name a better piece of literature
>pro tip: you can't
>>7830602
I really can't think of any. Snowcrash is a masterpiece.
>>7830644
my favorite character is uncle enzo
>>7830602
Leo Tolstoy War and Peace.
i've wanked better literature into tissues
>>7830602
Gene Wolfe The Fifth Head of Cerberus.
>>7830661
lol its so old and cliche. terribly predictable. yawn
>>7830602
Stanisław Lem Solaris
Optional: His Master's Voice.
>>7830677
Certified:
Pleb.
>>7830677
Rekt. Get out.
>>7830690
lol what a drag that book was. why we're the scientists so fucking stupid? I think maybe 4 things might have happened that entire book my visitor would have been my dad cat Jeff
>>7830602
Certified:
Patrician.
>>7830602
>>7830732
>buys into patrician meme
3/10 b8
I'm still triggered.
Snow Crash is the worst book I've read in my adult life.
That book could only appeal to people who have said "Deadpool was actually a pretty good film," and people who have a "meta-sarcastic" sense of humor.
That book put me off the cyber-punk sub-genre permanently. It's a shame because I enjoyed Neuromancer and planned on checking out more of it.
Fuck Stephenson, fuck his whole Neil Gaiman/ Douglas Adams tier.
Garbage for all-growed-up 15-year-olds in 2003.
I bet you listen to Papa Roach and the other "real classics of that era".
>>7830751
who gives a fuck. cry more pussy
I read the diamond age, thought it was total dog shit. cannot be bothered to try this author again.
>>7830761
It's a literature board, and I'm not "totally post-ironic", so I care enough to warn other people.
I bet you've said "Patrick Rothfuss is a great world-builder."
The Wind-Up Girl.
>you will never anally violate a Japanese sex robot with a champagne bottle and watch as her biology forces her to enjoy it
>>7830769
But you didn't read the blurb! It said he's literary now! Wow!
>>7830769
This, the only book I read from him and I really didn't enjoy it at all. It's put me off reading Snow Crash
>>7830732
Wrong.
See>>7830700
>>7830602
I tried reading this book several times and couldn't get very far into it. When I'm done reading Neuromancer I'll give it another go though.
>>7830922
why? couldn't handle all the kick ass balls to the walls in yo face action?
>>7830930
Not sure desu, I liked his world building, and the characters seemed interesting. I think I was distracted by vidya at the time. Although these days I'm trying to play less vidya and read/write more.
Hamlet
Is may ebbetter
>>7830751
Hear hear
