Cynical, modern, insulting author like Bernemann or grotesque factbook needed

[ich555]

Hello,

Im looking for something to read which should be in the direction of:
cynical, modern, fast, agressive, insulting..



Details:


-style: dynamic, fast, not settled at all or longbreathed
-radical ("sick,crazy/")
-not too trivial, but can pretend to be
-challenging in literary terms (or scientific,etc..)
-dramatic concept beyond theory application must be there (no nouveau roman, expressionism,etc) and/or extremly

brutal, mean, agressibe, sarcastic, cynic, politically incorrect, or any other negative property.
-not classical
-not emotionally-kitchy, not even the slightest hint
-no lyrical sentiments
-humor no problem

Similar to: Victor Pelewin, Irvene Welsh, Charles Bukowski, Thomas Bernhard,Paul Auster,Danielewski, Ellis,
Thompson, Chuck Palahniuk, Houellebeq, Jelinek (partly), and most of all: Bernemann

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Then its just about how wired the facts are, but they should have a definite negative edge.

Anybody got a clue?

Thanks!


PS: Please refrain from discussing everything apart from the question. Thanks!

[Desolation]

Not exactly modern, but Louis-Ferdinand Celine sounds right up your alley. He was a big influence on a lot of the authors that you mentioned.

[ich555]

thanks, know him. too "slow2, aka not modern.

but thanks!

more sugestions please

[Seasider]

Why not write it yourself?

[Mutatis-Mutandis]

Thomas Pynchon.

[Drkshadow03]

Nick Mamatas? I've only read his original short story collection, but a lot of his work is very political, really funny, and some of it is brutal.

[mal4mac]

Clive James? He might not be cynical enough for you, but he's a great essayist.

For something harder, try Simon Gray "The smoking diaries".

[Scheherazade]

Catch-22

A Confederacy of Dunces