213564954 >>213565329
>>213564832
it is rough, and the narration is overly complex. Faulkner writing in the civil war era is... he reminds me of Melville in that they over depend on period conventions which makes their work harder to digest than need be. It is like listening to someone doing a bad fake accent.
Anonymous No.213564964
>>213564326
I think he made the original music to Dragon Ball Z.
Anonymous No.213565007
>>213564887
Bro he even admitted himself that it was a clusterfuck. Him wanting different colored inks for Benjy’s section is basically him acknowledging it
Anonymous No.213565245 >>213565365
>>213564631
books are for kikes.
Anonymous No.213565329 >>213565617 >>213567178
>>213564954
Thanks, I’ll stick to Hemingway for now — reading A Farewell to Arms and enjoying it so far. Not needing a damn flowchart just to figure out what’s going on is a nice change of pace. How people even read Ulysses is beyond me.
Anonymous No.213565349
>>213564284
Sensible chuckle.
Anonymous No.213565365
>>213565245
post hands Jamal
Anonymous No.213565557
>>213564267 (OP)
i completely agree
Anonymous No.213565617 >>213567439
>>213565329
Dude... give the bible a try sometime. I made it through but it as like reading birth and death reports and childrens books side by side for 4 months straight.
Anonymous No.213566523 >>213566692
>>213564267 (OP)
I find that an odd thing to say because I assume most black people couldn't afford TV back then
Anonymous No.213566692
>>213566523
Being a Nigger is not only about the color of your skin. It's a mindset, a behavior. Whites can be niggers too.
Anonymous No.213566786
>>213564832
The Sound of the Fury is the hardest thing he wrote. If you could make it to the end, you can read everything else. Absalom is KINO.
Anonymous No.213566809 >>213567116
>>213564267 (OP)
who?
Anonymous No.213566855
>>213564267 (OP)
To be fair TV got its first good entries in the mid 60s. Actual early tv (1940s-1965) was really rough. Faulkner died in 1962, I assume the quote is somewhere in the 50s.
Aside from the rare high(er)brow show like Columbo, TV was still considered a non-artistic medium at the turn of the millenium. The gap in consideration between tv show format and traditional cinema only closed progressively in the first decade of the century.
Anonymous No.213566856
Light In August is more normie-friendly in structure. As I Lay Dying is easily his best. Kind of surprised by the quote.
Anonymous No.213566896
Barn Burning and A Rose for Emily are probably his best-known short stories.
Anonymous No.213566912
>>213564326
literally me
Anonymous No.213567116 >>213567148
>>213566809
Peter Faulkner, he played Kojak on TV
Anonymous No.213567148
>>213567116
Isn't he a dog
Anonymous No.213567178
>>213565329
Old Man and the Sea is kino
Anonymous No.213567208 >>213567256 >>213567298
>>213564267 (OP)
What is the context of "niggers" here? What did the word mean back then? Now, obviously, it is a term of endearment, but I don't think it used to be.
Anonymous No.213567231
>>213564326
You're the man dog now
Anonymous No.213567255
>>213564267 (OP)
TRVTH NOVA
Anonymous No.213567256
>>213567208
their buddy’s lovecraft’s cat
Anonymous No.213567298 >>213567387
>>213567208
black people ie apes aka monkeys ala primitives eg bone in nose spearchucking savagee
Anonymous No.213567340
>>213564832
Absalom Absalom is his hardest book. Way more difficult to understand than Sound and Fury. Sound and Fury has unique voices sure but it's a lot more comprehensible in terms of overall plot. For something more straightforward I would read Sanctuary or Light In August.
femanon !M6R0eWkIpk No.213567387
>>213564267 (OP)
t.visibly seething rn
>>213567298
kek
Anonymous No.213567439 >>213567471
>>213565617
>like reading birth and death reports and childrens books side by side
lmao I read it too and this is spot on. Just read Genesis, Exodus, and the Gospel of John.
Anonymous No.213567471 >>213567649
>>213567439
I'll stick to the Quran thanks
femanon !M6R0eWkIpk No.213567649
>>213567471
The jihad stuff in the quran is unironaclly badass and its mostly because arabs were tribal nomads like mongols while jews were city homos who never did any labor thats why the bible is gay compared to the arab book