Is this any good? Did anyone here even tried to read this shit?

No. Yes.

It's shit but I haven't read it

I don't know if it's shit, but I've read it.

I don't know if I've read it but it's shit.

Its shit

I've read it

>>9332787
It's grand took me a month and a half while reading four other books alongside it. It's good it will never be discussed here tho because people don't care about its content

The first part took ages to read. The second I finished in a few days. The third was about three weeks, most of which I spent deciphering the goddamn Lucia Joyce chapter.

Bloody good books in the end. Of course only about three people here will have actually read them/it/whatever.

It's gonna be hard to get strong opinions here. /lit/ needs some years to pass, so a consensus compiles and /lit/ can decide whether it likes it or not.

>>9332787
Actually great, clearly long-winded and the first of three books is rough but it can still be enjoyable if you read for the right reasons

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>>9332816
Hahaha! Epic!

>>9334092
any required/recommended reading first?

>>9334496
No, you can just look up the occasional landmarks or cultural references while reading if you're interested.

I enjoyed it a lot. The fantasy spiritual stuff, the experimental chapters, the slice-of-life and stream-of-consciousness stories, the art show at the end, the theological exposition, the adventure. It was very much worthwhile, and I'd definitely recommend it

I live 10 miles from Northampton. Will I get something from this?

reliable sources have told me it's absolute shit

>>9335938
If you know the layout of the town itself you might