Oh, you want weird books? I've got WEIRD books.

Weirdos unite.

This month, I tried:

EXCLUSIVE CONTENT & BOOK CLUB:

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[martincelino]

The whip sound never felt more fitting.

[King_Skrymir]

List of all books mentioned:

*UNCATERGORISED*
- The Glutton by A.K. Blakemore
- Wetlands by Charlotte Roche

*WEIRD WRITERS*
_Miranda July:_
- The First Bad Man
- No One Belongs Here More Than You
_Tao Lin:_
- Richard Yates
- Taipei

*CLASSICS*
- Master and the Margarita by Mikhail Bulgakov
- The Nose by Nikolai Gogol

*RANDOM*
- Shit Cassandra Saw by Gwen E. Kirby
- Pink by Gus Van Sant

[psychologyintroverts]

Finally, an influencer who behaves totally normal from my perspective, wearing reasonable clothes and having a satisfying video choreography. Thank you.

[sarahogborn]

One thing about Ana….is she’s gonna slay an intro every single time, babyyyy!

[Alice-the-seal]

Liked at "is this shirt too much?"subsrcibed at the whip sounds. 😂 talk about a perfect first impression.

[pricklyplant]

I have no idea who this person is or what this video is about - but the opening 30 seconds has me hooked and now I’m subscribed.

[Sthemingway]

The Master & Margarita is indeed a strange book, but not in the way that sci-fi/fantasy or horror books can be bizarre. It felt like being in a new environment where you don't have the vocabulary to describe what you're seeing, and yet, you can still figure out where you should and shouldn't walk.

[Spaztikmoose]

Instant subscribe. I have never felt so compelled to subscribe after just ten minutes. I haven't even finished, but this is absolute gold.

[finsfables]

the whipping sound effects are incredible. 10/10 ana

[suburbohemian]

I'm getting such Lilith from Frasier with flamenco vibes here.

[lonelywolfy]

idk why the algorithm thru this on my yt feed which normally 98% consists of retro gaming handheld reviews but your energy is amazing and hilarious and now i like want to like read a book and stuff

[giancork]

Dunno if they fit on here or not but:
- The Vegetarian (Hang Kang)
- The City & The City (China Mieville)
- The Vorrh (B.Catling)
- Communion Town: a city in ten chapters (Sam Thompson)

[louisgendzel]

If we're gonna talk about Master and Margarita, I have to mention One Hundred Years of Solitude! It makes Bulgakovs magical realism look like a typical Tuesday all the way through. The overall effect is absolutely mind blowing and I highly recommend (read the content warnings tho; there're a lot).

[jfu]

I was reading a book called "Human Sacrifice in History and Today" at the hospital emergency room. I blacked out while I was getting some IV treatment, when I came to I immediately asked, "Where's my book?". The nurse was looking at me like I was the devil and pointed to my evil object that she had placed on a nearby counter. The encounter made a crappy situation somewhat more bearable.

[brendanmaher-bourke]

The Third Policeman by Flann O’Brien is my favourite weird book

[rickdavis]

How did I ever exist without Ana Wallace Johnson ...before discovering her this very day?
Thank you, algorithm.

[fullcontactgeek]

Stopped by for the weird book....stayed for the shirt.

[DrPantsMusic]

Definitely enjoying the foley work here. And I may dig up a few of these books, too.

[huizilopoxtli]

After a lifetime of reading (almost 60 years), I'd have to say that perhaps the most disturbing is "The Story of the Eye" by Georges Bataille. A novella, it can be read quickly in one sitting. I doubt that anyone could ever forget it.

[johnofarca]

the only booktuber that actually SERVESSSS. Thank you for your serving us these looks maam