this guy's top 100 list makes ours look like doodoo

>>8843948
post it

>>8843948
http://spinelessbooks.com/mccaffery/100/index.html

Yours maybe. Certainly not mine though.

>>8843957
let's see your list

>>8843948
>liking 100 books
Surely there are what like 15 good ones in total?

>>8843951
>48.
>Corncob Tortillas YeCarthy

Discarded.

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>>8843951

fuck not even half way through and this is lookin j00cy.

>>8843951
is p good list

>>8843948
I like this list.

Can everyone please read The Sot-Weed Factor though, I've tried to start a couple threads about it and no-one participates

>10. Finnegans’ Wake, James Joyce, 1941 [The greatest unreadable novel ever written.]

how much does he really like it if he cant even get the title right?

seems like a pseud to me

>>8843951
>no borhes
*pats whoever this person is on the head*
*gives him the ol' top kek*

>>8843969
Ironically dismissing the list of a retired professor of comparative literature based on one entry shows how diametrically opposed the creative parts of your personalities are

>>8844057
he is so knowledgeable about books that he decided to hammer this out in one rough go and probably forgot no apostrophe.

>>8844068
next level bait, have a preemptive (You)

>>8844039

have a dalkey edition on special order, friend.

>>8844087
Promise you'll come talk about it when you're done, Anon?

>Hogg is on this list
Was not expecting that

>>8844140
Just squeezed in lol

>>8843951
>no vonnegut
man oh man so advanced

>>8843966
15 that are readable at least

>>8844148
u blind faggot? 54

>>8843951
>Genre fiction

Certified plebian

>Jason Compson
>Villain
What a pleb

>>8844154
>>8843951
>vonnegut
>no heller
he tried

lmao i thought this was DFWs list, then i saw infinite jest on it

yeah the detractors are the only people who will comment, but for anyone wondering, its really a stellar list

>>8843951
>78. The Book of the New Sun Tetrology (The Shadow of the Torturer [1980], The Claw of the Conciliator [1981], The Sword of Lictor [1982], The Citadel of the Autarch [1982]), Gene Wolfe [In this sprawling series of interrelated novels set in some distant future Wolfe conjures up an epic adventure that unfolds as a series of sensuously rendered, fabulous micro-quests and mock summaries of cultural artifacts reminiscent of Borges or Calvino.]

Confirmed for /lit/erate. Hey Larry.

>>8843948
why should i care about josh green's top 100 list?

>>8843948
>no Austen
I don't know what to think at this piont

>>8843951
>http://spinelessbooks.com/mccaffery/100/index.html
of COURSE
He got subtitles from PALE FIRE
This all finally makes sense now

>>8844180
>>8844180
except for toni morrison at #12 (and a few other things)

inexcusable, untenable, gross etc.

>>8844192
its 20th century only

>>8844194
>>8844180
Oh. Nevermind, then

>>8844165
29 you autistic dumbass

Wondering why he chose Beloved over Song of Solomon. And also no Russians

>>8844232
>And also no Russians

It's English Language only. It's supposed to be a response to Modern Library's stupid list.

also a lot of people chose beloved over sos, not a strange opinion.

>>8844232
Song of Solomon is shit compared to Beloved

>>8843948
>IJ at #71
DISCARDED

>>8843951
its like 80% of our list

>>8844232
>heller
>no updike
goodness me and mine