/lit/ - Literature

I like the way he expressed the sheer havoc and ruin Indians have imparted upon western society in "Call of the Caste"

>>22323348
Nothing. It's garbage. Kill yourself already Gardner.

I thought the book was stupid weird fun when I read it but the literal years of daily constant shilling has taken some of the joy out of it Gardner.

Does United Airlines really serve coke to its passengers?

The closest it comes to "revolutionary" is how much time its jobless NEET author spends shill-spamming it to an audience that is totally sick of him.
If you want something really revolutionary, Call Of United Airlines is what you're looking for.
Gardner's first 16 books are unedited pre-kindergarten gibberish & aren't worth the electrons it takes to store them on Amazon's servers.
But somehow, his 17th book is a vast improvement! Vastly fewer spelling/grammar/punctuation errors!
The MC is the usual self-insert, and the plot is the usual meandering dream-like incoherent babble, but you can't have everything.
So skip the first 16 garbage-tier books, and read Call Of United Airlines instead.
Even better, you can download it for free!
https://files.catbox.moe/aw9gz2.pdf
And if this is "spamming/flooding", then so are these shill-spam posts, and getting banned for reporting them sounds like petty, small-minded, mean-spirited, insecure bullying.

Because it’s the only /lit/ book that has broken into the mainstream.

Call of the Arcade was better.

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samefag
kys gardner