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>> No.1192703 [View]

what happened to clit?!
why cant we just stick to one room?! :P

ps i live

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1050958

here

>> No.764557 [View]

>>761830
>>761858
>>763183
Yes to all these

>>763212
Isn't Blind Owl his iconic work though?

>> No.761801 [View]

>>761797
thought I'd wait and see if anyone else contributed.....

>> No.761578 [View]

German lit list attempt one - >>750513

>> No.761570 [View]

>>761534
oops - Kadare doesn't belong in there

>> No.761534 [View]

OK lets leave out the Indian Subcontinent.

Here's a few authors that come to mind straight away:

Amin Maalouf
Alaa Al Aswany
Naguib Mahfouz
Orhan Pamuk
Mahmoud Darwish
Kadare
Elif Shafak
Amos Oz
Omar Khayyám
Ahdaf Soueif
Raja Shehadeh

>> No.761490 [View]

think I'd better step up here

>> No.750152 [View]

>postcolonial literature
would be worth making this.
White Teeth by Zadie Smith is my suggestion.

>> No.750148 [View]

He is a master of disguise after all, and I don't recall any story in which he engages in intercourse with a lady. So it's a possibility....

>> No.746169 [View]

Crusoe is a chick :D

>> No.730551 [View]

Orhan Pamuk

>> No.730267 [View]

Use the word Stack next time.

>> No.730259 [View]

>>730203
>>730190
>>730182
I've seen these before. Hi! :D also your stacks look the same, you read any since last time?

>> No.724247 [View]

thanks all

>> No.666975 [View]

>>666920
> www.rainymood.com
thanks for reminding me about this :)

>> No.666663 [View]

>>666654
This thread has been requested 5 times now.

>> No.665382 [View]

http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/List_of_episodes_in_Gravity's_Rainbow
http://gravitys-rainbow.pynchonwiki.com/wiki/index.php?title=Main_Page

>> No.663832 [View]

>>663824
In terms of fiction I read mostly 'Western' books.

>> No.663821 [View]

Murakami is OK. Adds some variety to the stuff I normally read and reading his books is an enjoyable experience :)
So far I've read:
Hard-Boiled Wonderland and the End of the World
Kafka on the Shore
Norwegian Wood
The Wind-Up Bird Chronicle
South of the Border, West of the Sun

After The Quake was good too

But they all just seem to blend into one and I have a hard time recalling which book is which. I'm looking forward to his next book 1Q84.

>> No.657880 [View]

http://www.worldliteratureforum.com/forum/

>> No.653860 [View]

Nice posts Croaker - will check out some of these places next time I'm in London which is soon.

>> No.652950 [View]

I have this one: http://www.bookdepository.co.uk/book/9780099511786/The-Seven-Pillars-of-Wisdom

>> No.651003 [View]

I <3 /lit/

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