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A book that I'm currently rereading and really enjoy for its style and tone is: Notes of a Dirty Old Man (1969). There's a lot to say about Charles Bukowski, but what I love most is his gritty, life-worn style, very raw and cutting in the legacy of Louis Ferdinand Celine
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@biovert
Great book. and Celine is cool too.
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@decentral-think
Oh, few people know Celine! 🥰 🔥
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@biovert
Journey to the End of the Night is a classic. And Mort a Credit is brutal.
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@decentral-think
Oh !!! 😍 A true connoisseur. Indeed, it's a classic, but like many classics, they are sometimes a bit forgotten. "Mort à Crédit" is truly a masterpiece in my opinion, both in terms of style and form. I'm fortunate to be French, so I can read it in its original language, which is quite enjoyable.
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@biovert
I am not French but I did read them both in French. 😄 IMHO there’s a straight line between Huckleberry Finn to Mort a Credit to Naked Lunch and Slaughterhouse 5.
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