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

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!

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.

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

but thanks!

more sugestions please

Why not write it yourself?

Thomas Pynchon.

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.

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".

Catch-22

A Confederacy of Dunces