What's the trippiest book?

>>8620266
I wouldn't say it's "the trippiest" but it's good, on a winter's night a traveler

>>8620266
A Scanner Darkly is quite trippy

>>8620266
ubik

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>>8620266
orphan) drift>)

>>8620318
I actually like to read.

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>>8620321
Oh please grandma

Godel, Escher, Bach, or a heavier-duty math text (perhaps on algebraic topology or category theory)

The trippiest book I've read is Ubik... like, by far.

I may be biased in that I in fact read this during an acid trip, but Vonnegut's Timequake.

https://en.m.wikipedia.org/wiki/Timequake

>>8620266

Barefoot in the Head by Brian Aldiss

VALIS is PKD's trippiest by far
Finnegans Wake is a classic

But the trippiest books of all dont have words and are printed on blotter wink

>>8620266
>>8620424

headier math books are pretty beyond me but the accessible works by gleick and anything including and beyond relativity in the works of physic are always fun.

i really liked gleick's chaos and everything ive read about relativity, even though i dont understand the underlying mathematics.

Alice in wonderland

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>>8620503
Came here to post this.
Also Mount Analogue and Trout Fishing America imo.

OP youre pic reminded me of this tape I have that's noisy-trippy as well.

>>8620318
where would one find this?

>>8622409
https://www.amazon.co.uk/Rphan-d-Rift-Cyberpositive/dp/0952582406

>>8622358
cool looking tape. who's it by?

>>8622418
https://www.amazon.com/gp/offer-listing/1906496803/ref=dp_olp_all_mbc?ie=UTF8&condition=all

>>8622420
https://peterwalkeerecords.bandcamp.com/album/cages-complaints-and-riots-we-should-leave-to-cats-cassette

GR kinda. More like weed

>>8622075
You slick hippy, i see what you did there

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The works of Antonio Lobo Antunes are definitely up there.

His works are surrealistic nightmares heavily inspired by Faulkner and the early European surrealists.

This book is unbridled madness turned into prose.

My diary, desu

>>8620266

V.

>>8620266
The League of Extraordinary Gentlemen: the Black Dossier
Also Alice in Wonderland

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Cyclonopedia is pretty trippy, but it's a tough one to read straight through.

Dune or anything by Philip K. Dick

>>8620266
All of them.

>>8620503
agreed. UBIK is weird.

Naked Lunch

>>8625446
Yes it's real trippy. But it's so hardcore on the faggotry too. That Grosses me out.

>>8624188
Everything about PKD is like almost normie 1950s sci-fi posters with big ants in black and white though. I know he's sort of respected here because he was a nazi, but...

>>8620266
atrocity exhibition by jg ballard

waves virginia woolf

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>>8620266
Illuminatus!

Carlos Castanedas early books.

>>8626306
Haven't read any pkd, why is he considered a nazi?

>>8626661
This book sucks ass. "pssst hey kid, there's drugs and sex in here LMAO"
"AND THEN WILLIAM BURROUGHS SHOWED UP"

It's literally Pynchon fanfiction.

Anyway OP: Borges short stories, Gravity's Rainbow, most of Calvino's stuff, Donald Barthelme, George Saunders, David Icke's Guide to the Global Conspiracy, Fear and Loathing in Las Vegas, The Book of Lies

also Cannonball by McElroy is in my mind psychedelic but not in that it's "trippy" more in that it reminds me of eating a 10 strip and going on an emotional rollercoaster through your memories without much clarity.