Post books you got memed into reading.

>>9966391
Blood Memedian

>>9966391
Ulyshit

>>9966391
Pedoita

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But it's really good, so I'll shill for it 24/7 once I'm done reading

Blood Meridian. It sucked.

I've read a lot of books due to their meme status, but I've actually enjoyed everything /lit/ has got me to read. Fuck you /lit/, be lower quality.

Catch 22

The Second Sex by Simon de Beuvior.

>>9968461
this

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all of them

>>9968622
>didn't start with the Greeks

Richard Yates by Tao Lin.

It's really my fault for mistaking a "ironically popular because it's actually shit" meme for a "popular to hate because it's actually good" meme. Lesson learned.

>>9968466
holy shit learn to spell you dumbass

Infinite Jest

My verdict: pretty fuckin good, could have done without the shit about 90's computers and cringey dialect monologues, though.

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>>9966420
holy samefagging

>>9969146
>>9966391
reading it right now. some chapters are excellent and entertaning, some other, in compensation, are very boring and seems like they're there for no purpose at all, so I have to power through them...and its not like joyce, that seems like a non-sense babble but is actually great, its just...boring

dfw said himself, "a kind of not-so-good joycean tumble"

>>9969224
I'm on page 320 and I agree. Some parts are excellent (like Erdedy waiting for the weed) while others are kind of a drag. I dont mind going through the less interesting parts though, for some reason. I guess I hope they're necessary to appreciate the novel as a whole?

>>9969348

Some of it is beyond me, but I really don't think all of it does mix cohesively. There are parts worth remembering and not but I don't doubt DFW had a vision with even the boring parts.

That said, it really picked up for me around 400.

>>9969348
I am >>9969224, on page 398, so my hopes has just gone a bit up hehe >>9969366

but I must say I am enjoying it overall

>>9969366
nice, good to hear. I'm enjoying it a lot so far.

>tfw no Mario brother

>>9966391
Anything by Corm(h)ack McCarthy

>>9969348

It necessitates a second and perhaps third reading. It's set up in such a way that important details which are glossed over amid the chaos become very pointed upon second look.