/lit/ - Literature

What are the most taboo, morality corrupting, transgressive books?

So I've saved up all the suggestions that I've not purchased nor read yet. Which ones are worth getting and why?

The Beetle Leg by John Hawkes
Nightwood by Djuna Barnes
Milkbottle H by Gil Orlovitz
Hebdomeros, by Giorgio de Chirico
The Bridge by Iain Banks
Box man by Kobo Abe
The Other Side by Alfred Kubin
The Cantos
John Banville
The Voyage to Arcturus
Invisible Cities and Pnin
the torture garden, by gustave mirbeau
Hubert Selby Jr.
Bruno Schulz
Proust
the unconsoled
Hilda Doolittle, usually published under HD
The Changing Light At Sandover, particularly in the cosmology department.
Philip Levine.
jiggery pokery
ee cummings
Gravity's rainbow
Sea of Ink: Richard Weihe
Une Semaine de Bonte - Max Ernst
Moral Disorder
Arthur C. Clarke's Childhood's End
Pynchon - Bleeding Edge
Watts - Blindsight
Negarestani - Cyclonopedia
Eclipse Phase Rulebook
The Fault in Our Stars by John Green
Infinite Jest by David Foster Wallace
the torture garden, by gustave mirbeau

So I want to learn as much about this man and his paintings as possible.

Please rec some books aside from the bible (already studying it) that will help me out.