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I'm going to reread it after I descend into the pit of heroin addiction, revel there for a few years, alienate everyone who I love, an emerge a broken and empty shell of my former self. I'm pretty sure that's what I'm going to need to really understand the book.
^you haven't done that already? You need to get out more.Originally Posted by shoreman1782
Moby Dick is hard...Originally Posted by Manton
Pynchon kills me (other than the Crying of Lot 49).Originally Posted by gvibes
I think Proust is not really meant to be read. It is meant to be had on the shelf, for when the beautiful no-make-up-ever wispy blond graduate student comes over, in jeans, t-shirt and lime green cardigan, and she hasn't read it either, but needs to pretend that she has over a bottle (or two) of wine, and you skillfully prevent the conversation from making absolutely obvious your joint igornance, and the rest you trust to luck, and the wine.Originally Posted by Manton
I hear Woody Allen's voice...Originally Posted by denimdestroyedmylife
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I think Proust is not really meant to be read. It is meant to be had on the shelf, for when the beautiful no-make-up-ever wispy blond graduate student comes over, in jeans, t-shirt and lime green cardigan, and she hasn't read it either, but needs to pretend that she has over a bottle (or two) of wine, and you skillfully prevent the conversation from making absolutely obvious your joint igornance, and the rest you trust to luck, and the wine.Originally Posted by Manton
I tried reading War and Peace when I was about 10, made it to the end of chapter 1 and gave up. It's sitting on my shelf ever since and I keep telling myself to try it again.Originally Posted by EnglishGent
Originally Posted by GQgeek
i'm reading William Burroughs' Naked Lunch now and based on how far i've gotten i'd say this is the quintessential 'hard to read' novel. The imagery and descriptive language he uses is nothing short of brilliant though.Originally Posted by Fade to Black
What about Andrea Camilleri? On a Scottish note, I'm slowly working through to the end of the Rebus stories....Originally Posted by romafan
Moby Dick is hard, but so, so rewarding. I think it is my favorite "serious" novel. The amount of philosophical metaphor is just overwhelming.Originally Posted by Manton
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