/lit/ - Literature

Come on, bros. This book is boring as fuck.

>>14854539
last part is by far the best

>>14854539
you just got meme'd

>>14855080
I didn't. I read The Savage Detectives and it became one of my favorites, this one just isn't doing anything to me.

>>14855087
then you may not like his posthumous works, it's all downhill from here

>>14854539
Part about the crimes is not that good. I enjoyed the part about Archimboldi a lot

>>14854539
>not enjoying the Part about Fate

>>14854539
>posts a week ago asking about why 2666 is good
>waits a couple days
>posts asking how it’s changed people’s lives
>waits a couple days
>posts “what am I in for?” after buying it
>reads one section
>posts this today
Zoomers are mentally handicapped. You can’t read one book without asking first if you should buy it, asking if it will change your sorry life, asking if you should keep reading past page 10. You’re never ever gonna make it.

>>14854539
The last part is the best.

>>14855284
I honestly think the Marvel films, endless sequels, reunions etc have definitely weakened the imagination of many. They keep expecting answers, fitting conclusions and ease into comfortable resolutions; which 2666 and most Bolano to that degree, does not.

>>14854539
my favorite part was the 1st part when they just talked about books cus im autistic

>>14855394
I haven’t even watched a Disney movie past the first Avengers, and never watched any DC one except for Joker (which was shit).

>>14855446
That part is pretty comfy until they sperg out on Pajeet.

>>14855456
But that was the best part

>>14854539
>Does it get better than this?
no
you should have read the savage detectives instead

low t thread

>>14855284
At least this is a thread about a book. Count how many threads about books are in the catalog right now.

>>14855446
If you liked that part you should read Nazi Literature in the Americas. It's a fake encyclopedia of authors and their published works.

Anyone read Woes of a True Policeman?