/lit/ - Literature

>>3317367
>>3317368
Do you guys even the posts people reply to, or you do just kind of guess your way through?

1. What is your favourite postmodern book of all time, and why?

2. What is your least favourite, and why?

3. How many postmodern books have you read, ever?

4. What is your favourite thing about postmodernmism?

I like this one.

Greatest = 2666, Roberto Bolano

Worst = Only Revolutions, Mark Z Danielewski

Something random inbetween = The Broom of the System, David Foster Wallace

She was just some minor or lonely author, early or mid-thirties, kinda pretty (but not slutty), promoting her first book which was some young kids' book. I felt bad for her. I was in the store for an hour, and only saw 2 people talk to her. She kept smiling and seemed happy though. Poor chick-pea.

I'm partway through The Magus at the moment, and enjoying it a lot. It's a pyschological thriller with a pretty good prose style, for those that don't know.

http://www.goodreads.com/review/show/223516692

God, read the first paragraph. How are people like this allowed to talk about books? Even Quentin isn't that annoying.