Going by what you already like I'd recommend The Fuck-up or Dogrun by Arthur Nersesian.
Right now I'm reading Geek Love by Katherine Dunn, about a family of circus freaks, and The Ruby in the Smoke by Phillip Pullman, both of which I'd highly reccomend. Also try Maus, graphic novel about the Holocaust and survivors trying to deal with the repercussions, by far the most moving narrative on World War Two I've ever read. Also second the F. Scott Fitzgerald motion.
Going by what you already like I'd recommend The Fuck-up or Dogrun by Arthur Nersesian.
neverwhere - neil gaiman
kafka on the shore - haruki murakami
iain banks - steep approach to garbadale
seduction of water - carol goodman
john connolly - book of lost things
If it don't end in bloodshed dear, it's probably not love.
Lolita
Crime & Punishment
I Am Legend
Ringolevio
Put them into Amazon and the authors should come up.
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