What was the last book you enjoyed that never, not even for a

Rosemary's baby

Candide by Voltaire

Maybe it did get boring for a bit, I'm not sure, but I really enjoyed it for most of it if not the whole thing.

moby dick

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moby dick or conrad aiken's selected poems idr which was more recent

>>8476462

candide is so over-exciting, it passes back over into "boring af"

then this happened. they took my buttcheek. then this happened! they went here! this this that that! then they went there! everything is bad!

>>8476462
I thought that book was actual garbage tbqh

>>8476472
Really? I despised the nadsat

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>>8476474
>moby dick
>never, not even for a single page, sentence, or word, got boring while reading it

HAHA!

Train Dreams by Denis Johnson

>>8476445
I only read boring books

>>8476472
Wasn't the slang annoying?

>>8476479
IK, what you mean.

I guess it's just what I needed at the time. It's a very repetitive formula though, you're right.

>>8476445
The Forever War, Cronica de una muerte anunciada spring to mind

>>8476521
this
if you have fun above the age of 17 you're doing something very wrong

The Road, probably.

Meditations

The Twits

>>8476498
He's a cetologist

>>8476600
being a janitor doesn't make cleaning toilets fascinating

Dispatches by Michael Herr.

Infinite Jest by david willster Forrest

>>8476472
This. I loved the slang as well.

>>8476471
>>8476474
seconding the whale