>>65731393
I read half of Wasp Factory in a bookstore and didn't like it... I was a teenager, so maybe it was immaturity, but I went in hoping for a really transgressive, fucked up novel, but actually reading it, the story was just way too mundane.

The Wedding Present - Seamonsters
Patrick Suskind - Perfume

>>65731447
the ending was super fucked up to my 16 year old mind

you get a nice shamalamadingdong tvist

Failure - Fantastic Planet
Ray Bradbury - The Martian Chronicles

>>65731473
hmm, maybe I'll have to give it another go

I can't think of one for Hamlet at all, but Pinkerton and Catcher in the Rye is fairly obvious.

REM - Fables of the Reconstruction
William Faulkner - The Sound and the Fury

>Gone Girl
>Gone Girl Soundtrack

nah but really
>Gone Girl by Gillian Flynn
>St Vincent - Actor on Amy's chapters

>Pet Sematary by Stephen King
>after the truck part, Swans - The Seer

>>65731473
The thing about the disabled French girl I find almost more disturbing than the ending

>>65731543
>Pet Sematary

This one is such an enjoyable read, but when near the end it's all quickly explained as a generic zombie story it's hard not to be pissed at King again.

Remain in Light and American Psycho.

Invisible Touch or Sports are the obvious choices but I think Remain in Light's lyrics fit the book's themes better.

Giacomo Leopardi - Operette Morali
Red House Painters - Down Colorful Hill

Faulkner - As I lay Dying
Richard Dawson - The Magic Bridge

can't listen to music while reading though, desu

>>65731934
Same it completely distracts me