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To: nickcarraway
Sean Thor Conroe’s ‘Fuccboi’ shows it is possible to explore modern masculinity in a stylish and inventive way (Al Jacobs)

Maybe I'm just an old stick in the mud, but for me William Shakespeare's ‘Fuccboi’ will always be the best and greatest.

3 posted on 12/03/2025 11:01:08 AM PST by x
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To: x

Who is reading fiction, anyway? At least the grade of “literary” fiction - as opposed to science fiction, fantasy, etc. that reside in the lower depths.

I attempted several times to see what the great literati were recommending, with their award-winners and NYT chart-toppers - only to be disgusted with the drivel and nonsense that passed for writing. Sick violence, sex and depravity by amoral characters seems to be the primary elements of great modern literary efforts.

The finest example for me is John Irving, with his string of outhouse supply holders from the ‘80s.

Fiction appears to be so much mental masturbation, to unknowingly quote too many of these self-absorbed ‘elites’.


6 posted on 12/03/2025 11:09:03 AM PST by greenbrier
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