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Post what you've read recently and get recommended books.
This week I read The Maids and Deathwatch by Jean Genet, and Hopscotch by Cortazar. I enjoyed them quite a bit.

>> No.3379023

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>>3379023
u must be new here

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Finished Wollstonecraft and a book review from Hannah Arendt about Rosa Luxemburg... Now I want that book.

>> No.3379070

I read Novalis - Hymns to the Night and a collection of Maupassant

>>3378901
try some Borges and Juan Rulfo for Cortazar, and maybe Burroughs or Sartre or Bataille for Genet

>> No.3379097

>>3379070
I've read all of those besides Ulfo and Bataille, thanks for the suggestions.
>>3379064
I love Rosa Luxemburg! What books was it?

>> No.3379148

>>3379097
Thar >>3379119

You can apparently read it all on Google books

>> No.3379163

Finished Zadie Smith's On Beauty

Reading The New Kings of Nonfiction, due to a rec on /lit/. I had to tear myself away to do my coursework.

>> No.3379292

>>3379163
>rec on /lit/

Really? I didn't think it was all that special, as far as Klosterman and Wallace are concerned you're better off reading IV and Consider the Lobster/A Supposedly Fun Thing respectively.

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>>3379292
I like longform journalism though, you know, the New Yorker and all that shit. So this is something like liquid crack for me.

>> No.3380465

I read Neuromancer for the first time. Was pretty neat

>> No.3380471

>>3380395
you might like vollman