/lit/ - Literature

>>10423648
here's the chums of chance
they're the bois of the skois

>>10155790
I liked it. If you're a plot-focused reader you might feel as though 3/4s of it could be cut. The central story is a diasporic family drama. A tragedy happens, and a family scatters for ten years, reunites, blah blah blah. It's very bittersweet and narrow in its central focus, but it's also what you'd call sprawling and goofy with it's huge cast of characters.

It's excessively wordy and indulgent to some. It has a huge level of attention to historical detail, setting, and contemporary academia, while simultaneously straying far from realism. I'd say it's exactly halfway between Gravity's Rainbow and Mason & Dixon in terms of scope, detail, and aesthetic.

Here's an image of some side characters.

>>10002247

>>9373138
Yes it follows the tropes of typical serial adventures but it has

>Muh 5D universe
>Avoids time travel
>Central finite curve
>philosophy
>freewheeling dialogue that sounds unscripted due to being full of self-interruptions, stutters a-and interjections.

>>8106561
t. Lindsey Noseworth

>>8105953
He just wants to write autistic Awesome McCoolname characters in outlandish universes who are all for some inexplicably reason interested in the same shit he is.

Which is the best reason to right books tbhfam