Books that have made a mark on you, also what should I read next

What did you read first, negro?
Moby Dick left marks on me.

>>7884179
I'm not black lol I just finished the brothers karamazov guess I'll read moby dick

>>7884179
>Moby Dick left marks on me.
This

>>7884334
The Island of the Day Before

Personally Maugham's the razor'z edge. It might be a little on the romanticized side, but it peft a big impact on the kind of personI aspire to be

>>7884066
The Long Walk by Stephen King. It's a cheesy and kind of terrible novel but it taught me a lot about persistence and not giving in when it seems like the odds are against you.

>>7884334
I know you're not.
[Spoiler]Black ppl don't read[\spoiler]

>>7884066
Hiro Protagonist?

>>7884066
WE

What did you think of Imperial?

I think he's on a fast track of improvement, excited to see future work.

>>7884671
Nah, he's denzel curry

>>7884693
WUhZ

>>7885121
I thought it was great. Pure enough is my favorite song

>>7885268
QÆNGZ

>>7884466
>razor'z edge

Edgy avant la letter, is it?

So I take it you loved Snow Crash? Well, to each his own. Try Neuromancer for detox.

>>7884693
>>7885268
>>7885444
Careful lads, I got banned from here for doing that

Dog Soldiers, Robert Stone.

The Tartar Steppe by Dino Buzzati.
Read it. It's short. There are no excuses to ignore it's brilliance.

>>7885719
But snow crash is quite good. Of course, sprawl is a head higher.
And really wtf experience try Viktor Pelevin 's SNUFF. One of best dystopia /cyber books. IMHO

>>7884066

Collins English Dictionary hardback edition has a fair heft.

One thrown by a classmate broke my nose in '98

>>7885815
You may appreciate Le Rivage des Syrtes (don't know the English title) by Julien Gracq, who's got roughly the same theme, but with better writing.

>looked it up on Amazon, apparently it's called "The Opposite Shore" in English