piece of fiction?
Helmer: You are talking like a child. You understand nothing about the society you live in.
Nora: No I don't... I must try to discover who is right, society or me.
Off the top of my head, there's Ted's favorite book, Conrad's The Secret Agent (which gets my vote, because he makes fun of Twitter anarchists for larping). There's all the angsty shit Dostoevsky wrote. There's Roth's American Pastoral, which, if anything, is anti-
. Then of course there's blue-pilled 1880s Norwegian feminism, or old-timey female Joker lit: Ibsen.
But what really is the angstiest piece of literature for edgy anarchists to read that's not shit? 1984 doesn't count, because Orwell was a boring socialist and it's peachy and redditty, unlike Brave New World. What Is to Be Done? doesn't count, because Nabokov and I say it's dreadful.
What would the gigabrained Joker actually carry under his arm as he assassinates John Lennon?
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cows by matthew stokoe, and theres a scene where the main character has s*x with his dead moms body after she died literally eating his own shit and its EVERYTHING
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I've been saying for years that more books need to follow Gravity's Rainbow's example and consume more poopoo. And autocoprophagia is more based than eating girlpoo, because girlpoo is already so tasty.
Oops, read what you said wrong, but I'm not deleting what I wrote
anyway I'll buy that on Amazon now
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oh the book fricking sucks but some people like it, and the main plot point is literally people having s*x with cows in a slaughter house and ejaculating when the cow dies by other people carving holes totally into the stomach of the cow and sticking their peepees totally into it, and im not joking but go off
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Don't you worry: I ain't buyin shit
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