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SatanBurger · 36-40, F
[b]Cosmic horror[/b] similar to HP Lovecraft, I like that genre because it often questions perceptions of reality. I like a good humanity tale but sometimes I get tired of us being the center of every movie, book or art out there. I also like the feeling of chaos, as chaos has patterns. There's some elements in the cosmic horror variety that are like that.
I would say ultimately Cosmic horror is one of my favorites by far.
Then there's [b]bizarro literature[/b] (not related to the superhero lol.) Bizarro literature is like the literary equivalent to small cult following movies:
https://www.goodreads.com/genres/bizarro-fiction
[b]Science fiction involving machines[/b], I like AI and questions of consciousness. There's some really great older science fiction writers out there who touch on that subject.
And also [b]hard boiled detective novels[/b] especially if they are set in an absurdist type environment. There's a book called Last Days by Brian Evenson, one of my favorite books in the category.
I would say ultimately Cosmic horror is one of my favorites by far.
Then there's [b]bizarro literature[/b] (not related to the superhero lol.) Bizarro literature is like the literary equivalent to small cult following movies:
https://www.goodreads.com/genres/bizarro-fiction
[b]Science fiction involving machines[/b], I like AI and questions of consciousness. There's some really great older science fiction writers out there who touch on that subject.
And also [b]hard boiled detective novels[/b] especially if they are set in an absurdist type environment. There's a book called Last Days by Brian Evenson, one of my favorite books in the category.