Is there such a thing as a GoodCloudAtlas? You know, same

>>8761766
>being a snobby contrarian and a genre pleb at the same time

We've found the rock bottom of /lit/

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>>8761817
I just want a good book about reincarnation you rude cunt

>>8761844
Try the Baghavad Gita

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>>8761817

>>8761766
Which "Cloud Atlas" are you referring to? The one in your pic?

>>8761766
Simulations and Simulacra by Baudrillard

>>8761766

But Cloud Atlas was good, except for the Timothy Cavendish arc. That was a tedium.

>>8762008
agreed, although I see the point Mitchell was making with Cavendish. A contemporary narrative where the struggle seems arbitrary and silly, because we do not have the capacity to have meaningful insight into the zeitgeist struggles of our time without making a political statement

>>8762106

Best parts were boipussy Robert Frobisher.

Demian (and I guess other stuff) by Hermann Hesse comes to mind.

>>8762106
>because we do not have the capacity to have meaningful insight into the zeitgeist struggles of our time

You should if you're calling yourself a fucking writer