>The Great American Novel

what the fuck is this

>>9805018
someone on twitter called it 'Bazinga shit' and I can't think of anything more fitting

>>9805090
Americans in their natural habitat

>>9805018
i haven't even begun reading it and i can already say it's RP1

absolutely digusting

>>9805102

jesus christ i thought people were just being edgy hating on that book

I have to admit, as bad as this novel is, as annoying as it is, as cringey as it is, as cliched as it is, etc, I have to at least praise the author for sticking to his ideal of writing a 1980s tribute novel despite how many groans etc he probably knew he'd get when published. It was a fun book to read, very cringey but very fun too. His control of plot was great, and it's comfy in a way.

>>9805121
I'd appreciate it if you went back to r/books. Thanks.

>>9805121
>endless Gen X nostalgia vomit straight for 400 pages
>"comfy"

Fucking Sotos is more comfy than this.

When THINGS I KNOW meets lit

>>9805121
>how many groans etc he probably knew he'd get when published
No. These people inhabit their own Redditverse. He probably had a legion of epic-bacon selfsuckers cheering him along every step of the way.