The Gone World, by Tom Sweterlitsch 
The Rules of Attraction, by Bret Easton Ellis: Trapped in Subjectivity 
Noumenon, by Marina J. Lostetter 
The Gone World, by Tom Sweterlitsch
Sometimes the best way to experience a novel is going in completely blind. I found
The Rules of Attraction, by Bret Easton Ellis: Trapped in Subjectivity
Whenever I’m the mood for fiction about first world problems, unloved rich kids and the
Noumenon, by Marina J. Lostetter
My path to this book was a meandering one. In my day job I repair
Consider Phlebas, by Iain M. Banks: Peripheral Storytelling and the Politics of Genre
In my introductory essay on Iain Banks and the Culture, Caledonian Antisyzygy and the Principle
Iain M. Banks’ Culture Series: Caledonian Antisyzygy and the Principle of Charity
I often find it difficult to pick favorites, but when it comes to novelists it’s