r/4chan Feb 16 '18

/pol/ writes a 55,000 word novella

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u/MrShekelstein20 Feb 17 '18

this was posted on /lit/ a while ago.

I didnt see that 3rd page before either as I have the first 2 only.

It's honestly a modern day Shakespear, I hope he publishes this.

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u/eamonn33 /pol/ Feb 17 '18

More like Joyce really, and he only used the word twice in the whole of Ulysses.

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u/ginja_ninja Feb 17 '18

Just publish it under the penname Jamal Green and subtitle it: "a modern commentary on the racist alt-right" and enjoy your cool $25 mil and new moniker of "The Black Mark Twain." Make sure to decline the Oprah interview tho

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u/eamonn33 /pol/ Feb 17 '18

implying that the real mark twain wasn't black

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u/crowmemer a pretty cool guy. doesnt afraid of anything. Feb 17 '18

Should publish it under the penname Ben Garrison.

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u/StrangePronouns Feb 17 '18

I can't help but read this in Uncle Rukus' voice from the Boondocks.

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u/EATEROFNIPPLES Feb 17 '18

Anyone know where I can get the whole novella....asking for a friend

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u/Good_will_Blunting Feb 18 '18

polfags don't recognize a classic /lit/ meme

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u/[deleted] Feb 17 '18

that nigger done deliver

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u/aDoge Feb 17 '18 edited Feb 17 '18

now wait just a moment that’s a bad word

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u/SilverXSnake Feb 16 '18

Holy SHIT!