Tell me a bit more about Testaklovich. Where is he from?
He's Hungarian. Grew up in the slums of Shlock but started writing when he was 8.
Hungarian literature is a pretty esoteric field! Have you read any Imre Kertesz? Fatelessness is probably his most known work.
Yes, I have actually. I read that one when I was on leave from work. Do you know a lot of books?
Yes, an enormous amount. Are you into other Eastern European authors? Kundera's Unbearable Lightness of Being is a remarkable example.
Mostly Testaklovich. I'm also a big fan of the Green author Harry Paratestes. His best work, in my opinion, is Hanging Around
Ah, then you may want to check out How to spank by Ben Dover. Spicy Foods by Bern Ing Tung might also be of interest. 
Dover is amazing! I'm currently reading The Deformed Scrote by Wun Hung Lo
That's uncanny! Few people have read that. The Yellow River is a masterpiece from I.P. Daily that you might want to pick up on Amazon, as is Rusty Bed Springs by I.P. Freeley.
Thank you! You do know a lot of books. I appreciate the tip. Next in my queue is My 600 Pound Life by Hugh Jass