Books written in slang

[Anonymous No.18782094]

Books written in slang for full immersion. Here's a list with the most obvious ones:

Last Exit to Brooklyn
Ulysses
Trainspotting
A brief history of Seven Killing
McCarthy
A clockwork orange
more...

[Anonymous No.18782127]

>>18782094
could not get past the slang in ACO. Is it really worth reading?

[Anonymous No.18782160]

>>18782127
Not really. You miss out on some child-sex, but that's about it.

[Anonymous No.18782223]

>>18782094

[Anonymous No.18782232]

>>18782223

[Anonymous No.18782251]

i wonder if there are books written in pidgin "language", that must suck to read.

[Anonymous No.18782301]

>>18782127
It's an interesting book, but I honestly like Kubrick's version significantly better. The book ends too sentimental IMO

[Anonymous No.18782338]

>>18782094
in picrel I don't think it's for full immersion but an stylistic feature and and other reasons

[Anonymous No.18782566]

>>18782094
Riddley Walker

[Anonymous No.18782590]

>>18782251
Other than that Bible and this prayer book, all I can find are books about the language, and a handful of books where only certain characters speak pidgin, not seeing any that are fully written in pidgin.

[Anonymous No.18782680]

>>18782094
The moon is a harsh mistress

[Anonymous No.18783797]

is trainspotting worth the read?
the movie is one of my all time favorites and i recently picked up the book at a used book store figuring id like the book as well.

i ask because i have a bunch of other books i wanna read now before i go back to college because if i don't i probably wont start reading novels until next break.

[Anonymous No.18783854]

[Anonymous No.18783873]

>>18782094
the wake