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What's the most depressing book you've ever read? For me it's probably Fowle's "The Collector".
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>>7675486
That book didn't depress me, it made me mad as hell. Holy fuck that ending pissed me off.
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It's not a depressing book.
It actually scared me a little since in some sense I empathized with the boring personality of the protagonist, and the fact what he thought was an innocent desire to simply have a woman beside him actually masked a lot of violence and confusion on his part. He's one of the finest "bad guys" in literature in my opinion.
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>>7675569
I liked it, but it feels like Sartre jsut wanted an excuse to describe THINGS EXIST SO MUCH MAN.
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has anyone read snow country? how was it?
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Cried
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>>7675944
yea but the mc couldn't cope with things existing. Its crippling and creates nausea.
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>>7676191
Serene and delicate, poetic. Not particularly depressing, just sad in the way that life is inherently sad. A bit melodramatic towards the end. My favourite scene is near the beginning: looking out a train window as it emerges from a tunnel amid snow drowned slopes and villages and...there's something else our that window too, something you won't forget.
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jude the obscure
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>>7675486
This book was absoulte garbage, not to mention took absolutely no effort to read. Not even minimalist in structure. Just bland and boring. Also the plot was predictable.
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>>7678054
>not to mention took absolutely no effort to read
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>>7678054
lol is this bait?
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