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Anybody else really impressed by this?

It's only 32k words long but delivers so much. The comedy, the characterisation, the Camus reference, the memorable sentences. He was rejected by over a dozen publishers before someone took it on, I can't imagine it would be published in 2015.

>> No.7142729

Haven't gotten to it yet, but it's on my list. Love me some Houellebecq though, I really enjoyed The Possibility Of An Island and The Map And The Territory.

>> No.7142733

>>7142729
Please don't post in my thread if you have nothing to contribute. I literally don't care that you've read other books by this author.

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>>7142733
holy shit fuck you

this is now a Zizek/Vaporwave thread

>> No.7142742

>>7142733
Have it you way then, but I don't think that specific book is a wide enough topic to start a succesful thread.

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>>7142737
count me in fam

>> No.7142744

what is essential vaporwave fiction?

>> No.7142762

>>7142744
Deleuze & Gu.

>> No.7142775

>>7142762
>Deleuze & Gu.
from what I've read about them its the really hard to understand/get through

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>>7142743

>> No.7142793

>>7142744
honestly someone should just take some comfy pulp detective books set in the 80's and add in anachronistic shit and drag the plot out an extra 100 pages to make it uncomfortable but enjoyable

>> No.7142802

>>7142793
You've basically described Burrough's Cities of the Red Night, if it were only a bit less mystical

>> No.7142856

>>7142802
>Cities of the Red Night,
really? I read naked lunch and didn't particularly enjoy the experience, maybe Ill check that out