Have you ever finished a book in one sitting? What book was it?

PKD's Valis, it was a great time. Haven't read it since, but still consider it one of the best books I've ever read.

In the miso soup by the other murakami. Probably the worst book I've ever read

Not quite one sitting but I read TFIOS in 24 hours.

>>7883831
I read this 100ish page book called Monster in one sitting when I was younger. All I know is I enjoyed it when I read it but I don't remember much because I read it when I was 12-13.

nope. I'm a weakling. I can't even read most long short stories in a sitting

>>7883855
kek, same thing here, read it through 2 classical antiquity lectures (I didn't realize the first one had ended)
It is indeed a horrible book, way too edgy to be written by an adult. Embarassing

>>7883831
i read the fault in our stars immediately followed by anansi boys by neil gaiman over the course of like 6 or 7 hours once. didnt even get out of bed

Tao Lin's 'Richard Yates', The Catcher in the Rye, and some poetry collections.

>>7883831
Reminder that based Poe said that all works of literature should be able to be read in one sitting.

>>7883831
The Stranger, took a couple of hours. Did Slaughterhouse 5 on the journey to and from uni, a fair few others too.

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>>7883879
that was my shit

>>7883831
Frisk by Dennis Cooper. It took about two and a half hours but I wasn't able to sleep afterwards

You're supposed to read FW in one sitting, start over at the beginning, and repeat ad infinitum according to Joyce

>>7883831
Pretty much anything by Vonnegut.