Brrdock
Brrdock t1_jd3btdw wrote
Reply to "Creepy nonlinearity" books by slowcancellation
The Invention of Morel is a fun short one. Also check out Jorge Louis Borges (Labyrinths).
The Body Artist by Don DeLillo is great, not strictly non-linear but deals heavily in non-linearity of time.
I love Virginia Woolf and I way preferred The Waves to The Lighthouse if you haven't read that one.
The Post Office Girl by Stefan Zweig is one of my favourites and has a cool backdrop of subjective impending doom, along with Beware of Pity (aka Impatience of the Heart) by the same author.
Brrdock t1_jd9vuiz wrote
Reply to comment by [deleted] in (Biology) How far down your spine can you break before respiratory impairment? by Anomaly-Friend
You don't? Why?
I'm sure you can go on liveleak to find some decapitation video, but from seeing a cow get slaughtered by decapitation myself, the heart definitely keeps pumping blood for a good while