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Oats: A Pastoral Tragedy in 10 Posts
'''Oats: A Pastoral Tragedy in 10 Posts'''


First published on January 2nd, 2017, Oats is a the prime aesthetic achievement in the meme flash fiction drama.  A moral and political drama told in 10 posts, Oats is a work which defies expectations of  the levels of sheer aesthetic and cathartic power flash fiction can achieve.  In creating Oats, /lit/ has become the standard by which all other flash fiction is judged--for good or ill--and proves that a couple of shitposting NEET virgins can produce better literature than 99% of published fiction in the modern age.   
First published on January 2nd, 2017, Oats is a the prime aesthetic achievement in the meme flash fiction drama.  A moral and political drama told in 10 posts, Oats is a work which defies expectations of  the levels of sheer aesthetic and cathartic power flash fiction can achieve.  In creating Oats, /lit/ has become the standard by which all other flash fiction is judged--for good or ill--and proves that a couple of shitposting NEET virgins can produce better literature than 99% of published fiction in the modern age.   


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Oats: A Pastoral Tragedy in 10 Posts

First published on January 2nd, 2017, Oats is a the prime aesthetic achievement in the meme flash fiction drama. A moral and political drama told in 10 posts, Oats is a work which defies expectations of the levels of sheer aesthetic and cathartic power flash fiction can achieve. In creating Oats, /lit/ has become the standard by which all other flash fiction is judged--for good or ill--and proves that a couple of shitposting NEET virgins can produce better literature than 99% of published fiction in the modern age.