/lit/ - Literature

Just purchased a Kindle wifi with keyboard and am blowing through books now that I don't get numb hands from holding up thick hardcovers in the bathtub for hours.

Finished Don Delillo's Underworld. I get the hype.

Killed Chomsky's Manufacturing Consent, pretty great easy read. Wondering what you guys would suggest I move onto next in Chomsky's prolific back catalogue?

Killed McCarthy's Child of God. My God, the guy has stayed remarkably consistent through 30 years of writing. All I have left is Outer Dark and The Orchard Keeper and I'll have completely read his works. Probably my favourite author.

Started working on Vollman's Imperial. Very interesting and I'm reminded of _Borderlands_ which I think is heavily influenced by Vollman.