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Best authors to complete deep-dive into? Anonymous Wed Oct 21 14:51:16 2020 No.16625111 [Reply] [Original]

Which authors are the best do a complete deep dive into, like reading their complete works, secondary literature, biography, etc.?

>>	Anonymous Wed Oct 21 14:53:35 2020 No.16625126 File: 192 KB, 586x562, 1603264772297.gif [View same] [iqdb] [saucenao] [google] >>16625111 POOPA

>>	Anonymous Wed Oct 21 14:54:34 2020 No.16625129 Jünger.

>>	Anonymous Wed Oct 21 14:57:09 2020 No.16625144 >>16625111 Aristotle Seneca Tolkien

>>	Anonymous Wed Oct 21 14:59:57 2020 No.16625162 >>16625111 When I was a boy, I liked to go to the pool with goggles and go underwater to stare at the girls' butts and pussies. It was nice because they couldn't really catch you doing it.

>>	Anonymous Wed Oct 21 15:10:08 2020 No.16625223 >>16625111 Flaubert Byron Kafka Apollinaire Rilke

Anonymous Wed Oct 21 15:23:23 2020 No.16625309

>>16625111
Céline
learned French just to read his pamphlets
his novels are amazing and his pamphlets are some of the most bizarre combination of schizo shit posting and pretty writing
also Kafka but only when you imagine him reading his stuff to you sperging out, constantly losing his shit and giggling every now and then

>>	Anonymous Wed Oct 21 15:30:59 2020 No.16625358 Evola

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>>	Anonymous Wed Oct 21 16:10:55 2020 No.16625623 >>16625111 Hemingway Faulkner Twain

Anonymous Wed Oct 21 16:49:21 2020 No.16625858

I'm Argentinian and I'm pretty biased with this.
Borges (short stories + essays, it gives you this sensation likes your brain is expanding I'm not kidding, never read his poetry so I don't know about that)
Sabato (novels + essays paints a spot on picture on the condition of the modern man, also his interviews are pretty kino, there are a lot on yt)
Pizarnik (poetry + diary)
I agree on Kafka, I've read some of his diaries entries and that man was a genius.
Hesse's essays add a lot of depth to his fiction, which never dissapoint.

>>	Anonymous Wed Oct 21 17:02:29 2020 No.16625927 >>16625378 And I still do it actually, though it's typically in my own pool staring at my gf's ass (or her sister's when she's here but don't tell anyone).

>>	Anonymous Wed Oct 21 17:02:39 2020 No.16625928 >>16625858 based sabato and kafka reader

>>	Anonymous Wed Oct 21 17:49:00 2020 No.16626211 >>16625162 I dream of one day becoming a bikini inspector.

>>	« Ƹ̵̡Ӝ̵̨̄Ʒ » !!oI3er5KKetj Wed Oct 21 17:55:56 2020 No.16626250 >>16626211 >I dream of one day becoming a bikini Ftfy

>>	Anonymous Wed Oct 21 17:59:21 2020 No.16626271 >>16625927 >her sister's For a second I thought this said "my sister's" and I was gonna give you a "based"

>>	Anonymous Wed Oct 21 18:01:10 2020 No.16626285 James Joyce William Shakespeare Maybe Tolkein if you're a nerd

>>	« Ƹ̵̡Ӝ̵̨̄Ʒ » !!oI3er5KKetj Wed Oct 21 18:06:39 2020 No.16626321 File: 318 KB, 1500x844, 1603317999827.jpg [View same] [iqdb] [saucenao] [google] >>16625162 >>16625927 They can/could probably tell, if not suspect

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>>	Anonymous Wed Oct 21 18:40:22 2020 No.16626561 >>16625858 >Sabato Entry level.

>>	Anonymous Wed Oct 21 19:59:57 2020 No.16626969 >>16626561 >literature is all about obscurantism and the refinement of form Yeah, that's why you should read him. To get those stupid ideas out of you. Read Abaddon, there he explains his understanding of literature.

>>	Anonymous Wed Oct 21 20:19:01 2020 No.16627067 >>16626250 I’ve have my face used as the bottom part of a bikini a few times.

>>	Anonymous Wed Oct 21 20:19:42 2020 No.16627072 I've found that Thomas Bernhards' books are very repetitive but very readable nonetheless. They kinda lull you into this prose of despair.

>>	Anonymous Wed Oct 21 20:40:40 2020 No.16627181 >>16625309 Where should I start with Celine? I looked him up he looks great

>>	Anonymous Wed Oct 21 20:48:07 2020 No.16627236 >>16625111 Samuel Beckett, everything he wrote is worth being read and reread.

>>	Anonymous Wed Oct 21 20:59:37 2020 No.16627308 >>16625111 Definitely Tolkien.

>>	Anonymous Wed Oct 21 21:06:10 2020 No.16627334 >>16625126 Basado

>>	Anonymous Wed Oct 21 22:11:20 2020 No.16627634 carl schmitt

>>	Anonymous Wed Oct 21 23:10:57 2020 No.16627926 >>16627181 >he looks great Absolutely. I masturbate looking at his pictures at least once a month.

Anonymous Thu Oct 22 01:36:45 2020 No.16628634

>>16627181
>>16627181
journey to the end of night is a good start apparently death on installment plan is a continuation of that but I havent come round to read that one yet
his three books he wrote while in exile in Germany are Kino aswell
if you want to get straight to it id read bagatelles pour un massacre right after journey, don't know if there are any good translations though

>>	Anonymous Thu Oct 22 01:41:03 2020 No.16628651 Kafka and Borges

>>	Anonymous Thu Oct 22 04:29:46 2020 No.16629157 >>16625111 Ezra Pound

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