Books that you've read front to back but don't remember anything about them

[Anonymous No.21722105]

Pic related, couldn't tell you a damn thing about it

[Anonymous No.21722117]

>>21722105
It was fall
He had an egg for health class
I also enjoy the fact that Greg staring at an egg on the cover of the book is in essence an innuendo

[Anonymous No.21722147]

The only part I remember was the bit about the Trojan Horse

[Anonymous No.21722574]

>>21722147
Yeah the illiad is not memorable at all for some reason. Had some cool parts with fighting the river and getting shield or armor or whatever and hector and the baby and all that but all and all Odyssey is better I think.

[Anonymous No.21722685]

Patrick Modiano.

I've got three of his shorter novels on my shelf and I couldn't tell you what they're about. WW2? Least memorable nobel laureate by fucking far.

[Anonymous No.21722701]

anything from fucking bukowski.
"Factotum" is 80% him looking for a job, then some sex, getting drunk etc. Its a shitshow.
"Ham on Rye" is ok just because henry chinaski is like 10 and the story is just sex, getting drunk and fighting.

[Anonymous No.21722724]

i remember where I read this, I remember where and why I read this, there's a photo where I'm reading this, but I have literally zero memory of this

[Anonymous No.21722729]

>>21722147
Uhh, excuse me sweaty, the Torjan horse was not even mentioned within the Iliad.

[Anonymous No.21723059]

>>21722574
The moments that stand out are the moments that aren't just simply men fighting. Hephaistos making Achilles' shield, Achilles seeing a guy he thought was dead and thinking he's a clone, Apollo slapping Patroclus on the back and making Achilles' armour fall off, Hector with his wife, the games at the end. Diomedes attacking Ares and Aphrodite and Hector/Ajax throwing rocks at each other are memorable because they're not 'he was stabbed and fell over'.

[Anonymous No.21723281]

>>21722685
I've got four and it'smostly pretty memorable - just couldn't tell you which scene is in which book.

[Anonymous No.21723327]

I didn't learn a single thing from this book aside from the fact that Huxley thinks praying gives you supernatural powers

[Anonymous No.21723395]

Things I remember:
>"Horselover Fat" means "Philip Dick" I guess
>It's also a retarded name for an MC
>"The empire never ended" means nothing, it clearly ended.

[Anonymous No.21723398]

>>21723395
Things I forgot:
>my image