Completed 1984. What should I read next?
Completed 1984. What should I read next?
Cameron Brooks
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Daniel Russell
1Q84
Ian Walker
>1Q84
Murakami?
Wyatt Price
infinite jest
Andrew Smith
brave new world by aldous huxley or
we by yevgeny zamyatin
Dominic Brown
This
Jonathan Kelly
>Murakami?
No, Aristophanes
Yes of course he's fucking talking about Murakami. Why are you asking this?
Brandon Butler
"We" by Evgheni Zamiatin
Benjamin Ortiz
you may as well tell him to read fahrenheit and clockwork. he needs a palate cleanser and time gap between each book so he can notice the subtle nuances. There is no rush, unless he only picked them up for his edgy phase
Sebastian Hall
>Evgheni
There is no conceivable provenance for that H
Anthony Rodriguez
>Completed 1984.
How did you do it? It was the most cringey and boring book I've ever read.
That was before I associated it with red pillers and tinfoils by the way.
Elijah Baker
I sincerely believe you're even worse than kids who worship 1984. Kys, friend.
Adam Gutierrez
Whatever's next on the reading list for your high school english class.
Lucas Hernandez
If you haven't read it, then A Brave New World.
1984 = dsytopia of the collective
A Brave New World = dystopia of the self
If you have read it, then why don't you give us more information to go by next time you FUCK.
Luke James
I don't think the lad will appreciate 900 tedious pages of sixteen year old girls getting wet panties.
Grayson Carter
You're clearly out of touch with what the lads want these days.
Luis Nelson
probably an R. A. Salvatore joint
Jace Reyes
Joshua Turner
My dairy desuu :^)
Dylan Gonzalez
>completed
You're not gonna make it
Tyler Baker
you sound like you're quite a bit in a dystopia with yourself
David Wilson
Because Trump and all :^)
Leo Foster
anarchist farm by jane doe
Asher Long
omfg what is your c-cking problem >____
Benjamin Sanchez
Kek
Landon Martinez
Neon bible.
James Perez
Behead All Satans by MNMDR
Leo Martinez
Literally any book you feel like reading. Go to the library, roll a die, and go to the shelf of the number that it lands on, graba random book without looking.
Jackson Ortiz
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Ryder Rogers
It fills me with shame that I read this while listening to the Persona 4 soundtrack.
Brayden White
I was always put off by this book because I had these feminist english teachers who worshipped it like some gospel.
Nathan Johnson
If you want to stay with Orwell: Wigan Pier and Keep the Aspidistra Flying.
Jack Mitchell
A palate cleanser would be a great idea.
Matthew Harris
Steal this book, by abbie hoffman
Samuel Wilson
G R E E K S
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Nathan James
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Evan Bell
1985
Carson Johnson
Well what parts of the book did you like?
Ian Scott
I'd recommend he reads Island after BNW, since it's pretty much a direct counterpoint to it
Juan Sanders
>back in the day
It still is. See annoying faggots in the youtube comment section.
Adrian Jackson
1Q84 is one of the worst Murakami books. Even Norwegian Wood is better.
Nicholas Garcia
It warms my heart that good and faithful liberals are back to being concerned about executive power ;¬}
Jonathan Rodriguez
Anthem by A. Rand
Levi Sullivan
> (OP) (You)
>Well what parts of the book did you like?
Honestly, I loved the romantic angle. And the helplessness of W Smith which me and all others are facing in today's world.
Jose King
Definitely Huxley's Brave New World.
You mention you've enjoyed Smith's helplesness; then this is your book! Much more -and much worse- lies ahead.
Besides, Orwell was actually inspired by Huxley.
He had his first print of 1984 mailed to him for his opinon.
This is where the bread-crumb trail leads.
Follow it.
Connor Jones
In addition to the essential companion pieces We and BNW, look into The Machine Stops by Forster and Player Piano by Vonnegut
Joshua Parker
The Sticky.