I'm at the bookstore, what should I get
You know it's coming
Best find the beta shelf
That's no bookstore... thats my house! OP don't you dare harm my wife or her son!!!!
Serious replies plz
>>8983163
Vonnegut's Slaughterhouse 5 may be the only decent book there.
Otherwise Each Day with Jesus.
pick up that amy tan book son
>>8983207
I didn't just mean from the shelf. I meant from the store
>>8983176
Her son? Not your son?
a distant shriek is heard: "cuck"
>shit-posting to /lit/ even when you're not in your house
This is some advanced shit-posting right here. Somebody give this man an Autie.
>>8983163
What HPB is that?
>>8983265
Kansas City
>>8983221
I don't know what books they have. Take a picture of every shelf and post it.
>>8983296
Okay one second
>>8983276
ah, kansas city, my hometown. was so disappointed about the game last night. stay safe in the ice, anon.
>>8983314
No ice just rain
>>8983296
>>8983163
Succubus dreams. It's very Kafkaesque
>>8983163
I'd those are my only options I'd pick slaughter house v and American sniper
>>8983331
Damn, how many different editions of pride and prejudice do they need?
>>8983163a book
Somebody had to do it.
>>8983332
?
>>8983296
>>8983357
Yes
>>8983381
I'd also go with Empire of the Sun.
Ambrose collected writings would be fine, too.
>>8983381
>>8983364
Ooh the Sheltering Sky on the bottom is good
Which two of these should I get: The silmarillion, TS Elliot poems and plays, or Franz Kafka complete stories
>>8983163
Kurt Vonnegut
>>8983320
None, although some are fond of Allende I personally hate her, she's YA tier but with hispanic themes.
>>8983331
Jane Austen is never bad, I liked the book of ilussions and I hear the new york trilogy ain't bad.
I spot a NYRB which I haven't read and I like that publisher/editorial, might be good. Plus they don't print that many so it's always a good catch usually.
>>8983364
I hear Lucia Berlin is alright but I've never read her.
Borges is top notch, get Ficciones at least.
The savage detectives is a recommended read around here and I agree, it's pretty good.
>>8983391
I don't like bukowski but some enjoy him, he's pretty edgy.
Some people recommend naked lunch (I've never read it).
I see the stranger by camus and some book by italo calvino, both are good authors.
>>8983398
I liked a book by coetzee but I don't see it there, boyhood is said to be nice but I don't know.
Also, Silmarillion only if you enjoyed LOTR, otherwise it might feel like a chore. TSE is fantastic, if only to have the waste land at home for reference at some point in your life, it's online though.
Kafka is superb but I don't know about translations and what edition it is. That said, he's a must read.
>>8983320
The Last Estate
Money
>>8983331
New York Trilogy
Complete Jane Austen
Go Tell it on the Mountain
Empire of the Sun
The Balzac novels
Sense of an Ending
Nightwood/Ladies Almanack
The Sea
The Sweet Hereafter
>>8983364
The Floating Opera/The End of the World
Sieze the Day and Humboldt's Gift
Complete Ambrose Bierce
The Death of the Heart
The Sheltering Sky
The Savage Detectives
Labyrinths
>>8983391
A Clockwork Orange
Posession
Erewhon
Naked Lunch + Soft Machine
Evelina
The Calvino book
Camus
>>8983398
Complete Kafka stories definitely.
Stories of John Cheever
Portable Chekov
Waiting for the Barbarians
>>8983391
Didn't see Burgess's Nothing Like the Sun, which is actually better than A Clockwork Orange.
Going with Kafka complete stories and TSE collection thanks guys
>>8983163
>large print
Lol are you blind?