are there any books that are exceedingly "uncomfy?"

The Conspiracy Against the Human Race

I can't believe anyone can think like that.

Beckett's Unnameable
v. uncomfy

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Lord of the Rings if I'm honest.
Its got a good story but the pacing is pretty shit and the whole Tom Bombadil and scouring of the shire scenes feel very out of place.
The Hobbit is max comfiness though

>>8516040
I think anything by Thomas Bernhard might fit that definition, although I have only read one of his books.

Or something vile and disgusting like 120 Days of Sodom. Or perhaps a dense philosophical treatise. Anything can become a chore to read. For me, some shitty pulp or YA, like Ready Player One for example, would be very uncomfy to read.

>>8516051
Oh yeah, this one too.

On the other hand, as you said yourself, even pure bile like the one Bernhardt dips his quilt into might provide some comfort. It depends on one's state of mind, I suppose.

Gertrude Stein

>>8516164
Was coming here to reply Bernhard

>>8516040
The Cannibal

my diary t b h

>>8516051
Yeah this is a good one.

I thought Molloy was very comfy, though. I suppose it was the setting that helped.