Thoughts?

Garbo

>>9982486
PRESTIGIOUS.

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>>9982486

NDT

>>9982560
non-destructive testing?

>>9982486
I actually got memed into buying an a physical copy of this, the first 50 or so pages are genuinely good and set up an interesting premise, but then it gets old fast before picking up again around page 200. I'd say it's worth reading, but don't expect any of the plot to resolve.

>>9982577
But anon that's why we have Miami and Tokyo

>>9982575
T is for talent

>>9982486
What is this book about?
Is about totalitarianism in Greenland?

>>9982591
https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=onAgO62a3gA

>>9982575
no discernible talent

>>9982603
This is just juvenile with no real point to it other than to mock some elements of postmodernism, but offering not improvement.

Fucking Blighttown.

>>9982631
Just something to remember /lit/ by, the first few sentences still send me cackling.

https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=y6VLTTTj5XI

>>9982603
Wtf was that? Is this book about weather forecasting?
That video was so boring.
I didnt get it, at all.
Tho that "just leave me Aline" may mean this book is about someone im deep shit.

>>9982642
The book has a bunch of unique 'inserts', I don't think the shipping is ever referenced again. A more accurate impression would be the first page or so, as in:
>>9982638

>>9982638
This is just poor.

>>9982665
Won't find a better piece on /lit/

>>9982648
Oh, so is a book of maxims? Luke the one from François de La Rochefoucauld?

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>>9982680
It's a 400-page comedy book written by an unknown number of authors, each one of them leaving their mark. It's like it was written by a spastic with a hundred warring personalities.

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It's honestly a surprisingly good read.

Good that a little something I had a part in got out there. Feels kinda neat desu.

I own one. I read about half of it and it was interesting in some ways then I got bored and moved on to something else. I mostly got it because I think it'd be interesting to look back at it in twenty years when 4chan and this entire style of humor is so dated that it became lame and unfunny then moved back out of it into nostalgia.
I also get a kick out of it whenever somebody looks over my bookshelf, sees it between legitimate classics, and calls it a cool collection with no idea what's in the one book they don't recognize.

Whatever anon ctrl-f'd and replaced every synonym for vagina with "feminine penis" is the greatest man on /lit/

>>9982504
SEMINAL

>>9982486
Where can you get a physical copy of this book

>>9984302
Google it and click on the link that goes to lulu

>>9984302
Online, think lulu.com has it

>>9984334
>>9984337
cheers

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You guys are my friends

>>9982486
Biggest meme we ever did

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>>9982486
creme et sugar is better

>>9986180
Literally completely different and a very much smaller scale

It's a curiosity.

>>9982486
The most innovative novel of the 21st century.

Hypersphere was better.

so who was your favorite character?
mine was white [supremacist] rat
PLEASE VISIT INFOWARS.COM

>>9987642
DFW

>>9987572
Late to the game when /lit/ had already printed 3 books

>>9984451
we made it lads

>>9984451
kek

>123 votes on Goodreads
>average of 4.6

hmmmm

The original and best.

what about Hypersphere?

>>9990458
Knock-off

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Without a doubt, the greatest work of meta-post-postmodernism of our time.