/lit/ - Literature

>>13002271
It's good, especially if you've read the stories and watched the movies it references a lot. I liked it more than Ghosts of My Life, but I didn't grow up in the British music scene of the 70s and 80s so ymmv.

I don't think you need to read Capitalist Realism for a good understanding of The Weird and the Eerie - they're not really all that related. I would recommend reading CR before reading Ghosts of My Life though - those two are a bit more intertwined.

If you like The Weird and the Eerie, I'd recommend spring-boarding into Eugene Thacker's Horror of Philosophy books. They pick up very nicely where Fisher left off.