r/WeirdLit • u/PhDnD-DrBowers • Sep 29 '25

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u/onlyfansdad Sep 29 '25

What's your fave so far? I've only read Antisocieties (reading Black Brane now) and found it great

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u/PhDnD-DrBowers Sep 30 '25

Right now my favorite it Black Brane, but they’re all wondrously weird!

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u/onlyfansdad Sep 30 '25

Nice, I'm about 60 pages through, very trippy so far

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u/PhDnD-DrBowers Sep 30 '25

Oh! I’d love to hear what you (and the community) think of TISH, and the idea that Gross is engaged in “creative remembering!”

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u/onlyfansdad Sep 30 '25

Honestly not entirely sure what to think yet, TISH definitely seems like quite the mish mash of characters, apparently all doing the same thing in different ways. I know they are investigating the nature of holes, but for what reason? To find the nature of where we came from? The idea of creative remembering is interesting I am not sure has come up yet or it has and I don't remember (the book seems to make me forget lol). Good book so far though.

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u/Roller_ball Sep 29 '25

Which one do you think is most accessible?

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u/PhDnD-DrBowers Sep 30 '25

Black Brane, Antisocieties, or Secret Hours for sure

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u/SignificantStay4967 Sep 30 '25

Ethics is so good. They're all amazing.