/lit/ - Literature

Here's the daily update!
There haven't been many changes, and I think this is not going to increase.
46 books have been confirmed, and I would like to get that to 50, so I can focus on making the actual chart!
So 4 books from the 'one person' list can still be added, or new recommendations; as long as there are other people backing it up, it can be on the list.
Note that I'm not trying to force to get 50 books on the chart (if we end up with fewer, that's also fine), but rather saying that there are only 4 more places until I start making the chart.
If books are going to be added after that, another book will have to have to be deleted from the chart.

>Important:
Joseph Heller - Something Happened, and Kenzaburo Oe - Teach Us to Outgrow Our Madness, are both on the 'one person' chart. Both of these are pretty big writers, have other people read these works? The people who recommended these works spoke highly of them.

Key:
Green - Books that stay
Blue - Books being replaced by another by the same author
Orange - Books on which it's undecided
Red - Books that will be removed
Nothing - This book has not been talked about, so I have almost no information on it

>Books that are going to be added:
[replacements]
Marquis de Sade - 120 Days of Sodom
Cormac McCarthy - Blood Meridian
Sarah Kane - Cleansed
Joyce Carol Oates - Zombie
Hubert Selby Jr. - The Room
J.G. Ballard - Crash
Peter Sotos - Proxy

[new entries]
William S. Burroughs - Naked Lunch
Chuck Palahniuk - Haunted
Evan Connel - Diary of a Rapist
Gabrielle Wittkop - Necrophiliac
Pier Paolo Pasolini - Petrolio
Mo Hayder - Pig Island
Artaud - Heliogabalus
John Ridley - The Drift
Leon Bloy - Sweating Blood
Agota Kristof - The Notebook Trilogy
Edgar Hillsenrath - The Nazi and the Barber
George Bernanos - Mouchette
Linda Lovelace - Ordeal
Arthur Rimbaud - A Season in Hell
Nikanor Teratologen - Assisted Living

>Books on the list no one has talked about (in depth): should they stay or do they have to go, and why?
Louis Aragon - Irene's Cunt
Slavenka Draculic - The Taste of a Man
J T LeRoy - The Heart is Deceitful Above All Things
Natsuo Kirino - Grotesque

>Books that are recommended to be added to the list, but only by one person: should they be added, or not, and why?
Kathy Acker - Blood and Guts in High School
John Hawkes - Second Skin / The Lime Twig
Joseph Heller - Something Happened
Sorokin - The Day of Oprichnik
Jachym Topol - The Devil's Workshop
Kenzaburo Oe - Teach Us to Outgrow Our Madness
Charles Maclean - The Watcher
Steven Barber - Caligula: Divine Carnage
Frederick Exley - A Fan's Notes
Andrea Dworkin - Mercy
Kate Millet - The Basement
Unica Zürn - Dark Spring
Patrick Süskind - Perfume
Blake Butler - 300,000,000