crime/revenge/hard boiled whatever.
just any suggestions for something violent and graphic?
not horror.
Im not looking for anything deep. I just want some good violent books.
>american tabloid was good but doesnt count
Violent compelling novels?
Cameron Cooper
Jonathan Lee
Terrible book, terrible fiction writer
Parker James
nah. is gud book.
Nathan Adams
You in Adelaide? I have to read this book for the syllabus.
I also rec Clockwork Orange, Wasp Factory and Story of the Eye.
Kayden Gray
nah. just my favorite book.
you'll like it. only woman that can actually write.
Im looking for more trashy pulp fiction. like without remorse by tom clancy. stuff like that.
Brandon Myers
alice munro is the superior female canadian fiction writer.
Charles Bailey
Blood meridian of course
Alexander Wright
yeah. maybe I'll read no country for old men.
I just wanted something with some good gun play and such.
along the lines of the turner diaries but actually entertaining.
Jordan Adams
Might not choose No Country for Old Men if that's what you're looking for.
Levi Jones
The Thousand Orcs by R.A. Salvatore
Eli Ortiz
Pic related is pretty damn violent.
Easton Young
Christopher Clark
nah. no fantasy. I just wanted some right wing one man war on crime.
or just violent crime. or militia stuff.
Bentley Sullivan
The Executioner by Don Pendleton
Fargo
Casca by Barry Sadler
Joshua Cook
there we go.
Camden Taylor
the hunter by richard stark
in fact the entire parker series
dashiel hammet, graham greene, john le carre stuff.
Grayson Hernandez
lol gay
Jeremiah Flores
>FARGO IS A SPECIALIST - IN SUDDEN DEATH!
MM daddy give me ur death stick!
Chase Howard
Jaxson Wilson
dennis lehane stuff
Benjamin Cooper
Quarry by Max Allan Collins.
Benjamin Green
That Mickey Spillane, he sure can write.
Eli Gonzalez
You want The Painted Bird by Jerzy Kosinksi. Includes brutal depictions of rape, removal of body parts, and murder of many people including young children.
Dylan Ward
shit guys.
I just wanted some get carter or death wish kinda books. not torture porn.
sounds like a good book though.
Adam Turner
Yo I am. C u in tute tomorrow
Henry Perry
Bernard Cornwell's stuff if pretty violent and gritty.
Juan Young
I'm sure you've read plenty.
Don't forget Mavis Gallant.
Michael Kelly
>some good gun play
Definitely check out Cornwell's Richard Sharpe series as well as the Starbuck Chronicles.
Levi Parker
gates of fire
Anthony Miller
Damn. There's literally loads. These spring to mind:
Shella - Andrew Vachss (Somewhat seedy and sleazy)
A Rage in Harlem - Chester Himes (50's American)
When Dames Get Tough - Hank Janson (Together with other short stories. 40's American)
Twelve - Nick McDonell (More modern teenage angst)
London Boulevard - Ken Bruen (If you can stand Cockney)
The Second Prison - Ronan Bennett (If you can deal with being set with themes of Irish sectarianism)