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Could you please suggest authors who have approached the absurdity of the human condition? |
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>>4296 |
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Quite a few of Haruki Murakami's novels touch on those things. |
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That picture freaks me out. |
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>>4296 |
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>>4297 |
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>>4318 |
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OP, why read books when you can talk to us? |
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Good Almighty God in heaven above, I posted this thread weeks ago and it is still on the first page! |
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>>4487 |
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>>4296 |
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Nothing to be done. |
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Camus, particularly The Palgue. Also Shantideva's Bodhicaryavatara. |
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Ballard? |
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>>4499 |
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ballard.jpg >>4502 |
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>>4296 |
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catch 22 |
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Tolstoy Tolstoy a thousand times Tolstoy. |
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>>4520 |
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>>4610 |
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onlyrevolutions2.jpg >>4611 |
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>>4611 |
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>>4614 |
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>>4618 |
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>>4707 |
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The Stranger has already been mentioned, so I will put my neck on the line and add this: |
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>>4707 |
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Finished Infinite Jest a couple of weeks ago and really fucking enjoyed it. I can understand why a lot of people don't, it's pretty hard going in a lot of places and it probably took me until about a third in to start really enjoying it but I honestly thought some of the prose was just beautiful. Haven't enjoyed reading a book that much for a while. |
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>>4318 |
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