THE MOST OFFENSIVE BOOKS YOU'VE NEVER HEARD OF

THE MOST OFFENSIVE BOOKS YOU'VE NEVER HEARD OF
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[@vhkhfgbnl]

Anda, fun fact for you: The Bachmann competition involves live readings that are also televised - which means the first text was performed and then commented on by critics on live tv! Love the Bachmann competition, it's just so wonderfully strange.

[@lackerstorm]

Lol like that south park episode

[@vhkhfgbnl]

@@lackerstorm It's actually an AMAZING competition that highlights a diverse variety of mostly young writers and gives their work a platform. 10/10, recommend traveling there or giving it a binge watch.

[@AndaKent]

That must have been so wild to watch!

[@DrRobby1985]

The "LET'S GET UP WITH THE SYPHILIS!" caught me off guard 😂😂😂

[@AndaKent]

It caught me off guard when reading the book 😂. I STILL don't know who had it.

[@ericff]

It's been years since I read it, but regarding BF, and I forget where I got this information, the book is playing with the philosophy of Descartes. Descartes' famous sentence "I think, therefore I am" is, Descartes thinks, self-evidently true. It's the only thing that Descartes can't find reason to doubt - in fact he thinks it is impossible to doubt - and as such it becomes the first principle of his philosophy. On top of that foundational truth Descartes attempts to elaborate a whole philosophy. So what if we replaced that sentence with another sentence, and one that is unspeakably horrid? And what if that sentence was foundational and some poor guy had to build a life, a sense of self, on top of it? That's what is going on with the narrator of BF, and that is why the narrative keeps collapsing and contradicting itself. He has to posit a world in which that sentence makes sense, but nothing coherent can be built on such a foundation.

[@sahelhappenstance8992]

Might it have been from Plagued by Visions? His video on BF is really great if you haven't seen it yet

[@alexanderjones5109]

that first one honestly made me very inspired, as someone who used to write a lot and now barely writes at all due to health reasons. i had no idea experimental books were a thing like that. i think i have to go write an experimental horror novel right now!!

[@ianckoerner]

Jesus Christ that first book title… wow. Surely you end up on a watch list merely searching for that 🤣 How do you not have feds at your door after purchasing it?!

[@artofteebo5348]

I might be reaching, but the most famous Paul and Linda I can think of are Paul and Linda McCartney. Both are well known to be vegan/vegetarian, and that last quote about calling ourselves "we" makes me think of "we are what we eat." Maybe that first book is simply about the meat industry? Fun fact: Paul and Linda McCartney guest starred on an episode of the Simpsons, and they agreed to it as long as Lisa Simpson became vegetarian.

[@kittyfuggle-hops7904]

That makes sense. If we consider the extremist veggies (im a veggie so I'm not hating in general) who often correlate eating meat /drinking milk as killing young animals and children.

[@blakemack2877]

These book titles honestly made my day. Forsure only going to be able to read these on Kindle or have a book cover over them😂

[@AndaKent]

😂😂😂 I definitely read them inside only.

[@Celestial-Pickle]

Ooo that’s a cute little doggo❤

[@malking5226]

Garrett as I understood it to be was the cheap apartments situated in the attic space rented out to poor artistes in Paris

[@HazmatCrowl54454]

This may be a STREEEEEETCH But is seems like the first one is about a thought and then not being able to forgive yourself for having said thought. Paul being the person who fell into the idea, and Linda being a person trying to pull him out of the obsessive thought. At least from your summary.

[@jane_gorelove]

ohhhh I was always interested in that first book but never got a chance to read it! hearing someone discuss it honestly and read a few quotes from it is very interesting!

[@kevinsbookcase59]

I just got "Irene's xxxx" Going to give it try. Love your recommendations 😜

[@studogable]

There is a book called Hogg that I have only heard about. And that's all I have to say.

[@terinoelle8772]

I've read it, it's the only book to ever make me legit gag. That's all i'll say

[@studogable]

@@terinoelle8772 yeah, that tracks. Appreciate you.

