what's your favorite book, and why?

Naked Fart

Collected Poems of David Foster Wallace.
It has a great ending.

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>>9263649
the fact it has an ending at all i suppose haha

>>9263643
El ingenioso hidalgo

I am alone yet feel compelled to live morally in a world I despise and loving idealized waifus that do not exist.

>>9263956
I was looking to ask, how can I go about to find the readalong threads that happened a while back? I want to go along with them, but I can't work with the archives well enough to find and follow them..

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The Recognitions.
The idea of a fake of a painting by someone who didn't exist really turns me on.
In a purely aesthetic fashion, of course.
>inb4 completely misunderstood the book
Aware.

>>9263972
I'm not the person to ask, I think read along threads are worthless and for normies who want their opinions validated.

>>9264001
Well, no one will ever say you aren't stupid anon.

>>9264001
wow i just wanted to see the memes

>>9263979
read 'the unknown masterpiece' by balzac

Johnny Got His Gun because it's short, sweet, and to the point. And because it makes a beautiful point.

Gravity's Rainbow, because it makes people think I'm cool.

>>9263643
"The Sound and the Fury" because if I don't get my daily dose of the word "nigger" I'll stop being edgy.

Infinite Jest because not only was it really damn good it also got me into lit

>>9263643
The Idiot. I really like this Mishkin dude

my diary, desu

>>9264712
the comma just ruins it

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If On a Winter's Night a Traveller

The way it gets you involved, the fact that it's like 10 different books in one book and yet they all bleed over in a subtle way, and I love Calvino's style in general. He's not afraid of a kind of mathematical/scientific approach to writing, and yet he obviously is in full command of his intuitive, imaginative faculties. It's a wonderful blend.

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>>9264707
He's a nice guy. Doesn't afraid of aliens or anything. It'd be nice if he just left that whole nest of vipers alone though and went off to do missionary work

>>9264793
but he loves people

>>9263979
Jeez that sounds like the outline for House of Leaves, is Danielewski a hack?

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Because it's the new-age Bible.