HAHAHA totally fucked.

[blustocking]

Sooooo, my grasp on the term "modernist" wasn't too firm and now I have two days to write a paper on a modernist writer that's not Cather, Fitzgerald, Dos Passos, Steinbeck, Hemingway, or Faulkner. PREFERABLY a book I've already read, which is unlikely, because I seem to like post-modern or much older fare.

Crap. Any suggestions? I can't find a really thorough list on the interwebs.

ALSO, Brownie is coming to speak on Wednesday and I'm skipping class to ask the fucker a question. I hope I phrase it better than, "How the fuck do you sleep at night?"

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From the Wikipedia page on Modernism:

Leading lights within the literary wing of this movement (or, rather, these movements) include:

* Rafael Alberti
* Gabriele D'Annunzio
* Guillaume Apollinaire
* Louis Aragon
* Djuna Barnes
* Basil Bunting
* Jean Cocteau
* Joseph Conrad
* H.D.
* T. S. Eliot
* Paul Eluard
* William Faulkner
* Hugo von Hofmannsthal
* Max Jacob
* James Joyce
* Franz Kafka
* D. H. Lawrence
* Wyndham Lewis
* Federico García Lorca
* Marianne Moore
* Robert Musil
* Ezra Pound
* Marcel Proust
* Pierre Reverdy
* Gertrude Stein
* Wallace Stevens
* Tristan Tzara
* Paul Valery
* Robert Walser
* William Carlos Williams
* Virginia Woolf
* W. B. Yeats