Anybody read this thing? The idea of /ourguy/ writing a sequel to an obscure science-fiction novel sounds too strange to be true. I'm considering ordering a copy just because I don't think I'll be able to believe it until I see it.
Anybody read this thing...
Luis Cox
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Lincoln Allen
Do it and report back. Apparently it was pretty good but bloom himself came to hate it
Ian Walker
it's not that bad so far as fantasy goes
Adam Thompson
>The idea of /ourguy/ writing a sequel to an obscure science-fiction novel sounds too strange to be true.
Maybe you should have less assumptions stuck in your ass, shithead.
He didn't hate it, but Bloom realized it wasn't clear enough to be the "Gnostic indoctrinating Lord of the Rings in one novel", that he sought out to write.
Cameron Martinez
I know for a fact from share your library threads that one person has this fucking book.
This blurb I found from google sounds surreal.
Jacob Green
I need this. Any chance after Bloom dies we'll find unpublished work in his attic?
Brandon Williams
I hope so. I think he's said before he has an unfnished sequel up there, and I definitely know for a fact he's said he has un unfinished book about Freud up there.
Raid the whole house, who knows what shit is around there.
Jose Richardson
might be me (see attached)
it honestly wasn't great. it was basically a rehash of voyage to arcturus (not really a sequel) with gnostic names instead of the original Lindsay names, and very very heavy, in your face gnostic mythos and explanations/allegory/symbols.
i love papa bloom but this was not a great work. i gave it a 2/5 on goodreads :D
Alexander Ward
you wouldn't find any discernible talent on it, thats for sure lmao
Matthew Young
I have a copy but I haven't read it.