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Can you recommend me some authors who have a wide vocabulary and who put it to good use?

Other examples I can think of are people like Joyce, Wilde and Fitzgerald.

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>> No.1659792

Hemingway

>> No.1659807

Dee Ef Dubya

>> No.1659820

Lovecraft

>> No.1659822

Nabokov

>> No.1659825

Shakespeare

>> No.1659829

I think that most authors have a wide vocabulary and put it to good use.

I guess a better question would be, what authors had a relatively limited vocabulary, but still put it to good use?

>> No.1659842

>>1659829

kafka?

>> No.1659889

>>1659842
I bet you read German

>> No.1659900

>>1659784
william golding.

fuck your unnecessarily sophisticated register.

>> No.1659905

>>1659900

Oh, yeah, I love gOlding. Such an amazing writer but he's rarely talked about here, and when he is talked about it's usually just Lord of the Flies homework. Shame. The Spire is one of the most perfectly crafted novels I've ever read.

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