I'm going to have to pick a book to read, one that's

Thinking of Moby Dick. Cpt. Ahab is a protagonist, and an anti-hero, right? Within the context of the book?

A Clockwork Orange, my copy clocks in at 182 pages

Jim Harrison's A Good Day to Die

>>7229152
The kinds of books that pseudo intellectuals here read wouldnt fit you.
What genres are you into anyways?

>>7229180
Generally everything except romance. I don't really read enough to even have a favourite genre, but I'm drawn to horror. I will look into A Good Day to Die.

>>7229174
Someone has already picked that and I'd rather not read the same.

The Stranger or Henry Miller's Tropic of Cancer / Capricorn would both work

>>7229152
The Threepenny Novel by Bertolt Brecht. The antagonist is Mack the Knife.

>>7229180
>the "/lit/ is stupid" meme
So what books have you read?

>>7229152
Crime and Punishment

>>7229414
I will probably get this book. Thank you anon.

>>7229436
I have decided not to get Crime and Punishment, since it's several hundred pages longer than what I need to actually read. I'll go with A Clockwork Orange.

At first I was going to go with Dr. Jekyll & Mr. Hyde, but that book is barely even a hundred pages according to the college library.

The Count of Monte Cristo

>>7229152
The Tin Drum is amazing.
White Tiger is less amazing, but also fits the bill.