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Anon, I want you to tell me your

>favourite novelist
>favourite poet
>favourite playwright

from your homeland.

>> No.9183339

>>9183305

>Faulkner. (seriously, fight me faggots)
>Saul Williams
> Eugene O'Neil (aka the GOAT American playwright)

You, anon?

>> No.9183349

>>9183305
Dostoevsky
Eliot
Shakespeare

>> No.9183350

>>9183339
Faulkner is great. Does /lit/ dislike him or something? Sounds like a bad meme.

>> No.9183357

>>9183305

Why does this pic remind me of Ambrosio from Matthew Lewis' "The Monk"

>> No.9183375

>>9183339

Mine would be
>Flann O'Brien
>Louis MacNeice
>Seán O'Casey

What should I read if I've never read O'Neil

>> No.9183376
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9183376

>Gombrowicz
>Herbert
>Arnsztajnowa

>> No.9183482

Calvino
Rilke
Ibsen

>> No.9183487
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9183487

>>9183339
>tfw burgerland

>> No.9183509

>>9183375
>all Irish
expand your horizon, fenian cuck

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9183517

>>9183375

>> No.9183521

>>9183509
>from your homeland.
Anon are you mentally ill?

>> No.9183523

>>9183375
>what should I read if I've never read O'Neill?

The Iceman Cometh
Long Days Journey Into Night
A Moon for the Misbegotten
A Touch of the Poet
The SS Glencairn plays (5 interrelated one act plays about the crew of a ship)
Desire Under the Elms
The Hairy Ape

>> No.9183525

>>9183305
Vilis Lācis
Imants Ziedonis
No idea desu

>> No.9183542

>>9183509
a legitimately retarded person

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9183575

>>9183517

>> No.9183598

>>9183349
interesting, i didn't know shakespear was russian...

>> No.9183610
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9183610

switzerland has a very narrow pool to chose from

i'd say

franz hohler
gottfried keller
and also keller since i don't know shit about theaters

>> No.9183623

>>9183521
>>9183542
This is what I get for not reading the OP. In that case:

Broch
Rilke
Schnitzler I guess

>> No.9183634

>Turgenev
>Akhmatova
>Chekhov

>> No.9183649

>>9183305
Tommy pynchon
None, don't like poetry
None, don't like plays

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>>9183623
>Rilke
>deutschsprachiger Tscheche geboren in Tschechien von tschechischen Eltern
>Österreicher

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>>9183357
Could you tell me if Lewis' "Monk" is worth reading ? I really loved Artaud's so-called "translation" that is actually twice as short. Wondering if the original novel is as good.

>> No.9183690

>>9183663
i want to claim hesse but he wasn't born swiss. would i get an annoyed pepe from you too?

>> No.9183726

>>9183305
>Cervantes
>Anonymous Goatherds
>Shakespeare
I just realised they're all from the same decade.

My homeland? I'm Jewish ;)

>> No.9183742

>Hjalmar Söderberg
>Verner von Heidenstam
>August Strindberg

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>>9183690
>mfw Einstein was the greatest American ever

>> No.9183789

>>9183745
>mfw hesse got swiss citizenship

it's even better because he consciously wanted to be swiss

>> No.9183840

Jack Kerouac
Allen Ginsberg
Sam Sheppard

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9183910

>>9183789

>> No.9183924

>>9183305
>Vian
>don't read much poetry, probably Apollinaire
>Ionesco

>> No.9183930

>>9183789
He didn't become Swiss, he became a Swiss citizen.

>> No.9184271

>>9183663
>geboren in Österreich-Ungarn

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>>9184271
>trying this hard to compensate for lack of discernible talent

>> No.9184656

>>9183350
Nabby doesn't like him. It's pretty much a meme.

>> No.9184659

Alice Munro
Ken Babstock, I guess?
Don't know any good playwrites from here.

>> No.9184664

>>9184659
Oh, you said Novelist too. Fuck it, she has one novel.

>> No.9184689

>Joyce (I've only read Ulysses, though, but it's probably my favorite novel so far (I don't really read a lot of novels (in modern times, I mostly stick to poetry)))
>Chaucer (read it in Middle English (what's with all the modern translations, anyway, because there's only like 2 publishers with Middle English (it literally takes a day to learn it)))
>Sophocles (read it in ancient Greek (I'm learning ancient Greek, but Sophocles is the only playwright I've read in Greek))

>> No.9184782

Janet Frame
Hone tuwhare
>Plays

>> No.9184792

>>9183681

It's amazing. Very immediately entertaining, sort of like a comic book.

>> No.9185949

>Bellow.
>Longfellow.
>Miller.

>> No.9186011

>William Faulkner
>William Shakespeare
>William Shakespeare

>> No.9186075

>Rulfo
>Owen
>Don't know many, I guess Sor Juana

>> No.9186080

>>9186011
WE WUZ BURGERS N SHEIT

>> No.9186626

>>9183305
>McCarthy
>Hart Crane
>none

If I was German
>Musil
>Holderlin
>Goethe

>> No.9186630

>>9186075
shit you have good taste, nice
favorite owen poem?

>> No.9186639

>>9186626
fuck
i FUCKED up boys

I realize musil is not german, please execute me

-German
>Doblin
>Holderlin
>Goethe

-Austria
>Musil
>Rilke
>Kraus

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9186645

>all these tryhards not saying Shakespeare

>> No.9186655

>>9186639
Rilke was a German-speaking Czech.

>> No.9186657

>>9183305
>Max Barry
>Byron
>Caryl Churchill

>> No.9186660

>>9186655
René Karl Wilhelm Johann Josef Maria Rilke (4 December 1875 – 29 December 1926)—better known as Rainer Maria Rilke (German: [ˈʁaJnɐ maˈʁiːa ˈʁJlkə])—was a Bohemian-Austrian poet and novelist,

>> No.9186664

>>9186660
>I can copy paste but I can't even read what I copy paste

>> No.9186671

>>9186664
read it to me in a vocaroo

>> No.9186673

>>9186671
Reading it to your mum right now. She'll tell you later.

>> No.9186674

>>9186664
btw i vaguely see that there is an adjective namely Austrian applied to a man named René Karl Wilhelm Johann Josef Maria Rilke more commonly known as Rilke whom I put under the subcategory of Austria as he was born in the Austro-Hungarian Empire which now is replaced with a place called Austria.

>> No.9186698

>>9183305
Melville
dude idk
dude idk

>> No.9186711

>>9186674
There's also an adjective Bohemian and his biography down the line, but I can see how reading that much would be a problem for you. Rilke was ethnically Czech born to Czech parents in Prague, which is a capital of Czech Republic today, and spent most of his life in what is now Czech Republic.
>the Austro-Hungarian Empire which now is replaced with a place called Austria
Austria-Hungary split is 9 different countries today. Please stop embarrassing yourself with these blatant displays of American education.

>> No.9186717

>>9186711
if america splits into 9 countries in the future i will still be considered an american

>> No.9186728

>>9186717
This is Europe. We do ethnic nationalism here, not civic. Also:
>muh hypothetical is proof
Fuck off. You might as well be a Floridian for all we know.

>> No.9186732

>>9186728
We are both correct, the only difference is, you look like an asshole for trying to correct someone who is correct. I'm done with you.

>> No.9186735

>>9186630
I'd say "Sombra"

>> No.9186741

>>9186732
>we have opposing viewpoints but we're both correct
>als you're dum and i'm more correcter
Murricans never cease to amaze me. The fact that people with IQ that low are allowed on the Internet in US is truly a testament to it's role as a paragon of freedom.