STOP READING BOOKS FROM /LITS TOP 100 CHART. THOSE are entry

WHAT'S GOOD SHIT THEN ?

most of us are at an entry level

Stop shitposting and kill yourself.

>>9184827
Gaddis
Barth
Barthelme
Gallant
Mcelroy
Hawkes
Coover
Federman
Vollmann
Exley
Bernhard
Hall
Gass
Naylor

>>9184821
who is this almost-cutie? i wanna sit in his lap

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>>9184842
>STOP READING BOOKS FROM /LITS TOP 100 CHART.
>Gaddis
>McElroy
>Gass
>Hall

You shouldn't read entry level books, but you should have read them.

>>9184821
>Catalog
OP THANK YOU FOR POSTING THIS
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>>9185080
The guy from the streets

>>9185085
make sure to NOT read Catch-22

>>9184828
Seriously, the average poster here must be like 21

>>9186362
30 here. Haven't even read Infinite Jest or Moby Dick yet.

>>9186371
You've been doing things half right at least

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>>9184827
if you can handle it.

>>9185080

Bud Dwyer

>>9186352
>reddit: DAE le Catch 22 is the best funniest book ever
>/lit/: Catch-22 is pleb-tier garbage core

It's a bretty good book

>>9184842
... all of whom are great authors after you read the classics (and yes. most of the works on the top 100 list are classics)

>>9186397
Please refrain from using adjectives other than shit and great please

>>9184842
>shitty american "literature"
>dude postermodernism lmao!

kys my man

>>9184842
Lol is naylor gallant bait?

>>9184821
gotta start somewhere anon.

>>9186554
No

>>9186499
You can say what you want about postmodernism but don't you talk shit about William Gaddis my dude

>>9186499
I'm Canadian and that's offensive to me pal

>>9184842
Lol. Yikes.

>>9184821
Oh, entry level. Perfect. Won't be punching above my weight then.

>>9184842
le 20th century difficult prose man

>>9184821
>stop reading the iliad and the odyssey

Lol wut?

>>9186740
The good prose man