>tfw fell for the Gravity's Rainbow meme

>>9927054
Eat shit

>>9927054
kek. I really gotta read that book

>>>/b/tard: the writer

>>9927054
He's like Joyce, but mediocre.

>>9927054
this scene is underrated. Pudding has a scat fetish due to his time spent in the trenches at passchendaele. It's actually sorta beautiful.

Godly book btw, don't listen to the memelords who haven't actually read it.

>>9927054

Anymore books like this?

Asking for a friend.

>>9927054
What a fucking hack. Glad I'm never gonna read this trash.

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>>9927355
When I first came onto /lit/ I got memed into reading Ulysses, was so blown away I immediately ordered the other 2 of the meme trilogy. Wasted weeks of my life on the sporadic zany juvenile garbage in Pynchon and Infinite Jest (reddit the book ). It took over a year for me to respect this boards opinions after that

>>9927391
/lit/'s only ever memed me into reading a few books, and they were all ones I liked the concept of before reading them. I guess it always comes down to reading what interests you.

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>>9927054
>Bread that would only have floated in porcelain waters somewhere, unseen, untasted--risen now and baked in the bitter intestinal Oven to bread we know, bread that's light as domestic comfort, secret as death in bed..

>>9927054

>reading unenlightened fiction

I hope you learned your lesson OP

>>9927054
Isn't it ironic that people think this book is one of the greatest ever written while at the same time calling GRRM a hack writer because he has vulgar scenes that are far tamer than this.

>>9927054
wtf I love Gravity's Rainbow now

>>9927391
I never understood why Pynchon and DFW are considered the same level as Joyce here (or even higher). Ulysses is the only book that deserves its place as part of the /lit/ triad.

>>9929061
>/lit/ triad
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