Books: The Thread

[Summa]

catch 22

another one of my favorites simply because i love heller, but speaking of catch-22, squeezer has had mine for a yr or so and still hasn't read it! read it you cock so i can get it back before i retire!

[DoTheFandango]

You pussy, I've read Gravity's Rainbow 3 times now, twice in less than a month. Both those times it was for a class, Best novel ever written. Pynchon has more to say about the modern complex or common life than any other author I've found.

I suppose I have a different reading style than you, but I agree wholeheartedly that the book is a work of genius. I just can't get through it. It's like eating your way out of a grave of marshmellows. I know it's worth it, but after like 3 I don't want to do it.

[gran guerrero]

if you're into folktales



this is what inspired dragon ball (eventually z)

pretty funny with some buddhist philosophy

[Jedi DC]

you guys should read

Confederacy of Dunces BY JOHN KENNEDY TOOLE, that's like one of the funniest novels ever written

The Road TO lOS ANGELES by JOhn FANTE IS pRETTY FUNNY TOO

p.s. nietzsche sucks, so does hermann hesse except for siddharta

[Vehicle]

40 pages to go:


Before that:

And


There were a couple others in the middle, Slowness (another Kundera), The Fatal Eggs and a couple shit books that I closed after twenty pages (Supreme Courtship)