I haven't read a book in months. Give me some recommendations to get me back into it. Some books that I've enjoyed are The Savage Detectives, A Canticle for Leibowitz, and Invisible Cities

>>24553148 (OP)
I think you're gonna like picrel

Fahrenheit 451 is a tight, very well-written, fast-paced novel with a lot of impact. I'd recommend that.

>>24553148 (OP)
Read thomas pynchon works.
Read white noise.

meditations by descartes

>>24553568
Thanks, I read that in high school or maybe late middle school. Might be worth a reread
>>24553570
I've read Gravity's Rainbow, but Thomas Pynchon is a good suggestion. I've read White Noise too

>>24553148 (OP)

Jack Vance's Dying Earth books, Pohl & Kornbluth's Space Merchants, and Philip Jose Farmer's World of Tiers.

>>24553148 (OP)
Holly by Stephen King

>>24553148 (OP)
The guy who sculpted pic related, Benvenuto Cellini, wrote an autobiography and it's great. He's a total egomaniac whose life was pissing off his royal patrons, assaulting/killing people, and fleeing for his life over and over. His critiques of other sculptors are hilarious too. It's a toss-up between him and Salvador Dalí for most entertaining autobiography I've ever read. You can read it here.

https://www.gutenberg.org/ebooks/4028

>>24553148 (OP)
Ringworld