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It's called Hypersphere, does anyone own a copy of this POS?

>> No.18338091

/lit/ has written a couple books

what ever happened to that annotated Moby-Dick?

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Never heard of it but I’ll look into it. I think the idea of books by this board is neat. Only books I own that were written by /lit/ are these ones

>> No.18338425

>>18338059
Ah man, I remember those days.
>wipes away tear, realizing that he's wasted his life on this shithole

>> No.18338450

>>18338396
So you own a pamphlet written for 12 year olds.

>> No.18338464

>>18338450
Call of the crocodile is /lit/ magnums opus.

>> No.18338513

>>18338464
No it's not. You are either Gardner or you got memed into blowing money on a children's book. Both possibilities are pathetic.

>> No.18338526

>>18338091
MOBY RIIIIICK

>>18338059
>>18338396
Don't forget the janny tranny book 'The synthesis of the subjective and objective'.

>> No.18338528

>>18338464
>This. I think I've read most /lit/ related books by now. Crocodile is by far the most entertaining.

>> No.18338549

>>18338450
>>18338513

>Children’s book

Call of the Crocodile is grimdark as fuck. Of all the negative things you could potentially say about it, that’s just flat out false. If anything it’s one of the most gruesome books out there.

>pamphlet

Wtf does this even mean? That it’s short? Not really. If I had to guess it’s probably around 60 thousand words or something.

>> No.18338563

>>18338513
Someone jealous that that Crocodile book is getting talked about more than their hypersphere book.

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More excerpts from Hypersphere

>> No.18338634

>>18338059
There's also been The Legacy of Totalitarianism in a Tundra and Coronameron, and a few magazines

>> No.18338639

Yeah. Call of the Crocodile is the other big one

>> No.18338656

Don’t forget the Burgerpunk book

>> No.18339667

A copy of Hypersphere was collected by the Library of the Printed Web, which was subsequently acquired by the MoMA, kek

>>18338091
Bumping for this

>> No.18339751

>>18338656
Snowcrash?

>> No.18339766

>>18338464
No ones who read this would ever say this. The OP image is more engaging than the entire call series combined. Isn’t there another shill thread you should be starting about now, Gardner?

>> No.18339768

Imma need a qrd on all lit novels

>> No.18339780

>>18338059
>>18338607
>xD we’re so le random. I CAN HAZ CHEZBURGER????

>> No.18339924

Here are bunch of books that /lit/ has written. There are a lot of resources on &amp.
https://lampbylit.com/magazine/standalone-works/

>> No.18340251

>>18339924
I don't see my books on there, but I didn't download anything. Guess I'm too sneaky.

>> No.18341852

>>18338059
Doesn’t compare to call of the crocodile.

>> No.18341944

>>18341852
This desu. I still can’t believe the twist

>> No.18342198

>>18341944
F. Gardner is like m night shyamalan. The only reason he has fans is because of twists in every fucking thing he does.

>> No.18342206

>>18341944
>>18342198
name one twist. I've read that pile of shit, I want to know which poorly rendered cliche you thought was a twist.

>> No.18342211

>>18342206
Where did I say it was good? Also which one are we talking about? Crocodile or arcade?

>> No.18342214

>>18342211
pick one and name the twist

>> No.18342215

>>18342211
Wtf there’s 5 of these?? I thought it was just the Crocodile and Arcade ones

>> No.18342223

>>18342214
The twist about 9/11 in Arcade. That came out of left field.

>> No.18342225

>>18339751
No it was a like 300 page collaborative Google doc shitpost

>> No.18342254

>>18339780
That's just how the humour was back then

>> No.18342271

>>18342223
But that’s what makes the twists in those books so good. Never in a million years would I have guessed the big reveal in Call of the Crocodile. You’re just being negative.

>> No.18343090

>>18342225
Link?

>> No.18343225

Just read a few pages of hypersphere and it is hilarious. Reads like Burroughs on ayahuasca x999999999999

>> No.18343699

>>18338059
coronameron was comfy too

>> No.18345811

>>18342198
Fuck off. His twists are great!