Sell me on this book /lit/, tell me why i should try to

>>7640156
nah, don't read it. you wouldn't like it. try reading some stephen king.

>>7640163
I learned long ago, never to wrestle with a pig. You get dirty, and besides, the pig likes it.

>>7640171
>>7640163
>Giving up that easily
I guess the book isn't really that good then

If you actually manage to get into it it's one of the most rewarding reading experiences you can have.

>>7640177
How about you stop being a fag and just READ the fucking thing.
Then when you inevitably give up and come back here to shitpost we don't have to deal with you for at least that little while.

>>7640163
this, OP is probably a woman or a retarded man, mods delete this thread

>>7640192
>>7640196
>Ulysses fan unable to say one good thing about the book

>>7640199
It was the single most fulfilling novel I had ever had the pleasure to read. I was constantly in awe of his mastery of the language, as he sought to rework my mind like a blacksmith. He inspired in me some of the most personal concepts I have ever experienced through print, and I felt that in certain moments, he transcended telling a story or presenting a narrative, but broke the boundaries of communication, and simulated the osmosis of experience. He was a brilliant, funny, and incredible man, and his shit covered hand was worthy of kissing.

>>7640163
snob

Read Dubliners first and if you liked it read Ulysses it's that easy make up your own mind you dingus