[@AWCMCultMovies]

It's definitely something else, that book. But it's also the kind of thing that was written in a snit. The author, Samuel R. Delany, was like, "this is what you homophobes and bigots think we are, so try this on for size, ya jerks!" And that's why Hogg starts strong, but after a while it kind of runs out of steam, although it recovers a bit at the end.

[@earthbender723]

It gets worse when you find out the author used to be in a p3do association a while back and even tho he says he isn't anymore, he still made some weird comments that normalize s*xual activities with minors

[@Genderfluidclown]

I'm always so happy to see you upload! Also have a recommendation for you: To be Devoured by Sara Tantlanger, I just started it and it's interesting... to say the least

[@io.nebulae]

i'ts been sitting on my shelf you picked my curiosity! I bought it because i have this personal challenge of reading books written by a "sarah". its funny so far and discovered many books and genre i wouldnt read normally. but strange and disturbing horror is my jam, thats why i found 'to be devoured' in the first place. 😅

[@AndaKent]

I have one this! I'll be reading it soon for a video I think.

[@surrendersouls940]

Not with an offensive title, but naked lunch by william s burroughs really reminds me of the vein of these books. i’m reading it rn and i’m not even 100 pages in but it feels like i’ve already read 5 different books. Would recommend:) !

[@fionakayknits]

what a RIDE. I love your analysis of things!

[@billnonnast5305]

I like Mosley! Please have more videos with him.

[@olsh666]

Anda, have you read any Poppy Z. Brite? Some very well written extreme stuff. Exquisite Corpse is a good one to start with if you haven’t

[@Mondomeyer]

That's the first one I read too.

[@FlyingPigMonkey123]

bf definitely sounds like there is a lot more to it than just the surface. i might have to give it a read!

[@Qxoi90]

Now the email with your reads from goodreads make more sense :D

[@coltennial9513]

Your schnauzer is so cute!

[@TheArtofGuitar]

Love it!!!

[@scmkar]

Paul and Linda... wouldnt that be a coincidence..? 😄

[@em-635]

i love your videos Anda

[@nightmarishcompositions4536]

I had 2 of the exact same breed of dog named Hank and Sophie. Hank is grey and Sophie is black. Your dog looks like my 2 dogs fused together haha. Cute little fella. These books sound insane by the way 😂

[@AndaKent]

They're the best dogs! So loyal.

[@jimsbooksreadingandstuff]

"This book is not about what you think it is based on the title. But it is. But it might not be." Juan Valencia

[@AndaKent]

Honestly, the perfect description.

[@aliceDarts]

I wonder what would your opinion on "Party Monster" would be? The killer actually had a youtube channel with painting of fentenal and he even had a groomed child (Desmond is amazing or something). The killer has since passed away, but that was a thing for a time.

[@oldsalt4798]

MOSELY!!! OMG SOOOO CUTE! Sorry if I misspelled!

[@whinegummi6329]

I don't doubt that the books are Horror for people and sure the things done is these books are unacceptable and horrendous. But I am still in search of a book that invokes horror in me. I want to be afraid. :(

[@Rnerdy197]

Yeah as a horror fan I'm not interested in the extreme horror books because the books are way to focused on being gross to be actually scary all they got going for them is shock value and from what I've heard from many people shock value is the laziest thing to go for that doesn't work for most people

[@whinegummi6329]

@@Rnerdy197 I read voom, meet the riverman, nekorphiliac, playground etc. They are shock only. Not to say they are bad in general. They just don't invoke horror. Disgust for sure, but not horror in me.

[@mattjames7386]

I find these extreme horror books a bit try hard and "edgy" too. If you haven't read it, I highly recommend "Penpal". Anda actually reviewed it. It's very unsettling in a genuinely creepy and foreboding way.

[@examenesinternacionalesaf3576]

The Exorcist book? Try with anything that has GHOST, at least for me I never sleep with that kind of books.

