Why is this considered exit-level /lit/?

>>8585684
There's a lot of debate about what the creator of that chart meant by 'exit level'. The leading theory is that it is simply a collection of the creator's favourite books and he has a penchant for depressing lit, but not exclusively.

>>8585684
>>8585703
What chart are you talking about? Could you post it please?

>>8585703
By exit they meant suicide.

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>>8585707
Theres also a depressing lit chart.

>>8585684
I'm only 100 pages in and Wyatt and Esther make me want to an hero.

>>8585713
> v 1.2

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>>8585739

>>8585684

you take those dumb charts too seriously.

why are you taking 4chan charts this seriously?

I thought exit-level meant least accessible or 2deep. Yes, I am aware that Stoner is neither these things but I figured it was somewhat beloved and lesser known.

50 percent of the book's characters end up comitting suicide or dying senselessly

>>8585684
If that really means suicide then
Pan - Hamsun
No Longer Human - Dazai
Sorrows of Young Werther - Goethe
Anything by Cioran
>>8585743
How is motorman depressing?

>>8586035
oh and Omensetter's Luck

>>8585684
Most of those charts were made two years ago by an autistic man from central america who could read about 1,000 pages in a day.