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Best books where the protagonist is a creep?
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>FEBRUARY 9
>Glad this day is done! Robin & Twinka here most of the afternoon hunched over their books on the dining-room table. I wasn't able to keep away from them. Knew there was going to be trouble, couldn't help myself. Promised myself I would watch television, keep my back turned to them, keep out of the dining room, but heard their voices and my good intentions weren't worth a gumdrop-sneaking to the door holding my breath, on my knees as low as I could get. They knew I was there. Cocking their legs apart-the dirty sluts. But naturally they pretended not to know anything about it when B came after me. So it's my fault. I'm to blame, who else! I'm always to blame. As far back as I can remember I've been to blame for whatever happened.
>Just now occurred to me they must have told her. Of course, otherwise B wouldn't have noticed. So they did it deliberately, encouraged me-yes, now that I think about it. So they think they can make a fool of me! Well, they're going to pay for that. I won't forget. I'll get even with them, yes, and then some, don't care how long it takes. I'd like to tie them up tight together, give them a taste of the candle.
>I think I could be quite a teacher. Quite a teacher.
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This (but unironically), and anything by Emile Zola, particularly Germinal, of course De Sade’s stuff though he’s more unapologetic about his pervs
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Three good picks
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For Ulysses, Lotus Eaters, Nausicaa and Circe would answer your question. As for Demons, Stavrogin and his relationship with the girl Matryosha. Read them, though I don’t really enjoy dostoevsky’s book all that much.
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half of this guy's books- consider Travesty, The Blood Oranges, The Passion Artist, maybe The Frog or Second Skin if you like. So strange that he had a normal family and career, you'd swear from his novels he was a real sicko.
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>The Blood Oranges,
What a fascinating guy; I looked him up. He also taught Jeffrey Eugenides. Went to Harvard. Back when Lit professors were interesting I guess.
I'm checking out blood oranges.
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