Absurdism Stories

The term "absurdity" is very well known in literature and frequently used by the writers of post 2nd World War. They use this term in the manner of its meaning or even more than that in their works. The effects of War and human sufferings from that caused absurdism to flourished and also spread Nihilism, meaninglessness, nothingness. The aim and motive of this paper is to prove that the idea of absurdism may be new which is observed by absurd writer on human bizarre situation, but the existence of absurdism was already been used in the writings of Elizabethan writers or before that. In these writers the king of drama, William Shakespeare was also one of the most prominent in whose writings the existence of absurdity can easily be traceable when he is well known for his tragedies and comedies. Although this existence was not noticed by or tagged by the writers or critics of that time as absurdism, there was its presence on the large scale. This paper is going to compare the level of absurdity among the playwrights of absurd and absurdism in the select works of Shakespeare. The idea here is that the writer who is still incomparable also created the levels of absurdity in his plays unintentionally without being aware of the notion of "Absurdism".

An absurdist sci-fi comedy thriller with time travel, nazi assasins, a crow, a wierd old man, and a fractured romance.

A professor arrives at a renowned university to deliver a lecture, only to find himself entangled in a perplexing situation.

It was always inevitable We really don't have any kind of control Any kind of power Any kind of strength. We are beings molded from meaninglessness, Born into meaninglessness To live in meaninglessness To die in meaninglessness. It was always inevitable. (AKA, ABSURDISM ISN'T ABSURD)

In "Attack of the German Dogs," this extraordinary trilogy follows the gas induced adventure of young Adolf and Jamahl as they embark on a quest to buy three German Shepherd dogs. As they face unexpected twists and strange occurrences, the duo confronts a menacing storm, a bizarre confrontation with the dogs, and a chilling finale involving an ostrich. This darkly humorous and surreal tale will captivate readers with its eccentric characters and unpredictable narrative.

"Do not envy the gods, my son-for they burn most true." When boredom becomes divine, even the void finds something to do. Aphrodel was not born-he decided to exist. Crawling from the silence between realities, he wore madness like a coat and tried on mortality like masks in a dressing room. Tyrants, poets, children... gods. This is not a tale of good or evil. It's the story of a being who became the god of the feeling you get when you forget something important because you walked through a doorway. A cosmic myth laced with absurdity, horror, forgotten love, and eldritch diapers.

Regular pretentious writing; features my execution of a character succumbing to the annoying strings of reality's simulation. In turn, an attempt to break the 4th wall comes through.

some quotes I found

(y/n) tends to mean your name.

Halloween. The one day a year people wear ridiculous outfits, and drink for reasons they don't understand. Unless they are British. Then they do that every day. In a trendy London bar, three friends meet up at a fancy-dress party, in appropriately silly clothes for such an occasion. Each of them content to hide their true selves behind their costumes. The trouble is there are some things you can't hide from. Like fate.

The "okay and" theory would change your life

Two young men from the country set out to discover the world and instead are waylaid by a pandemic. Stuck in the port of Red-Eye, they see firsthand the horrors of times when a plague enters the affairs of men and women. Tom and Dave join others in the challenges of surviving a public health crisis with inadequate political leadership and public infrastructure.

In the near future time travel, though trivialized through commercialization in the public eye, proves to be more dangerous than anticipated. Apathy and heartbreak culminate in the perfect cocktail to unravel reality and reveal the dreaded absurdity beneath it.

I tired fish gets fired from his job at the coral dance club.

This book is my first time trying to write absurdism, not everything here fully, my own thoughts, but I digress. Please criticize this book for I can expand my skill

for all the confused over-thinking beings burdened by the weight of existence and on the path of unraveling an understanding of what life is!!