>Joyce didn't win the prize
>Pynchon didn't win the prize
>Borges didn't win the prize
>Rilke didn't win the prize
>James didn't win the prize
>Pessoa didn't win the prize
>Mishima didn't win the prize
>Calvino didn't win the prize
>Perec didn't win the prize
>Celan didn't win the prize
>Crane didn't win the prize
>Stevens didn't win the prize
>Shakespeare didn't win the prize
>Dante didn't win the prize
>Murakami didn't win the prize
>And yet.....
Joyce didn't win the prize
Robert White
Nolan Cooper
>Pynchon didn't win the prize
We'll see.
Michael Thomas
>James
>Mishima
>Perec
>Celan
>Crane
>Stevens
>Murakami
Fuck you
>Shakespeare
>Dante
Kek. I take that back.
James Miller
>Shakespeare didn't win the prize
>Dante didn't win the prize
This has to be bait
Camden Wood
Why not? Can't they give it posthumously?
Jonathan Smith
Actually, Dante wasn't laureated (as opposed to Petrarca or Boccaccio)
John White
Joyce, Pynchon, Borges, Rilke, James, Pessoa, James, Mishima, Calvino, Perec, Celan, Crane, Stevens, Shakespeare, Dante, and Murakami = goyim.
Dylan = chosen.
Simple as.
Robert Lopez
No, they clearly can't. If they could, they've already would.
Christopher Wood
Perec was a Jew.
Parker Bell
Shakespeare was a Jew.
Eli Adams
True
False
Nathaniel Jenkins
Joyce was a Jew.
Christopher Collins
Their works aren't idealistisk
Asher Evans
False
Sebastian Fisher
All awards are a farce in all mediums in all times and ages.
Mason Powell
Dante was a Jew.
Jace Rodriguez
> Joan_Baez_Bob_Dylan_crop.jpg
YOU FUCKING MALE OPPRESSOR REEEEEEEEEEEEEEEEEEEEEEEEEEEEEEEEEEEEEEEEEEEEEEEEEEEEEEEEEE
Gavin Gray
no he wasn't
Mason Long
/thread
Jackson Carter
Joyce was a degenerate humanist who didn’t deserve it.
Chase Thompson
If you want to know how to spot a dillettante, just check if he likes Bob Dylan or mentions a 'prize' or 'university' that nobody asked about
Evan Torres
Murakami was a jew.
James Powell
Calvino, Borges and Nabokov did not win because they were pedophiles
Jaxon Parker
Tolstoy and Zola didn't win because they weren"t considered idealistic enough. That was even more so the case for Pound and Céline. Valéry didn't win out of bad luck, he as nominated many times and would have had it if he had lived 5 years longer.
Martison won it because he was in the jury, but he paid dearly enough for that.
Tyler Barnes
*wins the prize*
Brayden Reed
Who cares about this stupid Jew prize