what should I read next? at a loss - too much choice. help me

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>>9772682
past favourites.

Read Celine.

African Diversions by Junger
Demian by Hesse
C. G. Jung

>>9772689
>>9772700
thanks for the suggestions. wish Jünger was given more attention by Penguin, et al.

>>9772689
Louis-Ferdinand Céline? start with Journey to the End of the Night?

You should check out this obscure gem I just found out about called Moby Dick.

Since this guy's asking for recs I'll post here instead of making my own thread:

I've got $8 in Amazon gift cards, so does anyone know two (preferably long) penny books I could get for this price? I've got a list of things I want to buy, but none of them are cheap enough, and I'm looking for something new.

>>9772846
>>9772700
>>9772682
Since we are hyping Junger, on The Marble Cliffs is your obvious goto

>>9773428
get a USB and load it with pirated Ebooks

>>9773483
But I have fake dollars I need to get rid of and a desire for cheap, secondhand physical goods.

>>9773483
seems i am going to have to visit a second hand bookshop or two for Jünger - Storm of Steel and The Glass Bees are all that're in print.

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I finished The Crying of Lot 49 recently and have continued to think of it since. Should I dive straight into Gravity's Rainbow? A daunting prospect but I know it is one of the board's favorites....