ITT: Post your top eight favorite books, other anons give you recommendations

kek

>Tao Te Ching
>Valis
>Alice in Wonderland
>The Brothers Karamazov
>Kolyma Tales
>Divine Horsemen: The Living Gods of Haiti
>The Third Policeman
>Venus in Furs

L'Ingenu
Journey to the End of the Night
The Metamorphosis
Ficciones
Candid
The Chairs
White Noise
Tender Buttons

Read his short stories

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The Master and Margarita
Faust
Paradise Lost

I can't find anything else.

Unless we include genre fiction which would be:

Solomon Kane
Kane by Karl Edward Wagner
Roadside Picnic

Crime & Punishment
For whom the bell tolls
Ubiq
Being & Time
The Stranger
Hells Angles
Lie down in darkness
Pimp

I'm also thinking of the American Language by H.L. Mencken and the Gold Bug Variations

Being & Time sounds like it might be right up my alley. Ubik maybe for the sci-fi side of genre fiction.

Dostoyevsky and Hemingway I'm not a fan of.

The Stranger maybe.

Those Phill Dyck books are so much more than pulpy sci-fi... The Valis series especially as well as Ubik and Palmer Eldrich

Heidegger and Dostoevsky are the modern Apollo and Dynosis respectively for me ...

I love menkin too... not familiar with gold bug

Being and Nothingness

No one cares, faggot.

>Thus Spoke Zarathustra
>Crime and Punishment
>Brave New World
>The Stranger
>Why Nations Fail
>Misbehaving
>Genealogy of Morality
>Don Quixote

Except when you consider that Dostoyevsky was writing himself out of gambling debt.

Heidegger I see more of a modern Aristotle or Socrates figure in him. Not much so with mythology.

The Ego and its own

no particular order
>House of Leaves
>Only Revolutions
>Demian
>The Picture of Dorian Gray
>Speaker for the Dead
>Ficciones et al.
>The Great Gatsby
>Aku no Hana

Alienation by Rahel Jaeggi. A good and accessible philosophy book outlining a contemporary theory of alienation in the postmodern world.

kys