Real edgy/sadistic writing?

>>9499795
De Sade. Or Sam Delany's "Hogg".

wait a fucking minute, is that game of thrones fag actually a really light skinned black guy? look at him! he's fucking black!

>>9499824
De Sade's stuff was more comedic in how over the top some of the violence is.

>>9499795
american psycho is the obvious answer that probably already have thought of, but the rat scene makes me wish for a undo button

my diary desu

>>9499795
I remember some scholastic books I read that were marketed to kids back in school that described the viscera in detail

>>9499795
Pierre Guyotat is even more sadistic than Sade

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>>9500428
excerpt from his "Eden, Eden, Eden"

>>9500430
Without a solid sense of the staging, it's not sexy. Just a flow of horny language isn't enough, I have to be able to visualize what's being done to whom.

>>9499795
You might like Peter Sotos.

>>9499795
Le Chants de Maldoror

>>9500430

>people read and admire this

There's a bloke who mumbles to himself like this while he's going through the bins in my home town, I should try and get him a publishing deal.

I always liked Matthew Stokoe, Cows and High Life are fairly lurid and enjoyable splatterpunk-ish writings. Bataille is another obvious favourite with the History of the Eye and I'm feeling like recommending Artaud's Heliogabalus, which is full of abstract, poetical and philosophical sperm and blood.

Michael Gira. Check out "The Consumer"

>>9501934
http://www.mediafire.com/file/eut5g1494fckp6z/__The_Consumer.pdf

Since it's a rare book and like $400 on Amazon

>>9500925
>>9500752
i think /r/books is more your speed