/lit/ - Literature

skip every other rec and go right to michel de montaigne's collected essays

they are all you need

The Invisible Man by Ralph Ellison

>Siddhartha
>A World Out of Time
>Death of the Adversary

none focus on lonliness, but they each have their nuances on the subject.

>>5028477
yea they sure deal with the issue of loneliness

>>5028451
Issue?
We must be on a different page.

>>5028491

LOL

Do you even read?

Can one feel lonely even when surrounded by others during most of the time?

>>5028451
You Can't Go Home Again

>>5028451
Good Morning, Midnight by Jean Rhys

>>5028517
It's called alienation

>>5028451
If you novice: No longer Human, Catcher in the rye, The idiot.

>>5028557
This is a good one.

I'd also recommend Of Mice and Men.

>>5028517
of course

Stoner?

>>5028959
>The idiot.
>novice

toppest of all keks in kekland

>>5028516
>2014 using an Althusser reaction image

>>5028451
Free as in Freedom

You start off thinking it's about software, rights, etc., but you realize it's more of a story about autism and loneliness.

The entire works of Beckett is all you need. He will make you feel like a naked man lying in a bath of filth laughing at everything.

>>5028451
>good book
>considering loneliness as an issue

>>5029798
>getting upset about being labelled a novice
>using the meme "kek"
>speaking in nonsensical internet jargon

You are a child

Surprised this hasn't already been said but
>Catcher in The Rye