So I just got this book, halfway through it and I think it's brilliant. /r/ moar in the style of this one - not too old preferably for I can't connect to stories that take place at a time I haven't even lived.
Oh yeah, and just for the sake of making this thread a little more interesting: My name is Bernd. I'm from Krautchan :3
>>2336 For those of you who have not read it, here's a list of short reviews which I believe should make it clear what type of book I am looking for:
‘Stelfox is a creation of unparalleled awfulness, chronically sexist, racist, and everything else-ist.’
- Independent
‘Brilliant. It made me ill with laughter. The filthiest, blackest, most shocking, most hilarious debut novel I've read in years.’
- India Knight
‘One of the evilest, most vicious, despicable characters ever. I couldn't put it down.
- James Dean Bradfield, The Manic Street Preachers’
‘It's extraordinarily vicious, deeply cynical and thoroughly depraved, but it is also bed-wettingly funny, often at the times when it is most outrageous.’
- Scotsman
>>2336 I saw a review comparing the book to American Psycho, and the book's cover seems to be deliberately echoing the movie version. So i'd recommend American Psycho if you haven't read it yet.
>>2336 Judging by the reviews, I think you might like a bit of Will Self. He's very 'wordy', so you might need too read it with a dictionary in hand (Like I do), but you're rewarded with unrivalled filth.
I don't like comparisons, but the content and style is like William Burroughs, minus the gayness.
Pick up a book of his short stories or 'My Idea of Fun' to start off with.
