Reading this was like eating horseshit. Do americans really consider

>>9456206
you got memed dude. glad he offed himself. real reddit-tier shit

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Kek.

I always think it's good, but would be way better if they cut some of the bullshit out of it, like toole's agent recommended, which sent him into a suicidal spiral.

Toole was /ourguy/ from a 1950s perspective

Also why the fuck would a non-american read this book? You must be some sort of dimwit.

>>9456368
the subplot about the nightclub owner was stupid and annoying. He could've used that room in the story for more Ignatius

>>9456206
fuck outta here, nonamerifag. it's a good book.

>>9456206
American here. I didn't like it at all. First 50 pages were fine/good/occasionally funny. Downhill after that.

Ignatius basically IS /lit/, or at least he was a few years ago. /lit/ was a lot more Catholic a few years ago.

>>9456206
What did you not like?

>>9456406

Why do you read English novels?

>>9456206
>implying you've ever eaten horseshit.

>>9456406
Why wouldn't I read it? It won a Pulitzer. Guess I should've realized American literature as a whole is just a shitty meme, eh?

>>9457485
>Why wouldn't I read it? It won a Pulitzer.
good goy.

>>9456900
If you've ridden a horse, you've eaten horse shit.

Goddamn stuff goes flying everywhere.

You have no context for 3/4 of this novel, I guarantee it.

It's not your fault. It's a highly specific setting and story.