What are some of the most fucked up, sadistic, depraved, gut

>>9791894
I just finished American Psycho and it was far more fucked up than the movie, much beyond my expectation

>>9791929
Yeah, that's actually what I'd heard. I'll check it out thanks!

>>9791894
I was gonna say naked lunch, but seeing how it's already on your list i'm gonna say Maldoror and anything by Marquis de Sade

>>9791894
Dr. Adder was pretty fun to read.

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>>9791894

>>9793124
These are too tame. Anything better?

>>9791894

For some reason this didn't really disturb me at all. Like, there are elements of what could be unnerving things, but somehow the narration took it all away. Felt more like I was reading a book about some r9k weirdo than anything.

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>>9791894
>wasp factory
who dat boy who just ain't right

>>9793205

"Boy"

>>9793136

120 days of sodom

But that kinda numbs you really quickly. The way everything becomes so incredibly methodical just for the sake of shock, and the fact that the victims have no personalities whatsoever, brings it down.

>>9793124
>Look up the summary for Blasted
Is.... Is this a joke?

>>9791894
I couldn't finish it. It felt as if after every chapter I read a piece of my soul got destroyed.

>>9791894
Check out anything by Sarah Kaine.

>>9791894
Skin, by Kathe Kozha. i wanted to kill at least three of the characters by the end.

Maldoror, yeah.

>>9791894
tfw op is me for the past

>>9793493
why do people bother with stuff like this? isn't it just ikea porn?

>>9791894
The devil all the time. It follows some really disturbed fuckers in the mid west and dirty south of America, getting into all kinds of unholy habits. The descriptions of the dreadful places these characters live, what they eat and drink, how they survive and how fast they are able to descend into pure terror and evil given their circumstances is unsettling to say the least.

It is fiction. However, if you know anything about serial killers, child abuse, over religious zealots, etc. you realize this book may be fiction, but not far from a possible truth either.

The couple in the book that picked up hitch hikers for example was the most disturbing thing I read in a while. And yes I have read American Psycho.

Anyways, I really enjoyed this book. It was comfy (depiction of small peaceful towns, kind people, etc) and horrifying at the same time which is a combination hard to find.

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>>9795987
Pic related; the cover, if you are interested.

I have not read the wasp factory yet. I have it on my e-reader tho so I'll be reading it soon enough. I'm excited since I have read some of Banks's Culture books and loved it.

>>9794756

Curiousity is all.

The Room by Hubert Selby.

In brief, a prisoner has a series of sadistic fantasies.

I read to the point it started getting to where I was warned it was going to go, and stopped, because I just didn't want to go there. But it's clear that it goes there, in spades.

>>9793964
Kane was really fucked up. Great playwright though. Just compartmentalize that shit and don't bring her up in public. Of the same era, Anthony Nielson does some similar shit but not as well.

The Consumer

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Kinda like short stories/weird gross shit

>>9793964
i'm 100% sure it was dark humor on Kanes' behalf

>>9797461
The Consumer is a real masterpiece