ITT: Books you want to read but which don't exist yet

>>9366583
This sounds terrible
>The Rise and Fall of the United States of America

The complete and irrefutable history of the origins of the Universe

>>9366988
I was making a comparison between America and Rome and I thought a similar book would be fun to read

>towards a videogame aesthetic
>book 1: the lost years, an autopsy
>book 2: fragments of the 21st century
>book 3: homo ludens rising

>>9366583
fantasy epic based on William Blake's personal mythology

>>9366583
Really good travel writing combined with archaeological and linguistic info about time spent living with native people on the Yucatán Peninsula. Like Bruce Chatwin's "Songlines" but in Mexico and not fictional.

post-ironic hegelian idealism

I just want a return of Dunsay and Lovecraft style fiction

Thus Spoke Zarathustra vol. 5

>>9366583
>so arighte geddis:
>old man cesar headin down to the local movie joint to catch a live flick
>when he gets there his buddies are already there tellin him to come sit and mess abat with them
>he goes in, boom, whaddya know, the bastards stab him to death right den and dea
>poor guy didnt even get to finish the flick

A future where the earth has been completely transformed into a shopping center/Warehouse

A book that is designed like a catalog, telling the story in the descriptive passages.

>>9366583
The Real Lolita: My Years as a Nazi Nymphet by Anne Frank (or, The Diary of a Girl Too Young to Be Doing That)

>>9368231
You might want to look up David Markson.