/lit/ — >aaaaa I have tons of sex and everyone likes me and I have a

The book was alright, not great, not bad. But I always roll my eyes when the last word or sentence is the title of the book.
>As I drifted away I thought to myself that I am no longer human.
Are you not, you fucking nip faggot? It's almost fascinating how one final fuck-up can completely ruin the interpretation of an otherwise ALRIGHT book.

>>25342991
>and then i realized that this was truly a gravitys rainbow
Turned off the book right there

>>25342984 (OP)
Felt like that when I got my first 6 fig salary kek

>>25342984 (OP)
He was molested at a young age and struggles with some kind of autism in a hyper-performative culture. He's also addicted to morphine. When his wife gets raped, he's too mentally ill to even stop her assailant. Maybe you can't sympathize because you also have autism, but most mature readers can understand his suffering.

>>25343092
You're retarded if you think that wasn't a last minute addition because otherwise people would rightfully destroy the retarded book

>>25342984 (OP)
Getting molested in your childhood fucks you up in unimaginable ways. And you can have it all and still feel empty inside.

>>25342995
>And that's when I knelt down, regarding that big juicy thing with an overpowering mixture of awe and savage need, ready to take it into my mouth; namely, the Moby Dick.

>>25343092
Sounds dull.

>>25342984 (OP)
Why do 4chuds think homogenous = good? Where I come from is ethnically homogeneous and it’s a putrid dysfunctional shithole and everything sucks and everybody’s miserable.

>he doesn't know book name was supposed to be a brag

>>25343224
You are brown.

>>25343224
nobody thinks homogeneous is great. they think japan is great. homogeneity is inherently neither good nor bad

>>25343224
oy vey I agree rabbi, let's import a billion Indians

>>25343098
The author literally killed himself a week later. There were no last minute additions. Mental illness can hit anyone, and it doesn't care how objectively good your life is. That's the fucking point of the book. That's the fucking point of like a fourth of 20th century literature.