Completed 1984. What should I read next?

1Q84

>>8729658
>1Q84
Murakami?

>>8729655
infinite jest

>>8729655
brave new world by aldous huxley or
we by yevgeny zamyatin

>>8729663
This

>>8729660
>Murakami?
No, Aristophanes
Yes of course he's fucking talking about Murakami. Why are you asking this?

>>8729655
"We" by Evgheni Zamiatin

>>8729672
you may as well tell him to read fahrenheit and clockwork. he needs a palate cleanser and time gap between each book so he can notice the subtle nuances. There is no rush, unless he only picked them up for his edgy phase

>>8729682
>Evgheni
There is no conceivable provenance for that H

>>8729655
>Completed 1984.
How did you do it? It was the most cringey and boring book I've ever read.
That was before I associated it with red pillers and tinfoils by the way.

>>8729688
I sincerely believe you're even worse than kids who worship 1984. Kys, friend.

Whatever's next on the reading list for your high school english class.

>>8729655
If you haven't read it, then A Brave New World.

1984 = dsytopia of the collective
A Brave New World = dystopia of the self

If you have read it, then why don't you give us more information to go by next time you FUCK.

>>8729658

I don't think the lad will appreciate 900 tedious pages of sixteen year old girls getting wet panties.

>>8729851
You're clearly out of touch with what the lads want these days.

>>8729655
probably an R. A. Salvatore joint

>>8729857
>out of touch.

That was a nice song back in the day.

https://youtu.be/D00M2KZH1J0

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>>8729655
My dairy desuu :^)

>>8729655
>completed

You're not gonna make it

>>8729793
you sound like you're quite a bit in a dystopia with yourself

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Because Trump and all :^)

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>>8729655
anarchist farm by jane doe

>>8729766
Kek

>>8729655
Neon bible.

>>8729655
Behead All Satans by MNMDR

>>8729655
Literally any book you feel like reading. Go to the library, roll a die, and go to the shelf of the number that it lands on, graba random book without looking.

>>8729851
It fills me with shame that I read this while listening to the Persona 4 soundtrack.

I was always put off by this book because I had these feminist english teachers who worshipped it like some gospel.

If you want to stay with Orwell: Wigan Pier and Keep the Aspidistra Flying.

>>8729684
A palate cleanser would be a great idea.

Steal this book, by abbie hoffman

G R E E K S
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>>8729678

>>8729655
1985

>>8729655
Well what parts of the book did you like?

>>8729793
I'd recommend he reads Island after BNW, since it's pretty much a direct counterpoint to it

>>8729870
>back in the day
It still is. See annoying faggots in the youtube comment section.

>>8729658
1Q84 is one of the worst Murakami books. Even Norwegian Wood is better.

>>8730701
It warms my heart that good and faithful liberals are back to being concerned about executive power ;¬}

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>>8729655
Anthem by A. Rand

>>8735510
>>>8729655 (OP) (You)
>Well what parts of the book did you like?
Honestly, I loved the romantic angle. And the helplessness of W Smith which me and all others are facing in today's world.

Definitely Huxley's Brave New World.

You mention you've enjoyed Smith's helplesness; then this is your book! Much more -and much worse- lies ahead.

Besides, Orwell was actually inspired by Huxley.
He had his first print of 1984 mailed to him for his opinon.

This is where the bread-crumb trail leads.
Follow it.

>>8729655

In addition to the essential companion pieces We and BNW, look into The Machine Stops by Forster and Player Piano by Vonnegut

The Sticky.