
Et tu, babe
by Mark Leyner · first published 1992
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Some favorites: Pale Fire by Nabokov Ulysses by Joyce Et Tu, Babe by Leyner Metamorphosis by Kafka (more a long story) Things Fall Apart by Achebe Hamlet and Coriolanus by Shakespeare The Code of the Woosters by Wodehouse The Doorbell Rang by Stout
on “Ask HN: What is the best fiction book you've ever read? ” ↗Look into Marc Leyner, especially the novel Et Tu, Babe and anything he wrote before that. He specifically set out to create prose where each sentence could stand alone as something beautiful. I think he’s not often taken seriously because he’s simply so extremely…
on “Don't be terrified of Pale Fire” ↗* Riddley Walker by Russell Hoban * Et Tu Babe by Mark Leyner * The Road to Reality by Roger Penrose * Visual Complex Analysis by Tristan Needham
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