>Anon, stop asking me about the late David Foster Wallace.

i read Inherent Vice and it was kinda enjoyable but overall underwhelming/falling short of my expectations. that was my first pynchon novel. i wanna give him another try, what should i read?

>>8341056
Shakespeare

>>8341066
Good answer.

>tfw he'll never be your great uncle/grandfather
bad feels

>>8341056

The Iliad.

>>8341087
>tfw you'll never be a jew
good feels

take out steph king and harry potter next time

I just love this old man so much.

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>Anon, please, I'm trying to write what may be my final book. I don't have much time.

>>8341052
>Bloom will never call you "my dear"

Why even live?

>>8341217
>not wanting to have a say in running the world

>>8341052

>Anon, I'm not fucking voting for Trump, I'm voting for Hillary.
>Anon, I think Jane Austen and Chinua Achebe are great authors. I just don't think the canon should be decided purely on race and gender.
>Anon, you're essay on Lolita was very insightful, but the paragraph on Dolores' feet was entirely unnecessary and I may need to call the authorities.

>>8341250
Never got Bloom's democrat fetish desu.

>>8341250

I am not essay.

SIC SEMPER TYRANNIS!
>*pushes Harold Bloom's wheelchair off a cliff*
>sun shinin'
>a big white beautiful fluffy cloud hangs overhead
>fresh breeze blows through my hair

"finally, we are free"

>>8341052
>I don't even use a computer.
Yes he does he reads electronic fanmail.

>>8342005
No, he has it read to him by his well-educated muses.

>>8341052
>Popa Bloom will never read you Blood Meridian before tucking you in and kissing you goodnight

>>8341056
The Crying of Lot 49 my film watching friend.

>>8341238
Dope jewelwave inspo.

On point as always bloom