Books that have made a mark on you, also what should I read next
What did you read first, negro?
Moby Dick left marks on me.
>>7884179
I'm not black lol I just finished the brothers karamazov guess I'll read moby dick
>>7884179
>Moby Dick left marks on me.
This
>>7884334
The Island of the Day Before
Personally Maugham's the razor'z edge. It might be a little on the romanticized side, but it peft a big impact on the kind of personI aspire to be
>>7884066
The Long Walk by Stephen King. It's a cheesy and kind of terrible novel but it taught me a lot about persistence and not giving in when it seems like the odds are against you.
>>7884334
I know you're not.
[Spoiler]Black ppl don't read[\spoiler]
>>7884066
Hiro Protagonist?
What did you think of Imperial?
I think he's on a fast track of improvement, excited to see future work.
>>7884671
Nah, he's denzel curry
>>7884693
WUhZ
>>7885121
I thought it was great. Pure enough is my favorite song
>>7885268
QÆNGZ
>>7884466
>razor'z edge
Edgy avant la letter, is it?
So I take it you loved Snow Crash? Well, to each his own. Try Neuromancer for detox.
Dog Soldiers, Robert Stone.
The Tartar Steppe by Dino Buzzati.
Read it. It's short. There are no excuses to ignore it's brilliance.
>>7885719
But snow crash is quite good. Of course, sprawl is a head higher.
And really wtf experience try Viktor Pelevin 's SNUFF. One of best dystopia /cyber books. IMHO
>>7884066
Collins English Dictionary hardback edition has a fair heft.
One thrown by a classmate broke my nose in '98
>>7885815
You may appreciate Le Rivage des Syrtes (don't know the English title) by Julien Gracq, who's got roughly the same theme, but with better writing.
>looked it up on Amazon, apparently it's called "The Opposite Shore" in English
