Where should I start with literature if I like the non-linear

>>9250613
I don't know what "this" is, but one of the earliest and most infamous novels for a non-linear narrative structure is "The Life and Opinions of Tristram Shandy, Gentleman", but be warned that it is really difficult to read.

>>9250637
Watch it. Get over the hump of the first eight episodes and it's brilliant

>>9250637
fuck tristram shandy and his hobby horses. Tom Jones and Gargantua and Pantagruel are superior.

Joseph Heller, Catch-22

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>>9250649
Dude, the first episodes are the best.

>>9250613
Infinite Jest is the obvious big hit that you're going to want to read at some point

if you want a more palatable starting point, Private Citizens is a pretty easy and enjoyable read, but the non-linearity is pretty basic compared to IJ. I can't really speak to it on the level of allegory

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>>9250613

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>>9252076
>TFW I will never rest my head on her bosom
>:')

>>9251999
Factually incorrect

>>9253658
Objectively right

>>9252009
infinite jest isn't funny at all though

>>9250613
Shakespeare's comedies are the closest to arrested development you'll find in literary form, DESU

deep humor, obsessed with puns, endlessly referential, family fuck ups, corny shit like twins and other gimmicks abused to no end, etc.

>>9253810
There are plenty if hilarious episodes

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>>9252076

>yfw she was the bride of the Mummy

>>9250662
ding ding