does it still hold up well in the 21st century?
>>7989748
It doesn't hold up well in the 20th century.
It was like the YA novel of its time.
I bet Capote was ashamed to have helped her out so much, and was even more ashamed when this hot garbage won a Pulitzer.
It doesn't even hold up by the fourth page.
My favorite authors are Thomas Pynchon and David Foster Wallace. My favorite novel is Finnegans Wake.
It's a blatant plagiarization of Faulkner's 'Intruder in the Dust' and I'm surprised it doesn't get called out more for it
it's still shit
>>7990628
Is it really? And why? Haven't read it yet, but got it as a present. Person who gave it to me said it was a great book, as well as many critics apparently.
I like it a lot, fuck /lit/.
>>7990167
Uh, Greetings
>>7990669
boring
