Ulysses vs. Dhalgren vs. Gravitys Rainbow

>>8368549
none you fucking idiots. read a real author like hawkes, gaddis or beckett. fucking morons.

Dhalgren isn't really that hard...its just weird

Gravity's Rainbow is pretty difficult, but obviously Ulysses iscleary a notch or two above GR in the challenging department

>>8368549
Easily Ulysses

>>8368648
>Ulysses iscleary a notch or two above GR in the challenging department

I don't think so.

>>8368563
I love Hawkes and Gaddis but I've never read anything by Beckett. Where should I start with him?

The Legend of the 10 Elemental Masters

until you get through that stop posting this meme shit

>>8368648
yeah I don't think so either
Ulysses is harder on a prose level, but Gravity's Rainbow is more thematically complex and narratively tangled

>>8369935
for someone who espouses some kind of intellectual superiority based on your literary taste, you post like a dumb sack of shit.

>>8370158

Is GR harder than Dhalgren?

>>8370227
thats all you need for this thread

>>8368549
Who the fuck cares?

>>8368549

>No Bely's Petersburg
Surely, you're jesting, right?

>>8368549
Finnegans Wake slays all three.

>>8368549
Ulysses is much, much more stylistically difficult. It had so many more "okay what the fuck is he talking about now" moments than GR, maybe that's just because I tend to write off confusing/unreal scenes and events as dream sequences or Pynchon gettin surreal on us.

Never read Dhalgren so I couldn't say.