This tool seems a bit nonsensical for anything that isn't as blatantly politically one-sided and polarized as Ayn Rand. Just a random couple of highly apprecia

This tool seems a bit nonsensical for anything that isn't as blatantly politically one-sided and polarized as Ayn Rand. Just a random couple of highly appreciated titles from my collection: Hyperion, Gormenghast, Lolita (Sci-fi, British gothic fantasy, 20th century American literature) And it suggests The Farside (well yeah, if you want something completely on the opposite side of well-written prose), Tintin, and Shakespeare (huh?). As for breaking any bubble I might live in: I grew up reading Tintin. Interestingly enough it throws up Preacher as well, a comic written by Garth Ennis. Again not really breaking any bubble there: I love his works and have read Preacher, The Boys, Battlefields, and all his Punisher stories (that man is the only comic writer who truly groks Frank Castle).