Could anybody recommend me a good book with a post-apocalyptic

Riddley Walker, Book of Dave.

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>>9754676
these

Just read "memoirs of a survivor" by Doris Lessing and was blown away. Quite psychological

Metro 2033?
Yes, it's a book.

>>9754669
Are you sure you've read The Road?

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>>9754702
I also disliked the Road even though I love post-apocalyptic novels and Cormac Mcarthy novels.

>>9754702
OP here, I just felt all the way through as though they got a good premise, some good ideas and just never really got around to do anything with them. Like having a kid to take to care of, I thought would make for some unique moral choices and all, but the writer only really used him as such a tool in like two scenes, and for the rest, he was more of a barricade to having the protagonist explore and show more of the world. Also, I feel it got lost in dragging out scenes that would have told more if they were shorter and vice versa.

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>>9754699
Isn't that a game?

>>9754836
Well apparenlty it's also a book anon

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>>9754836
i love that this meme has saturated this board. such a funny image.

The road was hit or miss with me oddly enough.

>>9754669
The Scarlet Plague.

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