Suffering from existential dread right and I need some entertaining light and funny literature, help an anon out. Or just something massive that I can binge. >inb4 Tartar Steppe
>lord of rings >republic by plato>shakespeare pieces>any books of Brandon Sanderson
>>25284293>saarsaar pepe
>Chronicles of Narnia>first Percy Jackson series>Captain Bluebear>Bone by Jeff Smith
>>25284293Life for sale
>>25284293Dr.Slump
>>25284293>Or just something massive that I can binge.If you want to disappear into another world and forget this one maybe a book series is the thing.Larry McMurtry, Lonesome Dove (Pretty good if you like Westerns.)LD itself is a big book, and works OK stand-alone. Not sure he ever intended to write others. But he did write three more. Most people say best to read them in publication order:Lonesome Dove (1985): Set in the late 1870s.Streets of Laredo (1993): Set in the early 1890s. Dead Man's Walk (1995): Set in the early 1840s.Comanche Moon (1997): Set in the 1850s–1860s.Patrick O'Brien, Aubrey-Maturin (good but you have to enjoy lots of period detail about 1800-ish ships) — 20½ of these (he died leaving the last unfinished)Rex Stout, Nero Wolfe (pretty light but OK, Wolfe is a massive fat genius detective who just sits in a chair and is rude to people. Books are narrated by his wisecracking dogsbody.) — loads of these, not sure how many, maybe 20-30
>>25284333I'm trans btw in case anyone cares.
>>25284293The Bus
>>25284293Querelle de BrestForbidden Colors
>>25284293Winter's Tale
Thanks for the answers, I'll check some ig these out.
>>25284293The Dark Tower books by Stephen King
>>25284293Jeeves & Wooster
>>25284293A Confederacy of Dunces if you haven't read it already. Funniest book I've read.
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this whole series of books
>>25284293Dostoevsky
>ctrl+f finnegans wake
