What do you think of this bad boy here?

Great book. But it's written by a black man, so people will try to take shots at it here or completely dismiss it.

Shameless rip off the HG Wells version, but with less invisible dicks

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>>9962968

5/10 book only popular because it was written by a darkie.

>>9962968
>bought it when i was young thinking it was a thriller about an actual invisible man
Wasn't disappointed though. I think its fairly over rated, however

>>9962968
One of the best North American novels of its period, along with Augie March and Seize the Day.

>>9963672
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>>9962968
Need to read it sometime, been dying to get my hands on a copy but it's likely to just wait in my backlog for a while

>>9963672


well, it's in the starterkit alongside the likes of catch 22 and twain, so...

>>9962968
boring, sentimental, uninspired, american trash

>>9962968
Poor man's Notes from the Underground. Not bad, worth a read, but also not the savior of American literature that some people seem to treat it as.

>>9962968
Amyone who claims they enjoyed this book is lying to you.

>>9962968
Very good, probably the best book ever written by a black man. Also commonly misunderstood, though not very complex.

awesome book

>>9966643

well, I did (op)

During some of it I was listening to Miles Davis and I legit tripped

He has some really interesting metaphores. I felt that was the best part of the book, along with the dialogues

>>9966728

Seems to be more about human relations than race itself...

Also, a very good prediction of the future. Black people are still used by higher up to get votes and advance their agendas.