>tfw it becomes cool to love this book again
dabbing on the 'contrarian' art hoes
Tfw it becomes cool to love this book again
Julian Stewart
Dylan Martin
It's the best American novel in over 20 years.
Cameron Jenkins
Why is that a good thing? AMericans and their literature have the depth of puddles
Julian Carter
>not Against the Day
user..
Connor Rogers
I agree with this. Against the Day is better. Re-reading it now. It got even better.
Juan Jenkins
Against the day sucks
Yeah ok faggot, tell that to McCarthy, Pynchon, DeLillo, Barth, Roth, Ellroy, McElroy, Kerouac, Burroughs, Lowry, Miller, Faulkner, TS Eliot, O'Connor, Hemingway, Fitzgerald, Dickinson, Melville, Hawthorne, Thoreau, Whitman, ETC
Thomas Rogers
stop being obsessed with us. We're not going to fuck you.
Luke Mitchell
generalizations are for brainlets
James Roberts
whatever pisshole country you come from probably has 1 national poet who wrote an assrag of love songs and 2 novels who eeked into the public eye for their piggybacking the modernists and being written by the only autistic person in the entire legally retarded country
Jordan Brooks
>starts with McCarthy
Lucas Bennett
based self-contradicting user
Tyler Campbell
Against the day DOES suck. Mason & Dixon, Vineland, and Gravity's Rainbow are three of the best ever uses of English language
Henry Morales
>muh derivative takes on frontier morality/bourgeois malaise repeated ad nauseum!
Enjoy it I guess
;^)
From America so the only thing wrong here are the low numbers
Charles Mitchell
>larping as an amerilard
begone
David Wood
It's always been cool to like DFW. Who really gives a shit what a small, bitter and obviously envious group think about a man ten years dead now?
Kevin Robinson
I think you're wrong. Against the Day is much better in scope, style and tone than Mason & Dixon or Gravity's Rainbow. Even in story. It almost reads like "the great american novel", with the main story revolving about the life of an american family.
Leo Green
triggered Americunts. What does it feel like being the laughing stock of the world. All your money and military toys won't give you any respect in the eyes of even the most remote peasant.
Hudson Ortiz
>y-youre triggered!
be still, child
Brody Price
>tfw waiting for my copy of V. to come in the mail
soon I'll be a patrician just like the cool anons on Yea Forums
Luke Ward
>tfw just recently finished both V. and Lot 49.
Lucas Peterson
What is with DFW and people levitating? Is this and Pale King the only examples in his writing in which an admirable character randomly floats?
Samuel Ross
>all americans are in love with americana
lol now I feel like you're larping as a burger
Sebastian Gomez
it's an old religious trope actually; certain aescetics were rumored to have attained such purity and enlightenment that they could levitate across religions
Aaron Ward
stop larping and have sex, seething yurocel
John Phillips
DFW was nothing more than a parody of all postmodernists, and he knew it. This is a horrible book used as a paperweight by college kids trying to seem intelligent. There is nothing of substance in the overinflated and droning thousand-and-some-odd pages crammed into this glorified firestarter. Stephen king writes better prose. If I could remove a single author from the history of humanity, it would be this pretentious fucknugget.
Camden Howard
these two anons are Great
Angel Barnes
Come back when you have a Homer or a Milton.
Parker Diaz
Lyle is an extremely patient ghost.
Ayden Lopez
>t. Harold Bloom pretending to be an art hoe online
Colton Morales
>Stephen king writes better prose
False
Luis Mitchell
Wallace killed himself for a reason.
Isaiah Rodriguez
Based little frog
Hope you enjoy it
Hunter Martin
Respect? Save it for the weddings, Ahmed, we're doing fine.
Juan Hill
I'll never read this trash.
Eli Robinson
more like the depth of poodles lol
Henry Scott
is it worth reading?
David Young
yes
Logan Turner
this, he was such a chad that the women he fucked are still trying to get famous based off their association with him (t. Mary Karr)