What are some good books about damaged father/son relationships?

>>9543835
my diary desu

Brothers Karamazov

>>9543835
My son's diary probably lmao

>>9543835
check out

a life like any other by darcy o'brien

>>9543877
try my father's diary instead

>>9543877
Aww yeeeeeeeeeaah!! High five!

Mein Kampf, A Child Called It, Infinite Jest, The Bibble, Anything Kafka, Brothers K., my diary desu.

>>9543877
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>>9543902
Just because I used a Wojak/Pepe picture doesn't mean I'm shitposting.
Or is this just what summer /lit/ looks like?

Duke of Deception, Geoffrey Wolff. Top-tier comfy.

Anything by Kafka.

Contemporary: Paul Beaty's The Sellout (I guess).

Go with Wolff.

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Rabbit is Rich and Rabbit at Rest but you probably need to read the first two to really get there

A big part of Dean Moriarity's character in On the Road is his derelict father.

>>9543919
Literally every Kafka work was heavily influenced by his strained relationship with his father. If you like Freud, you'll definitely have a lot to work with in Kafka.

>>9543910
this is what everyday on /lit/ looks like you fucking moron

>>9543835
this essay comes in mind
http://illimitablemen.com/2014/05/08/the-suffering-of-the-lost-boys/

>>9543835
Frankenstein.

>>9543835
Most relevant would probably be Death of a Salesman, I suggest anything Kafka, and Catcher in the Rye.

>>9543835
Does father/daughter count? If yes then I will post my daughter's diary here.

>>9545841
You're not a jew, are you?

>>9545841

haha you are pretty cool my dude

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>>9543877
Looking through your child's diary. I wonder why your relationship is damaged.