remember when we used to like him A LOT

;_;

I still somewhat like Terence Mckenna

>>8767671
i grew out of him, yes, but i don't mean this in a negative way. it's the same as growing out of the phantom tollbooth or harry potter. the books were important for a specific moment in my life but that moment passed. i'll treasure the nostalgia of reading him in college always.

>>8767671
Literally who?

>>8767671
I hope the same thing happens to Pynchon desu

>>8767671
>we

>>8767671
just bought kalapakos

>>8767671
Vonnegut is good. Get over it.

>>8768030
that's the book that got me into reading and eventually drove me here

>>8768030
>>8769200
Breakfast of Champions was that for me, but I hold Vonnegut dear in my heart for leading me towards literature. I have the snake on the cover of Galapagos tattooed on my arm, even if its not my favorite book by him :)

>>8767671
/lit/ only hates him because rightists can't into postmodernism

>>8767671
I never did. He's decent though.

>>8769673
/lit/ hates him because he has a subset of obnoxious hipster tumblr fans and there's a meme collage of "everything was beautiful and nothing hurt" or "so it goes" tattoos.

They don't hate him based on his own lack of merits which is, of course, BS.