/lit/ - Literature

ITT: Post the juvenalia of popular authors

How does it compare to blood meridian?

Does anyone want to buddy-read Suttree with me?

I love it. Let's talk about it.

>>22167417
Cornelius Suttree

i love this book

>Finish book
>feel completely empty inside and have a small tinge of utter dread in my soul
Wtf bros I even liked the book

>uses every weird synonym for "black" under the sun for black people
>actually liberal on race

This book was not that good. Boon Hoggenbeck’s illegitimate grandsons wife’s son blah bleh bloh

People who say that McCarthy writes verbose nonsense don't have an internal monologue and can't visualize an apple rotating in their mind's eye

This month's book is Suttree by renowned contemporary author Cormac Mcarthy. Join us, Anon, and start reading today. I am setting up an interview with Cormac right here on /lit/. I just need to get ahold of him first. In the meantime, let's talk about the opening chapters of Suttree.

How close is Cornelius Suttree to Cormac McCarthy? I imagine the church scene must have happened in real life.

For me, it’s Suttree.

>>18644547
read this bro

How about a thread about a McCarthy book other than Blood Meridian. What did you guys think about Suttree?

Post all time cozy kino

This is really good so far, pretty comfy. I can't believe that feller was humping watermelons, the moonlight melonmounter.

>>17789486
pic related, the scene where Suttree is lost in the woods is kino

>>17738651
pic related is the funniest book ive read. the antics with gene harrogate were hilarious especially the pig scene. i've read a confederacy of dunces and it certainly wasn't as funny as its made out to be but it stilled made me exhale heavily from my nose a few times.

What is the hardest you have ever been filtered by a book?

Pic very related for me. I've tried to get through this thing but it's impenetrable for me.

Cormac's best book by a long shot

Does he die at the end or am I brainlet? Explain your interpretation of the ending.