/lit/ - Literature

When I first read "The moon and the bonfires" I absolutely loved it, the way nostalgia is portrayed in that book is amazing.
But yet after finishing it, I ended up forgetting character names and even the ending in a couple of months.
Now, it randomly entered my mind again and it's been days of constantly thinking about it.
It probably deserves a re-reading.

Are 'my diary desu' novels out of date? I want to make a compilation of all my thoughts, poems, prose poems, etc and get it published as one work but would have to be a established literary figure before hand? Would I also have to (die) for it to work?

>>14070803
Sorrows of a Young Werther. I'm not even done, I'm not even 50 or even 30 pages in; I just started, But he's literally me desu.

Some parts of Lolita too. Also, from what I've read of Pavese he's literally me desu.

Whats the go to kino heart-break book? By heartbreak I don't mean just a simple tragedy I mean a man and women relationship that ends in someones heart being utterly ripped out by the wretched other partner.

I think Pavese's Diary is gonna be my go to buy considering he suicided after a heartbreak. I'm not sure if its included in the book but it must be tragic nonetheless. Anymore guys please?

>>13906293
I would say Williams(Stoner) but Pavese matches my innate ability to make every relationship or even close platonic things with women turn to a tragic mess. Absolutely have terrible experiences that bring me down to my absolute lowest lows. Some people can just ignore women or manage them easily but even drifting from a fucking whore breaks me.

What do you guys think of Pavese?

Thoughts on Pavese?

>>13209764
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>Ubik
>Atomised
>Serotonine
>Nine Stories by Salinger
>The PKD Reader

>>13150258
I thought the stories I wrote as a kid would get published when I grew up.

Can an antinatalist be against abortion ?

>>13077902
Who is OP ?

>>13026341
both of us have scholarships, 0 debt. I'm planning to get in to graduate school and hopefully be a professor;she wants to teach highschool or write for a magazine

>>9300525
>tfw no Vittorini and Pavese worshippers on /lit/

HOW IS IT POSSIBLE. THEY'RE LITERALLY US

Who /pavese/ here?

I'm basically him

>>6949967
Cesare Pavese is an awesome poet i just discovered... Although it is hard to find, If you ever manage to get your hands on a copy of his book "Hard Labor" you will not be dissapointed