Urs Alleman, he wrote a book (stream of consciousness) that I can't even mention here because mods
https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Urs_Allemann
i think it is just a stream of consciousness of a dog

generally today's fiction rated well on goodreads such as "15 days without a head", "The egg said nothing" etc, return to surrealism and absurdity
and of course William Peter Blatty

W.S. Burroughs
Osvaldo Lamborghini
de Sade?

>>7628453
Seconding this.

Also, Georges Bataille (story of the eye)
Henry Miller
Octave Mirbeau (the torture garden)
Carlton Melick III (Satan Burger)
Aleister Crowley
Chuck Palahniuk is fun if you like pulpy shit.

>>7626172
Alfred Jarry

>>7627755
Babyfucker. Don't be a faggot. We like Babyfucker here.

Jerzy Kosinski
Augusten Burroughs

>>7628482
Anon, Henry Miller is my next read (Sexus)
I really like Burroughs' work and is one of the reasons I'm checking Miller.
Do you think Sexus is a strong representative work of Miller? How does it compare to old Bill Lee?

>>7626172
There is nothing more absurd or shocking in word and pen than the Waste Land.

No amount of fame and not even being taught in public schools could ever diminish the obscurity and both literal and figurative obscenity of the poem.

my diary to be honest

>>7626172
Zettel's Traum is allegedly more difficult to read than Finnegans Wake.

Codex Seraphinius is a modern attempt at creating a Voynich Manuscript.