/lit/ - Literature

Let me throw out this recommendation-post, just in case someone is interested.

>Start with less than zero if you want to see a single, passive protagonist stand by idely and watch as the people around him do one horrible thing after another.
Or
>Start with rules of attraction for multiple protagonists. The stories are intertwined, but everyone's stuck in their own disconnected reality.

>Continue with American Psycho. I suggest you listen to the audiobook, since the pages of item descriptions are tiring to read, but actually kind of meditative when they're being read to you.
>Now it's time for Lunar Park, Bret Easton Ellis' true autobiography. >implying Seriously though. It's his best book by far, especially if you're familiar with his other works.

I haven't read imperial bedrooms yet, so I don't know whether it's worth a recommendation.