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1. Infinite Jest 2. The Oxford Handbook of Philosophy of Mathematics and Logic 3. Garner's Modern English Usage
by spicylad 9y ago
1. Infinite Jest
2. The Oxford Handbook of Philosophy of Mathematics and Logic
3. Garner's Modern English Usage
- levimaes 9y agoOh my god Infinite Jest reassured me I wasn't crazy for hating the self-loathing I associate with weed. And in such a funny way. I swear re-reading a chapter or scene in that book is like a real-life dream sequence; I can't help but dissociating. I still didn't understand so much of it after I "finished" it, but that didn't stop me from pulling the same shit I do--jumping over chapters until it's interesting--with his other work, "The Pale King". You will not be disappointed by the candidness and "raw"-ness of the pale king, either. I almost wanted to applaud some parts of it--a familiar reflex for you, too, I'm sure.
- spicylad 9y agoIn a way, I'm sad that I'm reaching the end of Infinite Jest...it's been such an enriching experience for me. Thanks for letting me know, I'm anxiously awaiting it. :)