ITT: Good books you've never seen discussed
You don't discuss the rack in polite company. You peek and then you pretend it's not there.
>>8778615
>THE RACK
hehehehehehehheheheh
>>8778615
I would say it's not discussed because it doesn't have a Wikipedia page, i.e., pseuds can't google it and act like they know what they're talking about.
>>8778615
top tier desu
>>8778736
looks like genre fiction
>>8778742
it isn't
>>8778615
>>8778615
alice munro's short stories
margerite yourcenar's memoirs of hadrian
becker's the denial of death
gibbon's history of the decline and fall of the roman empire
dylan thomas' under milk wood/poetry
flann o'brien's novels
never seen discussed *discussed here
*namedropping does not count
posted it once before i got it and only one person had it, but hadn't read it
reading it now and it is really promising.
I read The Rack. OP is right, it was pretty good!
No one talked about Umbrella or Shark by Will Self when they came out. The final part of the "trilogy", Phone, comes out in July.
>>8778615
Never seen this one mentioned
I forgot to name a book because I was just so excited that someone else read The Rack.
I don't know how this would play against /lit/'s obsession with Catholicism and its, uh, feelings towards female authors.
>>8778734
Not even the author has a Wikipedia page, which is kinda strange.
>>8780799
Saw this being discussed on r/weirdlit today
Is Noori a good translation?
>>8778859
I read this in my all boys Catholic high school
It's great.
>>8781006
It's excellent
>>8778859
I need to read this again soon, it is excellent.
>>8781006
This is what it has come to, huh
>>8781592
not him, c'mon that shit is annoying. plenty of people browse both for various reasons. it's gonna be okay.
Forgetting Elana.
Deserves a lot more recognition.
>>8780681
>becker's the denial of death
reading this right now
One of the greatest, comfiest, most moving books I've ever read.
>>8778615
Ask the dust by John Fante
"Everyone is selfish and here's why"