Which book would you consider the best, in the style of 'stream of consciousness', book?
>Hard mode: no Joyce.
Sound & Fury
Faulkner
As I lay Dying too. Probably prefer Faulkner to Joyce tbh.
The Sound and the Fury
>>6472242
parts of Hunger by Knut Hamsun
The Waves by Woolf
>posting Sound and the Fury over Absalom, Absalom!
Y'all crazy. But yeah, the answer is Faulkner. Maybe possibly sometimes Woolf, but really Faulkner
Of this I've only read of Joyce (all of them). Which would you guys suggest the next step for me? Considering I'm way too hesitant for Faulkner at the moment.
>>6472382
are you fucking scared of a book?
>>6472393
Hesitant of disappointment and hype-backlash. So, yes I guess, I don't want it to hurt me.
>Only one non-English speaking author mentioned so far.
...Americans.
>>6472415
you're a massive faggot
Under The Volcano
>>6472455
Thank you. So, do you have any recommendations for big homo boys then?
The Death of Virgil
Beckett's novels
Gaddis
the rest of the good ones (Woolf, Faulnker) have been named in this thread already
