What is the most nihilistic book you've ever read?

The Ego and His Own

My desu, diary.

The Lime Works by Thomas Bernhard

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The first third and the last third of 120 days of sodom

I skipped the middle part because I wanted to get to the """"good"""" stuff. I'll finish when I get round to it.

Lolita

What happened by hillary

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Naked Lunch

Mein Kampf

>>9935524
second post best post.

My fanfics, desu

Ecclesiastes

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atlas shrugged

Moй днeвник, дecy.

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I am reading this right now and I am disappointed by the way it's headed into. It started out interestingly, I thought it would advocate for individualism and against losing your own in a collective, but now it started with things such as:
>Nero wasn't actually bad
>a party in the opposition should disregard morality to gain power

That's not nihilism, that's just being edgy. Should I keep reading or is it just more silly politics?

History and evolutionary psychology books

Joseph-Michel Labard - Anal Axis

Fight Club

The stranger

Ulysses
House of Leaves
Inherent Vice
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A Clockwork Orange, without consulting the glossary

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