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Which writers have you read all the works of?

>> No.19986331

>>19986327
Roberto Bolaño
Álvaro Enrigue
Jorge Luis Borges
Juan Rulfo
J. D. Salinger

>> No.19986521

>>19986327
Plato and Aristotle, including the lost ones

>> No.19986532

>>19986327
I think DH Lawrence, Shaw and Wilde…I was a cringey romantic teens

>> No.19986860

>>19986327
Thomas Pynchon
Don Delillo
William Gaddis
William Shakespeare
Ben Marcus
Evan Dara
Cormac McCarthy
Flann O'Brien
David Foster Wallace
Kazuo Ishiguro
TS Eliot

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>>19986327
Harper Lee

>> No.19987062

>>19986860
Cringe taste

>> No.19987065

>>19986327
goscinny and uderzo

>> No.19987071

none. closest ive come is tolkien, joyce and yeats, but ive never finished Finnegans wake and i havent read yeats plays desu cause theyre prose. i get the feeling yeats trying to write prose plays would be kinda emabrassing and i want to keep my image of him

>> No.19988207

>>19987062
What’s wrong with those writers?

>> No.19988213

>>19987062
I should also mention that I don’t necessarily like all of the authors thag I listed. Ben Marcus and Evan Dara in particular are quite terrible, Ishiguro only has 3 good books, and Delillo is wildly inconsistent.

>> No.19988390

excluding ancient authors and authors who only published one book, only Heinrich Heine

>> No.19988404

Cervantes
Frank Norris
Thomas Bernhard
Goncalo Tavares (as of like 2018- he prob published something since)

>> No.19988631

>>19988213
The lost scrapbook is great and none of those writers are bad. But together, they are cringe
>>19988207
Too different from each other. Indicates he reads from charts and has no real taste

>> No.19988703

Dickens, Austen, and Tolstoy

>> No.19988738

>>19988703
Dickens seems daunting. He must have like 30 novels.

>> No.19988889

>>19988213
>Ben Marcus and Evan Dara in particular are quite terrible
Based. I really don't know why people shill them on /lit/

>> No.19988934

Juan Rulfo
XD

>> No.19988938

Nietzsche alone. Thank god. He saved me from so many shit books dragging my spirit down

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>>19987062
>Not what I like must be cringe
The cringiest take off all time

>> No.19988951

>>19988703
whats the best dickens? already read great expectations

>> No.19988954

Jeffrey deaver
And I regret nothing

>> No.19988956

>>19988949
what is life if not a dispute over based and cringe?

>> No.19989007

>>19988938
reading Nietzsche doesn't make drag your spirit down??

>> No.19989031

Thomas Pynchon
Charles Portis
Though I read pretty much all of Vonnegut a decade ago, I have some of his short stories and essay collections to read. Currently working on Nabokov, Gene Wolfe, Shakespeare, and a few others.

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>>19986327
W. Somerset Maugham

>> No.19989152

>>19989007
um no??

>> No.19989160

>>19986873
even the new one?

>> No.19990163

>>19986327
Stephen King because I hate myself

>> No.19990964

>>19988213
Just curious, why did you read their entire books if you dislike them? I have read ten Murakami books and I really dislike him, but I kept reading because I had loved the first book I read by him, Wind Up Bird, but each successive novel made me dislike him more and more. Did this also happen to you with those two you disliked?

>> No.19991135

>>19986327
w.g. sebald

any other sebaldians lurking here

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gaddis ibsen melville (not really) flaubert kafka, homer maybe, dfw just about. not planning on living long enough to touch finnegan's wake or probably ulysses, never gonna read war&peace, never gonna read half of pynchon, jacques barzun wrote way too much, faulkner wrote way too much, never gonna read shakespeare's sonnets, never gonna read the bible from cover to cover, never gonna read paradiso, dickens wrote too much, conrad wrote too much. nabokov wrote way too fucking much. william & henry james wrote more than everyone else here combined (fucking losers). american transcendentalists wrote too much. need to read more 19th century russians... more poetry... not enough time... bernhard wrote too many plays... ngmi...

>> No.19991432

>>19988631
>Indicates he reads from charts and has no real taste
Imagine only reading only reading what you think corresponds to your taste. You have stopped trying.

>> No.19992491

>>19988631

>Brainwashing myself to be a pseud is the best way to read

>> No.19993676

>>19986327
Dostoevsky, Joyce, and Pynchon

>> No.19993999

>>19988938
What spirit? You’re a Nietzschean. You don’t believe in a spirit.

>> No.19994087

>>19993999
oh boy. literally the dumbest post ever. 'geist' might be Nietzsche's most used nontrivial word

>> No.19994444

>>19988951
A Tale of Two Cities

>> No.19994537

>>19988703
Kino taste.

>> No.19995047

Sebald
Kundera
Faulkner
Dostoyevsky
Tolstoy
Vargas Llosa
Bolano
Flaubert
Proust
Broch
Mann

>> No.19995077

>>19986327
Balzac
Hugo
Dickens
Tolstoy
Dostoyevsky
George Du Maurier

>> No.19995286
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>>19986327
Guenon (pbuh) and plato

>> No.19995334

Bernhard (or nearly everything available in english, maybe missing a play or two)
Flannery O'Connor (besides her letters)
Montaigne

>>19988404
hello

>>19995047
nice, i just got into Sebald and I can already tell I will want to read all of his books. which is your favorite?

>> No.19995464

>>19986860
>>19989031
>>19993676
>pynchon
did you enjoy v?
how would you rate it compared to his other works?

>> No.19995492

>>19986327
Michel Houellebecq

>> No.19995551

>>19986327
from none

>> No.19995932

Gogol and Homer.

>> No.19996407

>>19986327
sylvia plath
j.d. salinger
boris pasternak
margaret mitchell
emily bronte
harper lee

>> No.19997262

>>19995464
V. Is my favorite Pynchon, however, I believe I am in a minority

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>>19986860
>>19988207