Is there any author that has done flashbacks and time-skips as

Is there any author that has done a huge build up to an incredibly shitty finale as it was done in Lost?

>>9552039

Literally anything by Stephen King desu senpai.

>>9552039
>implying the first and last episodes weren't like rhyming pottery

https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=ulwWolBrcbo

García Márquez' best quality as a writer is how he weaves his narratives back and forth through time so seamlessly that it doesn't feel right to say he uses flashbacks and timeskips.

>>9552072
https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=bxU2eqZtYmc

>>9552012
Catch-22 does this brilliantly

Story of Your Life desu.

>>9552072
:( I didn't come here to feel. I don't care what people say about lost, because I absolutely loved it back in the day. First tv show to really make me feel.

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>>9552097

>hopefully it will work

>>9552119

The first season is a masterpiece, for sure. Even S6, despite being a total failure, has some serious feels.

https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=agp2xypNF8E

The heaven shit was retarded but it actually made sense emotionally. The island stuff was all dumb.

>>9552039
Tolkien.

>>9552157

>implying this isn't bait

Justify yourself, bucko.

>>9552012
Faulkner

also>>9552095

Is it worth it to watch Lost?

>>9554129
Yeah it's worth it. Ending was disappointing but the show was still great overall. One of the most iconic tv shows.