Min Kamp

5 is out in English now. It's fairly mellow and has a similar tone to 4 but I'd say it's the third best.

>>7888547
Not out in America yet. Soon.

Why do people think his book are so good? Reading his first book now, I don't get it

>>7888580
Holy fuck! New Zealand got something before the US. This is a fucking historic moment.

Someone should tell him that Hitler has a copyright on every book called "Mein Kampf".

>>7888664
Well you always get Christmas and Birthdays first.

is that the guy who keeps talking about his 6 part memoir he intended to send to a publisher in a pizza-box?

>>7888526

I'm 1/4 through book 6. So far, I'd rank them:

2 > 1 > 6 > 5 > 4 > 3.

His conversations with Geir are literary gold.

>>7888658

Probably because they are profound and very well written.

>>7888738
Topkek

>>7888749
Glad to hear 5 and 6 are better than 3 and 4.

>>7888749
>His conversations with Geir are literary gold.

Fucking this, which might be the reason #2 is the best.

Also, as someone who's finished with the entire series I'd kinda agree with this ranking.

6 is very different from the others, I mean 400+ pages just an extremely in-depth analysis of Mein Kampf and Hitler's life. He also spends like 20 pages analysing a single short poem. And if you're not into that stuff chances are you'll be bored to tears. Personally I loved Knausgårds insights and perspectives on these subjects but I realise it might not be for everyone. It's all worth it though imo just for the satisfying closure to the entire series that Knausgård provides the reader.

is he better or proust?

Anyone got what I read what I expected for this?

>>7888794

I actually find that 1, 2, 5 and 6 so far are close to equally great, with 2 being the only one notably better.

There's a large gap between those and 3 and 4, but I still find 3 - and 4 in particular - to be very good literature. They just seem to lack the somewhat essayistic style and the interludes of profound reflections that makes the other four books so outstandingly good.