Who is the lit equivalent?
>>7736438
the fibonacci sequence
>>7736438
There's like a hundred of them
shit in movies/tv has already been done in literature a billion times over
>>7736446
name me 5 nonlinear novels that were meant to create the feeling of being in a dream
Pretty sure he claimed it was Kafka.
>>7736474
Renata Adler, Speedboat
Elizabeth Hardwick, Sleepless Nights
Franz Kafka, The Trial (dat jump scare behind the closet door)
R. M. Rilke, The Journals of Malte
Richard Brautigan, Trout Fishing in America
Log of the USS the Mrs. Unguentine
William Faulkner, like half his oeuvre
>>7736474
Nadja
The Castle
Finnegans Wake
Ta da
>>7736474
Finnegan's Wake
Alice's Adventures in Wonderland as well as Through the Looking-Glass (everything Carrol)
As I Lay Dying
Fucking Infinite Jest. Fine.
Breakfast of Champions (arguably Vonnegut's whole derivative project was injecting this feeling into everything he wrote)
>>7736474
This isn't even worth replying to seriously, you're an absolute fucking moron.
>>7736438
Knut Hamsun.
He literally namedrops him in Twin Peaks.
>>7736556
What would you recommend as a starting point for this author, and also his greatest work.
>>7734042
Kafka.
/thread
>>7736474
Murakami's weirder books do this a lot.
Huge fan of Lynch. I know he's a meme here but Pynchon's use of surrealism, out of place slapstick and spurts of darkness and violence struck me as very Lynchian.
Literally Lacan.
Do you even Zizek?
>>7736978
lmao, even the most accesible book is less accesible than lynch, because to watch a film you only have to sit down and get bombarded with images that you process passively
>>7736978
t. Someone who hasn't read Faulkner.
>>7736474
The whole of the surrealist movement.
Cioran
>>7737256
>process passively
>process
>passively
>hurr durr
>>7737278
>>7737256
I was about to say something, but he beat me to it.
>>7736474
Romanticism though
/tv/ please leave.
>>7736523
>humanities major attempts mathematics
>>7736850
Mysteries is his most Lynchian work.
>>7736978
u wot m8
>>7736474
Lynch basically just took the surrealism/automatic writing movement to cinema.
it is hilarious that plebs try to analyze his works for meaning
>>7737272
Looks like Jack Nance.
>>7738839
pretty spooky
>>7736474
Like half of surrealism/dadaism/post modernism in general _jelqs furiously_
