Recommend Sunhawk hispanic books.

[Sunhawk !M9PhF5nIzs No.2172032]

Remember, I've already read the following people a lot: Mario Vargas Llosa, Roberto Bolano, Isabel Allende, Gabriel Garcia Marquez. So, either recommend other authors, or only obscure works by those authors I listed.

Hispanic books are great.

[Anonymous No.2172046]

Get on that Carlos Fuentes shit my lil nigga.
The Death of Artemio Cruz is a good starting point.
Terra Nostra will satisfy your need to read an XBOXHUEG book.

[Anonymous No.2172043]

'Cause erryone keeps tabs on what you've read.

Get into Los Lobos, then come back again.

[Anonymous No.2172048]

You're missing Saramago and Cortazar.
Then you'll be complete.

[Anonymous No.2172051]

> no Borges in that list

wut?

[Anonymous No.2172053]

>>2172048
Oh, and Borges.

[Anonymous No.2172054]

>>2172053
Oh, and Adolfo Bioy Casares.

[Sunhawk !M9PhF5nIzs No.2172062]

Keep going, friends!

[Anonymous No.2172069]

Dom Casmurro by Machado de Assis

[Anonymous No.2172071]

>>2172062
No. Get this:
>The Invention of Morel, by Adolfo Bioy Casares
and come back after you read it.

[Anonymous No.2172074]

Allende is a dreadful writer, and García Márquez is one of the overrated authors of all time, whose only decent work is Autumn of the Patriarch. Cabrera Infante, Onetti, Sabato, Arreola, Mutis, Puig, Arlt and Pitol is where it's at.

[Anonymous No.2172076]

Miguel Serrano

[Anonymous No.2172079]

>>2172074
> García Márquez is one of the overrated authors of all time
ehhhh, no

[Anonymous No.2172082]

>>2172076
What have you read of his and recommend?

[Anonymous No.2172093]

I am taking an "English in the Americas" type class.... here is our reading list....
No Telephone to Heaven by Michelle Cliff (have not read yet)
The War of the Saints by Jorge Amado (do not suggest/boring IMO)
Farming of Bones by Edwidge Danticat (in process)
The Old Gringo by Carlos Fuentes (I suggest this one)
Ines of my Soul by Isabel Allende (I liked this one too)
News of a Kidnapping by Gabriel Garcia Marquez (haven't read yet)

[Sunhawk !M9PhF5nIzs No.2172174]

I've written down several books from posts (although not all).

Why is this board so obssessed with Cortazar? What's so great about him?

[Anonymous No.2172222]

>>2172174
A few days ago you were asking for 'experimental novels'. Get this
>Hopscotch by Julio Cortazar
and see for yourself what's so great about him.

[Anonymous No.2172271]

Fernando Pessoa. The Book of Disquiet was one of the best books I've ever read.

[Anonymous No.2172282]

>>2172271
portuguese != hispanic.

are you saying they all look alike to you, punk?

[Anonymous No.2172302]

>>2172282

>implying I give a fuck

Better to read Pessoa than to not read Pessoa.

[Anonymous No.2172354]

Peruvians (as Mario Vargas Llosa)
Julio Ramón Ribeyro
José María Arguedas
and perhaps Alonso Cueto
Others
Luis Leante
Juan Rulfo
and of course Borges and Cortazar

[Anonymous No.2172364]

marguerite atwoodez and paoul austerio

[Anonymous No.2172428]

Oh and (I forgot about him) Ernesto Sabato

[Sunhawk !M9PhF5nIzs No.2172450]

>>2172364

That post made me laugh out loud. They sound look they are good authors.

[Anonymous No.2172454]

>>2172032

>Roberto Bolano

It's Bolaño, fuckers.

[Anonymous No.2172456]

>>2172302
>implying anyone gives a fuck whether you give a fuck

I pointed it out to show everyone you're a dumbfuck.

[Anonymous No.2172457]

>>2172454
More like BolANO, cuz he's shit is like it came out of a really disgusting anus get it?

[Sunhawk !M9PhF5nIzs No.2172461]

>>2172454

It sure is.

I did cool off on him for a few months, after reading the garbage that is The Skating Rink and Monseiur Pain, but then Nazi Literature entertained me a lot. I'll probably get a few more books by him when they're out in paperback, like The Return and The Insufferable Gaucho. I still reread bits of 2666 from time to time.