More books like it?

[Anonymous No.22656802]

Is this (and the rest of the books in the series) the closest thing there’s ever been to a book that has the same atmosphere and plots as a David Lynch film? Any more like it?

[Anonymous No.22656826]

>>22656802
there are like 10 of this very same book, dive right in!

[Anonymous No.22657003]

>>22656826
Sequels don’t mean the same.

[Anonymous No.22657453]

Gardner's first 16 books are unedited pre-kindergarten gibberish & aren't worth the electrons it takes to store them on Amazon's servers.
But somehow, his 17th book is a vast improvement! Vastly fewer spelling/grammar/punctuation errors!
The MC is the usual self-insert, and the plot is the usual meandering dream-like incoherent babble, but you can't have everything.
So skip the first 16 garbage-tier books, and read Call Of United Airlines instead.
Even better, you can download it for free! https://files.catbox.moe/aw9gz2.pdf
And until Frank decides, once again, to commit abusive lawfare, you can buy a copy at https://www.amazon.com/dp/B0CKB7QZ3B

[Anonymous No.22657634]

>>22656826
Well obviously he COULD read every copy of Call of the Crocodile that's ever been sold; but I'm not sure that's really what he meant. I think he's asking for another book — one with a different title — that we could recommend to him.

[Anonymous No.22658525]

>>22657634
Have you been living under a rock? This is just Frank shill-spamming himself in public, pathetically self-stroking because he has no fanbase and he knows it. He can't even give these "books" away.

[Anonymous No.22659235]

Call of the Arcade, duh!

[Anonymous No.22659536]

>>22658525
Please be assured that when I inferred that Call of the Crocodile had sold 10 copies; I meant it as an insult, not a compliment.