/lit/ - Literature

Help me with a creative writing assignment /lit/. I need a name for a non-existent religion that sounds legit. The more unsettling the name, the better but yet, it can't be too directly unsettling. I'm looking for something very subtle.

i.e. exampleism.

Hello /lit/, I've recently started reading a lot, and I'd like some recommendations based on the books I've read, and those I've not yet read but are on my wishlist. Here's a little list, I'll mark those I've read or still reading as '(R)':
Herman Hesse - Siddhartha
Jack Kerouac - The Dharma Bums
Jack Kerouac - On the Road (R)
Hunter S. Thompson - The Gonzo Papers
Franz Kafka - The Trial (R)
J.J. Ballard - The Atrocity Exhibition
Tom Wolfe - The Electric Kool-Aid Acid Test
Carlos Castenada - A Separate Reality (R)

I hope you can deduce my preferences a bit through that list. Thanks in advance.

Neat, my thread is still around
>>1230933
That's pretty cool, I've liked William Blake for a while but I didn't know he influenced Morrison. Another one to add to the list then.
>>1230943
>>1230945
Also added to the list.
Looks like I've got enough reading material now to last me at least 'till the end of the year. Before I start all this I'm going to read Goncharov's 'The Frigate Pallada' though, I've had it lying around for a while now.