What are some good books dealing with terminal illnesses and

The Star in Our Faults by Green John

>>7880743
looks like you've found The Fault In Our Thread

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>>7880745
These are some epic replies. I am laughing.

Infinite Jest by David Foster Wallace

>>7880742
I don't know if I'd call it good, but Infinite Jest deals with death.

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Ulysses

>>7880742
any book written about any time period prior to the twentieth century

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Start with the Assyrians

>>7880743
simply ebin

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Death of ivan illich

>>7880742
Kafka's Metamorphosis deals pretty effectively with the psychology of terminal illness and how it effects those around the sufferer.

Mars - Zorn
The diving bell and the butterfly - Bauby
(Johnny got his gun - Trumbo)?

>>7880742
C: Because Cowards Get Cancer Too
by John Diamond (first husband of Nigella Lawson)

Jesus fucking Christ plebs, you guys all missed the most obvious and apt answer:

The Death of Ivan Illych

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the Jest cures everything, that's why dave had to die for it

>>7880742
Mortality by Christopher Hitchens was quite good.

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Bartleby the Scrivener