/lit/ - Literature

What are the most unsettling/disturbing books you've read? I'm looking for recommendations.

AI is evil because... he's evil

>>10516982
Harlan Ellison's stuff is a good read if you want to feel some despair.

I have only listened to a few and the best seemed to be I have no mouth I must scream.It had a creepy voice and nice background sound and was only on for an hour.Lying on my bed in the dark just made me feel like I was there.

Are there any audiobooks what could give a house of leaves sort of vibe ?
Obvs that's not going translate well as a audiobook but if you've read it then you know how it can make you feel.and that's what I want from this audio book

>>8152547
>thinking everyone is made the same in some sort of human factory

I despise those of your kind. I bet you believe in "blank slates" and communism too.
>mfw

P/s: you shouldn't ask "how do people like you can get married?", you should ask why your kind of people are not married (inb4 full MGTOW arguments)

>be on car trip with family 2 years ago
>be on highway
>pass by busy exit
>at the time my nose was buried in I Have No Mouth And I Must Scream
>get to the climax
>suddenly, my sister gasps
>apparently she had seen some motorcyclist's head broken open from an accident that had occurred just moments before
>mfw I was within a few hundred yards of a guy's sudden death whilst reading IHNMBIMS.

Forgive me for sounding ignorant but I've just realised this now. I know what the third reich (Nazi Germany) but what was the first and second reich?

>>5195707