/lit/'s /int/ starter pack

[Anonymous No.19937224]

In this thread >>19241266 I suggested >>19246421 to make a more international starter pack, so >>19252913 gave suggestions and I created pic related

feel free to contribute

[Anonymous No.19937255]

>>19937224
Unironically Story of the Eye.

[Anonymous No.19937262]

Make it bigger and sort it by region

[Anonymous No.19937456]

>>19937262
I did it on paint. I'm not really good at this.

[Anonymous No.19937682]

>>19937224
What is the difference between a Russian and an American?

[Anonymous No.19937721]

>>19937224
very nice

[Anonymous No.19937891]

>>19937224
All About H. Hatterr by G. V. Desani
Malgudi Days by RK Narayan

[Anonymous No.19937926]

inb4 randos seething about "Anglos"

[Anonymous No.19938163]

>>19937926
Kek, that's the reason I wanted to create the list: the other ones are mostly HS Anglo books.

[Anonymous No.19938351]

>>19937224
Almost as bad as the other one, good job.

[Anonymous No.19938496]

>>19937224
>feel free to contribute
Bernhard The Loser

[Anonymous No.19938682]

I'll give this thread this last bump before going to sleep

>>19937682
I don't understand your question, is it a joke?

>>19937255
>>19937891
>>19938496
I'll add those in the next one, the pic being as >>19937262 suggested, but since I only have MS Paint and I'm far from being good at it, it's not going to be much better than >>19937224 .

[Anonymous No.19938713]

>>19937682
The American finds his purpose in life in vices. The Russian finds his in trying to avoid them.

[Anonymous No.19938931]

>>19938682
Don't use Impact. Chart looks fine, don't worry. You can reduce the size of the book covers if you want.

[Anonymous No.19939183]

>>19937224
>The Metamorphosis
I prefer Bad Mojo

[Anonymous No.19940623]

>>19938713
>The Russian finds his in trying to avoid them.
kek, maybe some members of the 19th century aristocracy

[Anonymous No.19940732]

[Anonymous No.19941677]

Done.
I clearly suck at this, please, make it better.

[Anonymous No.19943055]

>>19937224
For short stories, Borges is very accessible and fun I think

[Anonymous No.19943581]

>>19941677
I think you did a good job.

[Anonymous No.19943599]

Hyperion, or the Hermit in Greece

[Anonymous No.19943783]

>>19937224
2666

[Anonymous No.19943802]

>>19943783
Been meaning to read that. Is it worth the time?

[Anonymous No.19944104]

>>19943802
Yes. Only negative is some of the crimes in the fourth section read like the whaling sections in Moby Dick in that they are only tangentially relevant to the rest of the book

[Anonymous No.19944115]

>>19937224

[Anonymous No.19944307]

>>19943783
>>19944115
>starter pack
as in "easy to read and get you into reading"
the deal here (/int/ part) is everything besides anglo HS literature we've seem time and time again in the "starter packs"

[Anonymous No.19944341]

>>19944307
>the bible is hard to read
I blame the dumbing-down of schools

[Anonymous No.19944394]

>>19944341
Grandpa: "Why'd sonny boy. You are very smart for your age."
Me: "Grandpa that isn't true."

[Anonymous No.19944560]

>all those Russians
Just have a limit of one book per country, so that more countries can be in the chart. You’re missing the entirety of Latin America too

[Anonymous No.19944577]

>>19937224
For Brazil (or Brasil, if you may):
Memórias Póstumas de Brás Cubas (if you want what's arguably the best brazilian book)
or
O Cortiço (if you want something to do with brazilian history)
or
A Vida como ela é (late 20st century brazilian "real life based" short stories written by a journalist and writer, Nelson Rodrigues)

[Anonymous No.19944810]

>>19944341
ok, anon
let's make it
>easy to read and get you into reading
>everything besides anglo HS literature we've seem time and time again in the "starter packs"
>short
deal?

[Anonymous No.19946079]

>>19941677
>>19937224
maybe something like pic related
replace flags with books

[Anonymous No.19946172]

can anyone suggest some finnish literature?