/lit/ - Literature

>>7211591
Well, the point I was trying to make was that it's not really hard. Try subvocalizing as you read. It's just a different kind of narrative voice to get used to.

>>7211606
Just a matter of taste, I guess. I find the book hilarious, and get a real sense of otherworldly mystery seeping up through the text. The plot is not what I'd call nonsensical but ambiguous, and I think there is a pretty big reveal near the end, with the history of Trystero. And you're right about no point being made in the end, but only because it's made at the very start. But again, different strokes for different folks.

Some /lit/ related art for you all. Can anyone name the book this is mentioned in?