Is there such a thing as incel literature?

[gerardx]

I'm just curious about it, i've been thinking if exists a category for our ideology or any specific author that might wrote something hoping to impact here

 

[PersonalityChad]

Whatever by Michel Houellebecq

 

[readingcel]

Insofar as we expand your thread's title to include all possible authors, Schopenhauer could be subsumed under such a label, I guess. Although its best to not go into philosophy in general with such a mindset, given that no abstract theoretical topic subsumes it immediately as such, even if the author of such topics might have affirmed incels or the blackpill (for example Aristotle). Regarding non-theoretical literature, the above poster's Houellebecq recommendation is quite correct.

 

[Clockwork]

I read "Whatever" by Houellebecq a few weeks ago. It was pretty good. I picked up "Platform" and started reading it. The first half was kinda interesting, but I couldn't bring myself to finish the second half. I just found it so boring.

 

[baldfartsniffer]

Not really and who cares

 

[hindercel]

Not really and who cares

Are you part of the new wave of blackpillers by any chance?

 

[The Wolf]

I read "Whatever" by Houellebecq a few weeks ago. It was pretty good. I picked up "Platform" and started reading it. The first half was kinda interesting, but I couldn't bring myself to finish the second half. I just found it so boring.

"The unnamed first-person narrator is a 30-year-old analyst-programmer working for a Paris-based computer software company. He is lonely, subject to depression and has not had sex since he broke up with his girlfriend two years earlier. He also writes "animal stories", extracts from which are included in the novel." - Wikipedia.

Did YOU ever have sex or kiss a girl?

 

[baldfartsniffer]

Are you part of the new wave of blackpillers by any chance?

No

 

[poorenglishcel]

Insofar as we expand your thread's title to include all possible authors, Schopenhauer could be subsumed under such a label, I guess. Although its best to not go into philosophy in general with such a mindset, given that no abstract theoretical topic subsumes it immediately as such, even if the author of such topics might have affirmed incels or the blackpill (for example Aristotle). Regarding non-theoretical literature, the above poster's Houellebecq recommendation is quite correct.

 

[Clockwork]

Did YOU ever have sex or kiss a girl?

No, but it wasn't me who recommended the book as incel literature. I'm just saying that it's a good read.

 

[cuddy]

Whatever by Michel Houellebecq

I agree. Everyone should read Michel Houellebecq.

 

[Moth]

Whatever by Michel Houellebecq

Extension du domaine de la lutte

 

[Jackdenswell]

Almost every book by Michel Houllebecq talks about people not having a sex life. Meanwhile he is actually a degenerate avid sex haver and not an incel. Fucking asshole won't let us see footage of him fucking this one cute blonde arthoe, probably won the case.

 

[ardeys]

I'm just curious about it, i've been thinking if exists a category for our ideology or any specific author that might wrote something hoping to impact here

Incels are in every literature type, they’re portrayed as the unlikable loser villains

 

[Cuckoja]

Whatever by Michel Houellebecq

Bookmarked

 

[Cuckoja]

The metamorphosis by Kafka could be so, its a short story, very interesting certainly worth the read.

 

[Shay]

Whatever by Michel Houellebecq

Read the book and watched the movie thanks to @LeFrenchCel , super realistic portrayal of the emptiness we are condemned yo feel, movie version ends in a bluepilled way though

 

[Juarez]

There are probably very few books written within the incel framework, though there is a plenty of incel-adjencent literature. I've been trying to chew trough "Eros and the Mysteries of love" by Julius Evola lately and its one based statement after another, though its a very difficult read.

 

[no love found]

Just read feminist literature TeeHee.

Nah but fr there’s Incel esque literature

 

[Nicusor_delaBraila]

I'm just curious about it, i've been thinking if exists a category for our ideology or any specific author that might wrote something hoping to impact here

a lot of 19th century writers were incels

 

[basedlainist]

Notes from Underground.

 

[Bulbasaur]

Whatever by Michel Houellebecq