>450 pages in >All the Ennet house chapters are the same

i have to go to work in like an hour, i don't really have to shit that bad, but if i don't squeeze one out now i know the urge to turd will strike like halfway through my shift, and since the building was built by some corrupt contractor there's no guarantee the bathroom won't be busted, fuck what should i do

>>7640255
that book is ass

If you don't enjoy it for the day to day lives of the characters stuff you won't find it getting any better. That is the main focus right up until the end.

>>7640255

You're at the point when the plot threads should start to be converging, so keep going.

>>7640255
Atlas shrugged, war and peace and the count of monte Cristo are all better 1000+ page books

Not really m80. If you don't enjoy the little details and the writing style you won't enjoy the book

>>7640255
If you got nothing out of Eschaton, then chuck it and move on. You want to live.

>>7640255
If no such convergence or projection occured to you, then the book's failed for you.

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>>7640560
>Atlas Shrugged

No, it's complete shit

>>7640255
>will I not enjoy the remaining pages if I didn't enjoy the ones thus far?

If it doesn't appeal to you already then the rest of it probably won't.

>>7640255
why do you need the book to "progress"? enjoy the book for what it is

The jest is infinite...

Another sap falls for the eternal prank.

>>7640258
i made it through but my ass was clenched for the last hour, then i got home and plunked down a fatty bowlfull

>>7640560
atlas shrugged is like reading 1000 pages of mein kampf applied to economics

except mein kampf had better characters

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>not finishing books you start
if you made it that far in you'd better finish it whether you like it or not. Otherwise you'll be some dick-bruising faggot talking about the book without actually having read the whole thing