This book seeks to follow the reflections of thinkers-writers in the 20th century who, to the question of what it means to write "today" in the age of the technosphere, when literature, admittedly, seems to be quantitatively flourishing and flourishing like never before, gave credible answers in their forms of expression: the essay, prose, poetry, philosophical discussion. From Blanchot through Gombrowicz and Schulz, from Pessoa to Sartre, Barthes and, finally, again Blanchot, and Deleuze and Bosco, it is shown that the problem of writing is not only a matter of literary theory, aesthetics and philosophy of art.