>>24464398 (OP)
/thread

The first book by many writers

I thought everybody liked Blood Meridian but I showed it to my normie friends and they all called me Racist.

>>24464531
gee i wonder why

>>24464418
>gurm
>beloved

Tommyknockers by Stephen King

>>24464531
>positioning your nazi shit so we can see it
I'll take a guess and say you're probably spouting some stupid shit in your group and now no work you recommend would ever be take seriously

I feel like a lot of horror writers have one that everyone hates.

>>24464531
>sure to frame the swazzie in pic
>Jordan Peterson's 12 Rules of Life
>Meditations
I'd genuinely be embarrassed be you. True NPC behaviour.

>>24464987
What? That's the one everyone likes in exclusion to everything else (except Innocence/Experience)
If something's neglected, it's probably The Four Zoas

>>24465250
Would you rec? Despite having read quite a bit of Vidal, I haven't read that one
qrd?

>>24465186
Kek, puts me in mind of ALL the Conan Doyle books NOT Sherlock Holmes

Devils seems unpopular on this board but it's one of my favorite Dostoevsky novels.

>>24464398 (OP)
I firmly believe that this book is mainly panned by women who were attracted by the author but don't understand sports, or men

ditto for Bleachers

>>24465186
Bram Stoker is the other way round. He's a one-hit wonder. Dracula, and a bunch of crap no-one cares about.

>>24464987
What? Almost the exact opposite of the truth. Marriage of H&H has all Blake's best quotes.

"The Tigers Of Wrath Are Wiser Than The Horses Of Instruction"
"Drive Your Cart And Your Plough Over The Bones Of The Dead"
"One Law For The Lion And The Ox Is Oppression"

etc

It's OK but not very good. Some French guy (Sarte?) thought it was his best book, which tells you all you need to know about Sartre, if it was him.

>>24464398 (OP)

>>24465289
The White Company is fun.

>>24464398 (OP)
Maybe because Dickens improvised it?

>>24465308
Devils/Demons might not be as well discussed as some of Dostoevsky’s other works, but it’s definitely not an unpopular book. That label would fit well with something like The Double or Poor Folks.

>>24464418
>edited by

>>24465228
If you think reading the Meditations is NPC behaviour I genuinely pity you.

>>24465550
The movie is pretty good

>>24465289
The Lost World is good, although a little generic in the classic "adventure to the unknown jungles" way.

>>24466608
>a little generic in the classic "adventure to the unknown jungles" way
is this bait?

>>24464398 (OP)
how come? i was thinking of reading it as i find a story that settles around a antique shop to be a intresting concept.
>>24464531
based
>>24466225
i always heard as one of his most underrated novel

>>24464398 (OP)
Closing Time

>>24466225
I liked it, /lit/ is the only place that I've seen it mentioned and most of the posts have been positive.

>>24466533
It is though. It's very popular among white suburban moms and meathead jocks. You're not special at all