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1Tara1Reads
This is the discussion thread for John Kennedy Toole's A Confederacy of Dunces. It was published posthumously in 1980 and earned Toole a Pulitzer Prize.
It is on the 1001 Books to Read Before You Die list as well as the Rory Gilmore's Book List if anyone keeps up with those.
Please use the spoiler function to hide spoilers. Other than that, have fun reading!
It is on the 1001 Books to Read Before You Die list as well as the Rory Gilmore's Book List if anyone keeps up with those.
Please use the spoiler function to hide spoilers. Other than that, have fun reading!
2Yells
I read this one last year and liked it but I thought it was a little too long. I remember reading it at the same time as Portnoy's Complaint and I think that was a little too much whining for me. Is anyone else reading it?
3PawsforThought
I meant to but have a lot going on right now and several other books that I need to finish first.
Would anyone be interested in extending the reading to July and August, making it a summer read instead of a June read?
Would anyone be interested in extending the reading to July and August, making it a summer read instead of a June read?
4Tara1Reads
>3 PawsforThought: I am okay with reading it in July/August. I never got around to reading it this month either.
5Tara1Reads
A Confederacy of Dunces ranks at #7 in the list of 25 Best Novels Written By Writers Under 30. The link is here: http://www.complex.com/pop-culture/2013/01/25-best-novels-written-by-writers-und...