Anyone read this book? Have you also read Slaughterhouse Five? Did you see a reference to the latter in the former?
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i know no bolano.
slaughterhouse five was like my favorite book in 9th grade though. ‘billy pilgrim has come unstuck in time’–what a way to start.
I also know no bolano, unfortunately. His books are rather large, and thats about the extent of my knowledge about him.
Any good? Would you recommend it?
I highly recommend 2666. It’s a little bleak but full of compelling tangents and curious character development.