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>> No.1404238 [View]

The Road.

>> No.1404233 [View]

Chuck Palahniuk
>Enrique Serna

>> No.1404220 [View]

Latin American
American
French
Russian
Irish
Japanese
German
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>>1403551
Maybe you should want to tell them what is it about. :)

>> No.1403545 [View]

>>1403540
Pynchon too.

>>1403503
But this, 100 times this. You will love it.

>> No.1403519 [View]

>>1403505
No, but i like it. :)

>> No.1403498 [View]

>>1403486
Never seen my hair bieber-esque.

>> No.1403495 [View]

>>1403474
>>1403476
A latinamerican author is invited to meet other intellectuals on Israel. Their storylines are explained in a Decameron fashion.

This guy prose is really good.

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Finally I bought this masterpiece.

(no one other that /lit/ would give a quarter of a fuck, thats why i came to show it here)

So happy right now. Anyone on /lit/ should read Santiago Gamboa, his work is translated to english, so no problem. :)

>> No.1401696 [View]

>>1401670
Most authors write their dialogues in their lenguage, even if the story is taking place in other country. That's the way to go, your editor will tell you that and will not publish the book.

>> No.1401658 [View]

>>1401650
Holy mother of god. That's why you fantasy readers are so despised.

>> No.1401644 [View]

US: Pynchon
England: Orwell
Ireland: Joyce
Russia: Tolstoy
Germany:Kafka
France: Camus
Other: Roberto Bolaño

Don't know why you guys don't even try to include spanish or latinamerican literature in this kind of charts.

>> No.1401639 [View]

Fun?

>> No.1401625 [View]

Fantasy is aimed to some kind of poeple. The ones who play D&D and fap to dragons and shit. By any means they must be considered readers. They're casuals.

>> No.1400585 [View]

>>1400583
i'm*

>> No.1400583 [View]

>>1400580
hahaha i meant clarice lispector damn i high

>> No.1400580 [View]

oh my how could i forgot

-Regina Spektor

/thread

>> No.1400574 [View]

Marosa di Giorgio

/thread

>> No.1399468 [View]

oh shit :( megaupload is being a mean bitch to me.

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I'm curious. Is everyone here a casual reader?

>> No.1398643 [View]

>>1398626
Gabriel García Márquez

>> No.1398638 [View]

He's an awesome writer. If someone is going to gain the Nobel for you americans is either pynchon or him.

>> No.1397480 [View]

>>1397467
I would like to read your father's book. I don't know a word of portuguese but my girlfriend is native. Too bad she doesn't browse here.

Whats the book about? Is there a .pdf version?

>> No.1397453 [View]

Here in my country novellas are getting some attention. Contemporary writers like Mario Bellatin just publish this kind of short length books. They are really good and sell well.

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