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Originally Posted by Hayabusa  1. H. G. Wells - The Invisible Man
2. Arthur Machen - The Three Imposters
3. Tom Robbins - Even Cowgirls Get The Blues
4. Henry Miller - Tropic of Cancer
5. Henry Miller - Tropic Of Capricorn
6. Henry Miller - The Colossus Of Marossui
I was really taken by his ability with language, particulary in Tropic Of Capricorn. I don't think i've read anything quite like it, definetely worth more than a single glance.
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Have you read Miller's
Black Spring, its fucking great. Pretty much just total stream of conciousness stand alone chapters. Theres an amazing one where he paints a picture of a horse, and another one about him pissing in the street in Paris as he ruminates about the great men of literature.
