Latinx authors

[Anonymous No.21350872]

Besides Cervantes, Borges and Márquez, which ones should I read?

[Anonymous No.21350941]

>>21350872
Roberto Bolano and Mario Vargas Llosa

Hei Martin

[Anonymous No.21350984]

>>21350872
Go fuck your self.

[Anonymous No.21351026]

Calderon, Gracian, Quevedo, Juan de la Cruz, Jorge Manrique, Ines de la Cruz, Leon de Greiff, Teresa de Avila, Fernando Gonzalez Ochoa, Miguel Delibes and Gustavo Becquer. Those are the ones i really like, there are other greats such as Gongora and Lope de Vega but don't find them as enjoyable.

[Anonymous No.21351028]

100 years of solitude is really good

[Anonymous No.21351197]

>>21350872
Pessoa

[Anonymous No.21351211]

>>21350872
learn spanish first. translations do spanish literature no justice, especially in the case of don quixote

[Anonymous No.21351223]

>>21350872
His name is actually García Márquez.

[Anonymous No.21351235]

John Dos Passos

[Anonymous No.21351245]

>>21351211
ah, no prob. i'll just spend 8 years becoming fluent so i can read don quixote

[Anonymous No.21351251]

>>21351245
more realistically 2 years if you weren't a lazy amerimutt

[Anonymous No.21351258]

juan Jose Saer.
Sergio Sant'anna
Julio Ramón Ribeyro

[Anonymous No.21351277]

>>21351251
>Spend two years to learn a language to read a book and maybe talk to some Mexicans or something instead of spending those two years reading other books

[Anonymous No.21351289]

>>21351277
>amerilard can't imagine doing more than one thing at a time
typical

[Anonymous No.21351311]

>>21350872
This is a nice chart

[Anonymous No.21351332]

cesar aira.
juan jose saer
bolano

[Anonymous No.21351333]

>>21350872
>Latinx
what does this actually mean?

[Anonymous No.21351358]

>>21351333
spic of the beaner persuasion
doesn't include spaniards except to people who think spaniards are basically mexicans

[Anonymous No.21351522]

Cervantes was Spanish, not Latin and no, Latin and Spanish are not the same thing

[Anonymous No.21351536]

>>21351289
>Whateverfuckistan can't understand that time spent learning a language is time lost not doing other things

Yes you dumb faggot you can't do two things at the same time. If you spend two hours learning a language, you can't simultaneously use those two hours to study something else. Typical

[Anonymous No.21351708]

>>21351211
Imagine learning Spanish lmao

[Anonymous No.21351724]

[Anonymous No.21351755]

>>21351536
If you spend a couple hours a day studying Spanish, you will (likely) reach a level very quickly where you can study other topics in Spanish. The primary subjects that I study are math and music theory, and I learn German as well. After a few months of German learning, I transitioned almost completely to studying math with German language material (books and online lectures), and soon after I did the same with music. Time spent deliberately learning a language is lame, but with immersion it becomes fun!

[Anonymous No.21351779]

>>21351333
White Americans and Chicanos trying to remove gender from the Spanish language. Modern day cultural imperialism.

[Anonymous No.21351780]

>>21351755
i learned to read italian because i lied about being able to read italian and someone called me on it and i had to read a fuckload of italian articles in two weeks lol

after that two weeks i could just read it

to be fair i already knew french

[Anonymous No.21353387]

>>21351333

In America most people try to assert themselves by displaying how stupid they can get away with being, and this terminology is an example of that.

[Anonymous No.21353549]

>>21350872
Latinx is my brazilian cock in your bloody ass.

[Anonymous No.21353556]

>latinx

[Anonymous No.21353574]

>>21350872
Hispanic:
>Vargas Llosa
>Julio Cortazar
>Juan Julfo

Brazilian:
>Autran Dourado
>Machado de Assis
>Graciliano Ramos
>Clarice Lispector
>Erico Veríssimo
>Guimarães Rosa

[Anonymous No.21353933]

>>21350872
you mean spics? Because french people is latinx too