I got James Baldwin and Dostoyevsky. Looking to read more by Nabokov (fucking loved Pale Fire) an Tolstoy. Idk why but these Russians can REALLY evoke the uniqueness of humanity

Really love Oscar Wilde writing

Toni Morrison
F. Scott Fitzgerald
Hemingway
Joyce
Pynchon
Neruda
Whitman
Melville
Twain
Eliot
Hurston
D. F. Wallace
D.H. Lawrence
Gillian Flynn

Gillian Flynn
Lisa Gardner

Vonnegut
King

Read Cat’s Cradle recently that s*** was very interesting

I neeeed to read more Morrison. Beloved was one of the best fiction works I’ve ever experienced.

I also loved Bartleby, the Scrivener and Benito Serino gotta chug through more early American classics.

Lost Generation was the peak of literature

Bet
Only read slaughterhouse 5 and a book of commencement speeches by him

gotta check Slaughterhouse.

Man was funny af irl too

Hard to disagree with that

think he was a stoner

S5 is a perfect snapshot of someone dealing with trauma

In no particular order

Tana French
Ken Follet
Margaret Atwood
Donna Tart
Stephen King

David Foster Wallace
Kafka
Pynchon
Baldwin
Vonnegut

Real postmodern hours

Got some best works to recommend?

yea that kinda ended up being my gateway d***, postmodern times demand postmodern reflections I suppose

Need to start on these dead Russians too some time tho, already got Pale Fire and Karamazov Brothers waiting here

The Picture of Dorian Gray
The Portrait of Mr. W. H.
The Ballad of Reading Gaol

If you are interested in plays I would suggest also The Importance of Being Earnest

Is there a big difference between the uncensored picture of Dorian Gray and this one

Uncensored it's more provocative because some little details.
What an era

You recommend I should go for uncensored or ...

Yes, it's more Oscar

Malcolm Gladwell

hesse
kafka
camus
wilde
donna tarrt