Latest book you read (1-10 scale)

[cxwx]

“The 158 Pound Marriage” - John Irving

8/10

[cxwx]

“Beautiful days” - Joyce Carol Oates 8.8

I checked out Ulysses from the library because apparently I hate my self

[The Real MPD]

The Icewind Dale Trilogy - 7.5

[Liam Spengler]

Christian and Oriental Philosphy of Art - 8
The Making of the British Landscape: From the Ice Age to the Present - 6
The Soul of Christianity: Restoring the Great Tradition - 8
The Spiritual Combat - 8
Beyond the Postmodern Mind - 8
The End of the Modern World - 9
Monologion - 8
The Ladder of Perfection - 9
The Ladder of Divine Ascent - 9
Garcia Lorca: Selected Poems - 9
Don Quixote - 10

[cxwx]

Christian and Oriental Philosphy of Art - 8
The Making of the British Landscape: From the Ice Age to the Present - 6
The Soul of Christianity: Restoring the Great Tradition - 8
The Spiritual Combat - 8
Beyond the Postmodern Mind - 8
The End of the Modern World - 9
Monologion - 8
The Ladder of Perfection - 9
The Ladder of Divine Ascent - 9
Garcia Lorca: Selected Poems - 9
Don Quixote - 10

Pfft, get outta here with that coloring book level shit. You’ve probably never even heard of Chuck Palahunick

[MANTIS]

Where the bird sings best - Alejandro Jodorowsky - 9/10

[cxwx]

Pynchon V - 8
The Crying Of Lot 49 - 10
Ellis -
Less Than Zero - 9
The Rules Of Attraction - 7
American Psycho - 10
Imperial Bedrooms -9
Kafka - The Metamorphosis and others - 7
Dostoevsky - Notes From The Underground and other stories - 9
Joyce Carol Oates - Beautiful Days - 8
Salinger - The Catcher In The Rye - 9
Italo Calvino - The Complete Cosmicomics - 8

[cxwx]

Leopold Bloom is a cuck bitch, Molly is a filthy slut who needs Valium and Shakespeare buttfucked his own grandfather.... or something.

[The Real MPD]

Fire and Blood - 8

[cxwx]

“Outer Dark” - Cormac McCarthy 10/10

“Survivor” - Chuck Palahniuk 10 greasy meat stains (jokes aside I was shocked at how enjoyable this was. I’ve never read anything of his before. I was expecting him to be a bad Brett Easton Ellis clone. I sort of get the Don DeLillo comparisons though he uses far less morose and verbose language. The novel made me not want to read any of his other work as it would probably be disappointing if it isn’t as good)

[featherboa]

Been trying to do WoC in 2019

- A Little Life - Hanya Yanagihara
- Kindred - Octavia Butler
- The Parable of the Sower - Octavia Butler
- The Underground Railroad - Colson Whitehead
- The Parable of the Talents - Octavia Butler
- Binti - Nnedi Okorafor
- The Fifth Season - N. K. Jemisin

[cxwx]

“Story Of The Eye” Georges Bataille - / 10

[the last fighting tommy]

https://monoskop.org/images/4/48/Klosso ... Circle.pdf

[featherboa]

- The Obelisk Gate - N. K. Jemisin
- The Stone Sky - N. K. Jemisin

The broken earth books are pretty dang good

I just saw the intelligent black holes thread, and it reminded me of these books...

[cxwx]

“Glamorama”- Brett Easton Ellis - 10/10

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[featherboa]

Thick: And Other Essays - Tressie McMillan Cottom
Sea People - Christina Thompson (audio)
The Ballad of Black Tom - Victor LaValle (audio)
The Long Way to a Small - Angry Planet by Becky Chambers


Ballad of Black Tom is a remake of Lovecraft

[The Real MPD]

The Shining - 7

[Honky Kong 64]

Citadel of the Autarch 7/10 And now I'm done with Gene Wolfe's Book of the New Sun. I guess I never even rated Claw of the Cociliator? It was probably a 7 as well. Despite this series never really blowing my mind or adding up to much more than the sum of parts, it was consistently enjoyable & classy and I routinely found myself missing that world whenever I had been away from it for a while. Recommended that febtus dust the first book off, at least. Honky - you done yet?

Not yet but I need to finish. It's been calling me.

Well that took long enough. Finally finished this and really enjoyed it. Should I go for Book of the Long Sun or naw?