Elliot Rodger's manifesto

No but seriously try Le chaos et la nuit by Montherlant.

>>7705880
You can't go wrong with more Céline, obviously.
Once you're done reading his other books, I suggest you try a few novels by Thomas Bernhard, like Woodcutters or The Lime Works. He's known for his misanthropic humour and eccentric writing style.

You might also enjoy the movie Fires on the Plain by Kon Ishikawa. It's about a sickly Japanese soldier trying to stay alive during World War II. He gets lost, wanders around ruined landscapes and meets all kinds of degenerates. It's a very cynical and depressing movie, yet it's also strangely funny.

thanks for the recomendations. il def. check those out. btw, watched burmese harp and was very pleased, so i guess il watch this one now