[@whinegummi6329]

@@examenesinternacionalesaf3576 will give it a read. Thanks for the recommendation

[@francoisjohannson139]

If you can stand frustration, read Stanislaw Lem's "The Investigation". The only one detective novel where neither the reader nor the detective has any idea about what's going on.

[@Backgroundcow]

I don’t what this says about me but I saw that yellow book and instantly knew what it was

[@MrManoish]

16:28 the voice over was the biggest jump scare of my life

[@anthonywheeler2082]

You should read Naked Lunch by William S. Burroughs. The craziest and most offensive book I've read. It has moments of horror and sci-fi in it too.

[@AndaKent]

I have this one! It's on my list to read. I'll have to get to it soon.

[@torytellstales]

Kind of hard to be offended if I can't interpret what's being said 😂

[@AndaKent]

😂😂😂😂 fair enough.

[@torytellstales]

@AndaKent The main thing taken away from your interpretations is how to make sure I'm keeping up on my female hygiene 😆🤣 Love your videos by the way.

[@YugenPhotog]

Omg where did u read these at? Can u image reading them at the airport lol

[@AndaKent]

😂😂😂 definitely inside my house.

[@gyozanomics]

I keep getting recommended your videos And there's so many questions I want to ask, but it's just... Well, it's just too many for a youtube comment tbh lol update: looked at some of your older videos out of curiousity and actually i got one my questions answered! it seems the market loves extreme horror💀haha

[@bikstokninja]

Whats with the baby voilence in books. its so hilarious and out there, that its not scary, its not even hard to read, its just comical and sad...

[@Rnerdy197]

Who knows maybe it's pedophiles writing books I mean it's totally possible and probably for at least some a fact

[@charlespeterson8659]

Have you ever read Eye Scream by Henry Rollins? It reads like insanity.

[@AndaKent]

I have not but I'll look into it. Thanks for the suggestion!

[@nikhilmod]

People are crazy Books are more crazy Well, totally love it.😂

[@mildrumpus]

@charlottemossy brought me here. Happy Reading! 😎📚👍

[@JulianaAguilar-nx6up]

just from your readings it feels like the first book is told by the narrator who's lost in their own memories of like a childhood assault?

[@josephcossey1811]

Blame James Joyce!

[@seisialily]

looking at goodreads reviews for babyfcker and the scope of reviews are people extremely confused or people who gave it 4 to 5 stars giving the most incomprehensible explanations for the book.

[@Rnerdy197]

That first book really makes me question the authors mental state and the other book makes me want to avoid the dark web even more

[@wordman2537]

Is your dog named after Bill Moseley?

[@AndaKent]

Yes! I thought their beards looked alike in The Devil's Rejects 😂😂😂

[@wordman2537]

@@AndaKent That's awesome. Otis would have been a good name too but I got the Bill Moseley reference pretty quick.

[@sophieknowles4876]

Again, I will reiterate the point I have always made about extreme horror: if you cannot be arsed to write a content/trigger warning at the beginning of your book, then don't bother. It's not hard and refusing to do so only makes these authors look like whiny edgelords who can't handle criticism despite the genre they write for. Most of these books feel like they're trying to impress me with how shocking and gross they think they're being. Like, do they want a medal for writing mediocre gore without plot books? Fanfiction exists, I can read that shit for free and with warnings. >_>

[@jesshughes776]

INTERESTING TITLE. THAT SCENT IS THE MOST SENSITIVE, EMBARRASSED TOPIC OF CONVERSATION TO MOST WOMEN,

[@jesshughes776]

AGAIN, A MAIN REASON I MARRIED MY WIFE WAS HER SMELL.

[@michaeloporto5202]

feedback: the rambling nature of this vid wasn’t for me. Research and structure would be a bit better. This is just rough

[@AndaKent]

Thank you for the feedback. Do you mean you would prefer more educational style videos as opposed to a literary reaction? I'm always looking to make my videos better.

[@Gaybacteria]

Might i suggest books written by serial killers??