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Ecstasy
Irvine Welsh
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Trainspotting (Mark Renton, #2)
Irvine Welsh
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punctuation? what punctuation
books that experiment with and in some cases entirely defenestrate the rules of grammar punctuation and structure. suggestions always welcome!
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Call Me Cassandra
Marcial Gala
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Forbidden Colors
Yukio Mishima
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A Sunny Place for Shady People
Mariana Enríquez
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The Tunnel
William H. Gass
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i might get my feelings hurt with this one because there are a lot of well known/popular writers that i really love and enjoy. i read a freida mcfadden book recently and was genuinely disappointed. i grew up on agatha christie and i generally really enjoy mysteries/thrillers, and its been so long since i've enjoyed a good mystery. unfortunately for me, the writing felt very simplistic(? idk if that's the best word for it) and did not impress me at all. yes, this is a risk we all run when taking opinions/thoughts from strangers online, but i'm wondering if there are any super hyped up authors that you didn't/couldn't like at all. (this is exlcuding any authors you don't like because they are problematic in some way or the other)
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Dog Days
Emily Labarge
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The Savage Detectives
Roberto Bolaño
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Death: A Graveside Companion
Joanna Ebenstein