Hey /lit/ I'm looking for books that are like early Chuck

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Michel houellebecq - elementary particles, whatever

Elliot Rodger - my twisted world

Maybe James ellroy - American tabloid and its sequels

Maybe jay McInerney - bright lights big city, and others

I assume you mean edgy young male literature that we all like but are then pressured out of reading and talking about because we're supposed to give a fuck about 19th century nobility soap operas or 20th century new York pseudo intellectual pomo faggots.

>>9679925
I meant funny books about psychotic people.
Or psychotic books about funny people.

Thanks for the books.

/r/books

>>9679955
The Dice Man is probably up your street.
You could try Vidal's Myra Breckinridge too, which is the original OPpic

>>9680036
Sorry anon, I'm too old/not hip enough for reddit.

>>9680046
Thank you, will check them.

>>9679046
John Dies at the End and the sequel. A third book is coming out that I'm stoked for.

Sick City by Tony O'Neill

Bangkok 8 by Burdett, sorta. It has that same semi-surreal, monotone tone throughout the book. I really enjoyed it.

Horns, by Joe Hill

David Benioff books, City of Thieves is my favorite, but there are some that fit what you're looking for better.

Lockpick Pornography

Liquor by Poppy Z Brite

Smokescreen by Robert Sabbag

There are probably more that I can't think of right at the moment.

>>9680205
Thanks, anon.

Junky by William S. Burroughs

>>9680205
>Horns, by Joe Hill
Didn't saw this the first time I replied. Is one of my favourites too.

>>9680902
Thank you. I've been curous about Burroughs since I read that William Gibson is a fan of his work.