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I'm rather interested in someone established. Some "modern classic". And I'm not looking for gibberish dressed as profundity. I'm looking for meaning beside the peculiarities of the language.

I think Céline could be put in the same branch, as he too tormented the language in order to make it speak. Also Celan, especially his late poems--where he basically tore German apart. And there's...

We all know him. Even if some of us have yet to dedicate themselves specifically to his works, at some point in their literary incursions the name of the Irishman must have stricken them, or some...