Are there any books where the narrator suffers from a gradual

>>7574977
my diary desu

>>7574977
A Scanner Darkly by Phillip K. Dick is the perfect example of this. If that's what you're looking for you'll love it

>>7575007
Isn't Darkly in the third person?

>>7575007

OP here, thank you I'll check it out!

>>7575010
Shit I think you're right, scratch that then...even still you see the protagonist through a fucked up lens as gradually goes insane

>>7575022

I'll still put it on my reading list. Thanks again.

>>7575025
No problem, if you read it I hope you like it. It's definitely a unique book

>>7574977
Flowers for Algernon, the novel, the short story.

Not really what you asked for bit youd probably like House of Leaves and Rats in the Walls by Lovecraft

>>7575001
first time I've laughed at that joke

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>>7574977

Not a book, but The Yellow Wallpaper, by Charlotte Perkins Gilman.

Actually, part of Infinite Jest, although it's such a small slice of such a huge book that it's probably not what you're looking for.

>>7575064
came to say this

>>7574977
The diary of Anne Frank.

>>7574977
Have you already read As I Lay Dying? Cause it sounds like maybe you just did and you liked Darl's narrative arc.

>>7575123
which part of IJ? i don't recall anything like that

>>7575064
Tard's drugs stop working... just ruined it for everyone... now fuck off with that kiddie shit.

>>7574977

Barefoot in the Head by Brian Aldiss

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>>7575209

Thanks for all the suggestions, friends. Have a (You)

>>7575144
Yes!