My dad says its about a man who is just slightly off, what should I expect ?
I want to read steppenwolf
Jacob Reed
Evan Gomez
why don't you read it and THEN come back with a hot take.
Grayson Reyes
Will do
Joseph Bell
a man that's slightly on in a world that's slightly off
John Bailey
It's not that good but it's not terrible either. If your dad says you should read it, then do it, that way you can talk about it with him
Ryan Stewart
Can't tell if contrarian and meaningless or insightful
Anthony Robinson
Its a coming of age story but the dude is old and he slams young ass.
Blake Rodriguez
Classic boomercore literature.
Easton Perez
Any chart on boomercore lit?
Nicholas Martin
How does this book compare to Demian? I like Demian a lot
Ayden Morgan
I thought it was a story about taking LSD. It didn't really make much sense
Jeremiah Allen
Just read it, you're in for a treat.
Steppenwolf is my favorite book and I think was more insightful than Demian, but that said Demian is more relatable (and also more accessible, even though it's less popular).
Isaac Young
It's not good at all
Isaiah Scott
>what should I expect ?
Dylan Diaz
My impression is the sort of people who make meme charts aren't well-read enough to accurately pin the boomer meme to real pieces of written work.
Jordan Jenkins
I vote 'mildly insightful, but made to seem more so by neat phrasing'
Wyatt Fisher
It's a story about a man living in the past wanting to be a part of the modern society, but not wanting to drop his bad habits.
Luis Hughes
The book wants to show a modern man's struggle, instead it explains the rise of national socialism in Germany.
Wyatt Peterson
a nihilist flirting with becoming a hippy
it's not bad, but its message is not very timely post-1968
Hudson Carter
neither of these things...
Samuel Peterson
It´s Faust without verse or mephisto
also, see
Aiden Lee
I read it recently, I enjoyed it. It inspired me to draw some shit ms paint.
My view of the main character changed quite a lot throughout the eary pages of the book.
Connor White
The ending is interesting, Hermen said a lot of old people misunderstood the point of the book, which clears up my interpretation of the ending a bit. Remebering the introduction also helps clear it up though I think.