It was a good run.

>>8027092
>Gass
>good

Loving Every Laugh

Oh god its true. he will be missed

rip

>>8027075
this is so sad. He was the greatest living American author by far.

Send flowers.

http://www.tributes.com/obituary/show/William-H-Gass-98186289

>>8027075
I guess you can say he evaporated.

fake and gay

he's not dead shut up

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>>8027178
How do you know, though

>>8027179
he's immortal through his works

can we purge the Gassposters already

>>8027125
>http://www.tributes.com/obituary/show/William-H-Gass-98186289
can't believe its really been a hundred years ;_;

>>8027189
Hitler was wrong. He should have gassed the grandparents of future Gassposters instead.

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>>8027195
Oh, haha, I get it, you funny little goofers--you were just trying lead me on. Well, the joke's on you: Gass will never die; he will never drop dead; he will live on, and on, if only in our hearts.

I knew it would happen soon. he was getting old

>>8027218
I give him 20 years tops before he's forgotten.

>>8027218

>he's 91 years old

he'll be fine

>>8027235
hell be fine

>>8027232
Then you don't understand how influential he was on his contemporaries. As long as Gaddis is read, Gass will be read.
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>>8027240
Yes, he will--forever.

>>8027262
Gaddis is Plato and Gass is Diogenes.

>>8027222
fantastic spontaneous acquisition of consecutive digits