[ SECRET POST #2147 ]

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⌈ Secret Post #2147 ⌋

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Comments

[(Anonymous)]

F. Scott Fitzgerald and James Baldwin's works were mostly pessimistic. (Note: if you want to read depressing American literature, look through the works of authors who either lived miserable personal lives or were members of an oppressed group.) Edgar Allen Poe is our most famous writer of horror, and I can't remember a single ending in any of his short stories (barring his earlier comedic pieces) where happiness and hope prevailed.

Also, um, H.P. Lovecraft was an American.

[(Anonymous)]

Wow. For some weird reason I was sure that Poe was British. Ignorant anon is ignorant.

Thank you! Not that I crave for depressing literature, either Americah or not, but it's good to have something in mind that doesn't quite fit into the stereotype.

Yeah, Lovecraft has probably written the creepiest books I've ever read)

[(Anonymous)]

It's okay -- I'm actually American, but for some reason I always forget that H.P. Lovecraft wasn't British. (I think it's because I associate him mentally with Aleister Crowley.)