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OFArTe
No.399
What are some kino books that one should read before dying, yaaron? It can also be novel, graphic novel, manga, comic, etc.
UUuwTe
No.400
the godfather is fun
mPsoEm
No.401
Moby Dick
xxIdHn
No.402
TFzhKU
No.403
>>399(OP)
Infinite Jest should be your encyclopedia while you're alive, bullshit information in an entertaining package.
bkVkS3
No.409
>>399(OP)
Watchmen, by Alan Moore
BCwGVb
No.410
>>409
watchmen was amazing but it takes some time to build things up
i have read this one book called, "dongri to dubai" based on life of dawood ibrahim and organised crime in mumbai in general
also, berserk and goodnight punpun
FT/jNW
No.411
>>410
>it takes some time to build things up
That's your opinion, I guess. I found it to have a really strong hook, even in the first few chapters. It just flows. The transition from the comedians death to roses, with rorschachs monologue running alongside it just hooks you in, in chapter 2. Also, once you've finished it, and re-read it, it feels like a completely different book. Panels take on new meanings, the second time.
iHmNea
No.412
Read Steppenwolf by Herman Hesse.
It’s the only book which I love dearly from my heart. It’s like this LSD trip + philosophy + aesthetics. It’s my Bible.
It would be a good idea to know about jungian psychology before reading it or else you would think it’s just a surreal book with no meaning.
Also please only get the Penguin Modern Classics translation, other ones are shit
iHmNea
No.413
>>412
Not to mention this book stopped me from killing myself
gef76z
No.429
>>413
Wow that's high praise, care to elaborate how?
2OtDlE
No.431
>>399(OP)
Run-About's Holiday by enid blyton
5+1XER
No.433
>>411
yeah i will re-read it after some months
