What is the best title ever given to a book?
this
>>7443807
off topic zen and the art has been on my shelf for like three years because I got it for a quarter. is it worth reading?
It's a tie between A La Recherche Du Temps Perdu, Gravity's Rainbow, and Agapē Agape.
>>7443834
Not really. The memoir bits are nice and interesting but his overall attempt is to communicate the need for a broader/deeper approach to life/philosophy in the contemporary west, a message which is by no means novel by now and which most of us already feel is true.
>>7443820
Go back to /pol/
>>7443834
It's worth at least $0.75 so you got a bargain.
The point is: an objects value is dependent on the person using the object. And there is an academic struggle autobiographical plot line.
The Agony and the Ectasy
Of Human Bondage
Conspiracy of Dunces
To Kill a Mockingbird
those are pretty good titles to books of varying degrees of intrinsic quality.
>>7443842
it's a legitimately insightful and well written book, too bad you wont reader cause the cultural marxists have done a number on you
>>7443834
No. It's a 400-page wank by a pseudo-intellectual.
>>7443847
>Conspiracy of Dunces
Haha what?
>>7443834
You overpaid.
>>7444030
Sounds like exactly the kind of thing /lit/ would normally love.
>>7443847
>an objects value is dependent on the person using the object.
This is, like, a high school tier insight. How does someone write a whole book off of this?
>>7444340
the popularity of this book coincided with the rise of marijauna use in the US. Just sayin.
>>7444037
you know what I meant you pedant.
>>7444325
Good point.
>>7443807
Rabbit Redux
Carpenter's Gothic
Infinite Jest
Stand on Zanzibar
Under the Volcano
Blood Meridian
The sublime object of ideology
Satantango
Melancholy of Resistance
Physics of Sorrow
Eunoia
Master and Margarita
The Ass Vagina of Lucifer Niggerbastard
