/lit/ - Literature

>>21630148
>>21630171
I love that cover but after reading it I think I might prefer the original, the woman on the chair

>>10767452

I just finished reading 2666.

H-hold me, /lit/. What do I even do next? Where do I go from here? It certainly doesn't get any better than this.

What did Archimboldi do in Mexico? What happened to Klaus? What happened with the murders?

Holy shit I'll never know, WE'll never know, Bolaño is dead. My chest hurts from the pure anxiety coming from the acknowledgement of the fact that this is it.

What can I read to alleviate the pain? I have the Woes of the True Policemen. Is that gonna do it?

Anyways, Bolaño appreciation thread, 2666 thread, whatever.

>>8863781
I don't know, man, but here's a shit cover for a great book.

So why is called " dos mil seiscientos sesenta y seis" anyway? the number is never mentioned

Hey guys, going to visit Mexico soon and i am interested is going to Santa Teresa.
Is still as bolano described it? For some reason i cant find it in the map.

So do anything at all happens here? 100 pages and is just some boring academic love triangle

>le devil numbet
>le red edgy cover
>dude rape and bagina XD

really? this is what you guys consider a good book?

Working my way through this monster

>>8243853
Absolutely.
I have a feeling that english speakers care more about presentation than we do, and it's quite nice, to be honest.
Pic related: it's the cover I'm stuck with, since it's the only issue available in my country.

>>6479038
>only 5 episodes
tfw