#2921
thanks ill try that. out of those you posted i like borges, dfw never clicked right w/ me, re pynchon i can only stand Inherent Vice and The Crying of Lot 49, never read burroughs or the rest, franzen/mcsweeneys is the worst
#2922
haha we are inverse on pynchon, GR is great, i like V and M&D, i havent finished AtD but i enjoyed it. cot49, iv and vineland i dont like
#2923
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#2924
i read it p quickly a while back but i remember IV being really funny. i get lost in his other stuff and quickly lose interest, cuz I'm dumb
#2925
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#2926
im being talked into reading gravitys rainbow in earnest. god save me
#2927

Impper posted:

im being talked into reading gravitys rainbow in earnest. god save me



#2928
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#2929
jr fucking is so fucking good
#2930

Impper posted:

im being talked into reading gravitys rainbow in earnest. god save me



thats my other favorite book

#2931
ive read probably 30% of it before and just hated it but i've been given a strategy for reading it, so we'll see i guess. i really hope i don't like this and get into the whole world of "baby finland fiction"
#2932
plow through the first 200 pages and dont get too caught up with following plot and characters on the first read. just enjoy the ride.
#2933
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#2934
I am Jack in the Box's 99 cent tacos
#2935
i am joel's complete lack of discernible genitalia
#2936
I am Communism's seven digit body count.
#2937
yea thats what i was told, not to let the world envelop me
#2938

Impper posted:

yea thats what i was told, not to let the world envelop me



consider it your rape whistle in wonderful wacky seedy underbelly of mid 20th century europe

#2939
lol. my envelopment whistle
#2940
CALL THE SVU!! CALL OLIVIA BENSON I WAS JUST BEATEN AND ENVELOPED!
#2941

EmanuelaOrlandi posted:

CALL THE SVU!! CALL OLIVIA BENSON I WAS JUST BEATEN AND ENVELOPED!



Ice T is like damn thats fucked up.

#2942
noah cicero tweet:

my new novel has been rejected by every major publisher/feel like i might be deranged/not like a failure/but what is wrong with me



this owrld is so corrupt

#2943
haha
his problem is he writes decently and not liberally
#2944

Impper posted:

haha
his problem is he writes decently and not liberally



he has an interview and profile on huffpo and is member to the "transgressive fiction" genre. who are yuo kidding boy

#2945
"transgressive fiction" as a genre might be the lamest thing i've ever heard
#2946
thats so rude, impper is right there man
#2947
idk what transgressive fiction is but noah cicero's books are really decent and honest and good soooo whatever you say bro>?
#2948
i'm not judging him or his books, i'm just saying that making Transgression a genre is retarded

like "yeah man i'm really into suspenseful fiction"
#2949
oh yea, i was just arguig with baby djinn
#2950

Ironicwarcriminal posted:

i'm not judging him or his books, i'm just saying that making Transgression a genre is retarded

like "yeah man i'm really into suspenseful fiction"



also it's an interesting kind of "transgression" that can be normalized into a genre

#2951

dongs posted:

Ironicwarcriminal posted:
i'm not judging him or his books, i'm just saying that making Transgression a genre is retarded

like "yeah man i'm really into suspenseful fiction"


also it's an interesting kind of "transgression" that can be normalized into a genre



pretty analogous to the bdsm 'community' (or 'intellectual tradition' haha) really

#2952
how about chuck palahniuk impper. do you like him
#2953
no he's pretty terrible
#2954
i'll field this one for him: no.
#2955
dang too slow
#2956
palahniuks books are full of obnoxious pretense and grandstanding and badly written, cicero's books are honest and well written. not really much if any overlap
#2957
i havent read enough of palahniuk to say that he's definitively an idiot but he never says smart things afaik; cicero in one of his books said some really smart stuff about going and reading the 'american classics' and realizing that the entire beat generation was based on their incredible post-war wealth so that was p cool. it was like sort of an obvious observation but reached through unprecedented path
#2958

Impper posted:

palahniuks books are full of obnoxious pretense and grandstanding and badly written, cicero's books are honest and well written. not really much if any overlap



yea................

#2959

Impper posted:

i havent read enough of palahniuk to say that he's definitively an idiot but he never says smart things afaik; cicero in one of his books said some really smart stuff about going and reading the 'american classics' and realizing that the entire beat generation was based on their incredible post-war wealth so that was p cool. it was like sort of an obvious observation but reached through unprecedented path



right.........

#2960
do any of u remember that scene in the noah cicero book where he goes back to ohio and al his friends are just disgusting drug addicted barfly rednecks. that was awesome