/lit/ - Literature

>>22153391
It's a wonderful book. Because I was thinking not just in terms of 'classic' but in terms of 'form,' I figured it was either Cellini or St. Augustine --or maybe even Rousseau-- as repping the 'autobiographic' mode.
I first read it in a Penguin but have since picked up pic'd Phaidon which has 50+ plates of the author's work, a really nice little volume. Surprised that the 'serial killer' reading community hasn't discovered Cellini yet! --Happy Bloom's Day, m8