>>24580772 (OP) this book is scawwy >Or the Evening Wetness in the Bed
Anonymous
7/25/2025, 2:53:14 PM No.24580963
>Chapter 7 >They did not noon nor did they siesta and the cotton eye of the moon squatted at broad day in the throat of the mountains to the east and they were still riding when it overtook them at its midnight meridian.... >.... >At dusk of the third day they rode into the town of Corralitos, the horses shuffling through the caked ash and the sun glaring redly through the smoke.... So do I stop here or what?
Anonymous
7/25/2025, 8:28:09 PM No.24581615
>>24580772 (OP) i just finished it, a solid 3/5 in the miso soup is a copy of it
>>24581615 An evening redness in my soop . Too much red peppah
Anonymous
7/25/2025, 9:42:47 PM No.24581858
>>24580772 (OP) I'm new to /lit/, and I finished it two days ago.
Anonymous
7/26/2025, 5:47:53 AM No.24582881
>>24580791 >he doesn't separate the artist from the art they could say he was a pedo and i still would read it, for many it's considered the best novel ever written
>>24582881 >they could say he was a pedo and i still would read it, for many it's considered the best novel ever written The second sentence wasn't a description of the Author, it was a description of Suttree