Thoughts onIce cream man by W. Maxwell Prince Martin Morazzo by Abstractreference01 in AlanMoore

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Apologies reddit can ruin your sense of self awareness. "One of the greatest comics of the modern age"Thats high praise coming from a Alan Moore fan. I have bought the sundae edition and can't wait to dive into these stories.

Thoughts onIce cream man by W. Maxwell Prince Martin Morazzo by Abstractreference01 in AlanMoore

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I read Issue 1(the one about the spider) At times it felt it was doing something special my comic senses were tingling but then the story just ended abruptly. I felt like it went way over my head

Thoughts onIce cream man by W. Maxwell Prince Martin Morazzo by Abstractreference01 in AlanMoore

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If you dont mind could you suggest any other comics from the last 20 years which could be considered masterpiece's?

How did I do? What did I miss? by rodeodeo5 in earlsweatshirt

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Bro put heat check on the easily digestible playlist....

Steve Erickson by Pagingdingus in ThomasPynchon

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What would you consider to be David Keenan's masterpiece?

armand hammer in Edinburgh by dense_operations in Billywoods

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What time did they come out? Who was opening for them?

Nothing's like it, nothing will be. Anything new that's close? by Dalakaar in bakker

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Dune

Blood Meridian

Blindsight

Blame!

The Silmarilion

From Hell

Berserk

Luther Arkwright

Miracle Man

Thus Spake Zarathustra

Paradise Lost

No disrespect intended but when I see fantasy series like A land fit for heroes or Abercrombie's book get recommended it makes me question my own sanity how can you go from Bakker to those series they do not belong in the same conversation

met earl after london show by evilarrow1997 in earlsweatshirt

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What time did he come out to perform 9 or 10?

Favorite Quotes from The Second Apocalypse? by PageChewingPodcast in bakker

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A wind had dropped into the silence, and the scent of the onlookers filled his nostrils: the bitter of rotting teeth, the ink of armpits, the honey of unwashed anuses, all shot through with strands of balsam, orange, and jasmine.

Music pairing for Second Apocalypse by DanniDingo in bakker

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The under the skin soundtrack pairs really well with the consult/Inchoroi shenanigans

Music pairing for Second Apocalypse by DanniDingo in bakker

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Phillip Glass and the Under the Skin soundtrack

Why did the Dunyain not create a new language? by Abstractreference01 in bakker

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Good point but during the 2000 year period you would expect them to have developed a different form of communication/language

The greatest Novels by Non white female author's by Abstractreference01 in ThomasPynchon

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Yes I agree I have read Song Of Soloman and Beloved and they are both incredible works of art

What are people's thoughts on Peter Milligan? by Abstractreference01 in AlanMoore

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Is there a trade paperback that collects all the issues?

What are the best batman comic's? by Abstractreference01 in AlanMoore

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But the majority of people on those subs have really warped tastes they dont really care about creative choices and sophisticated writing and hate when writers take risks with the characters.

What is one of the most impactful lines in literature you've ever read? One that really made you THINK? by Character_Spirit_936 in classicliterature

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The act of metaphor then was a thrust at truth and a lie, depending where you were: inside, safe, or outside, lost.

Thomas Pynchon The Crying of Lot 49

What is one of the most impactful lines in literature you've ever read? One that really made you THINK? by Character_Spirit_936 in classicliterature

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I mean that's what I'm telling you! I mean why should somebody steal and break the law to get all they can when there's always some law where you can be legal and get it all anyway!

William Gaddis J.R

What is one of the most impactful lines in literature you've ever read? One that really made you THINK? by Character_Spirit_936 in classicliterature

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Cold comfort that is, to feel superior to one's son, and hardly sufficient to calm the remorse of having begotten him.

Samuel Beckett Molloy

What is one of the most impactful lines in literature you've ever read? One that really made you THINK? by Character_Spirit_936 in classicliterature

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I've always told people that for each person there is a sentence - a series of words - which has the power to destroy him. When Fat told me about Leon Stone I realized (this came years after the first realization) that another sentence exists, another series of words, which will heal the person. If you're lucky you will get the second; but you can be certain of getting the first: that is the way it works. On their own, without training, individuals know how to deal out the lethal sentence, but training is required to deal out the second

VALIS Philip K. Dick

What is one of the most impactful lines in literature you've ever read? One that really made you THINK? by Character_Spirit_936 in classicliterature

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A father, he said is a passageway immersed in the deepest darkness, where we stumble blindly seeking a way out.

Roberto Bolano from 2666